JP2860766B2 - Hanger rack - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hanger rack for hanging and storing clothes.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a hanger rack generally has a hanger pipe installed horizontally in an upper portion of the hanger rack, and a plurality of hangers are hung side by side on the hanger pipe.

[0003]

The hanger pipe is located substantially at the center of the upper part of the hanger rack in the depth direction and at a position where the clothes hung via the hanger can be entirely accommodated in the hanger rack. Therefore, when storing clothes in the hanger rack, it is necessary to insert the hand inside the hanger rack with the center of the hanger on which the clothes are hung, hook the hanger hook on the hanger pipe, and move the clothes from the hanger rack. When removing the hanger, it is necessary to hold the center of the hanger and insert the hand into the back of the hanger rack to remove the hook from the hanger pipe.

As described above, when putting clothes in and out, the hand must be inserted into the hanger rack, which is not easy. Especially when a lot of clothes are hung on the hanger pipe, the clothes are separated by one hand and the clothes are taken in and out by holding the hanger with the other hand. More and more difficult to work.

[0005] In addition, even when a desired clothes is selected from a large number of clothes hung in a hanger rack, both hands are inserted into the hanger rack and the space between the adjacent clothes is sequentially widened from one side to one side. It is troublesome to check the clothes one by one, and it is difficult to check the clothes because the clothes are completely inside the hanger rack, and it is even more troublesome to take out the clothes one by one and look at them.

[0006] The present invention has been made in view of such a point,
Its purpose is to provide a hanger rack that allows easy putting in and out of clothes and makes it easy to check each piece of clothes.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a hanger rack for supporting a plurality of hangers for hanging clothes, the base of which is located substantially at the center in the depth direction of the upper part inside the hanger rack. A swing bar that is supported and extends in the shape of a straight bar on the frontage side and is provided so as to be swingable up and down,
Regulating means for supporting the base end side of the rocking bar to restrict the downward swinging of the rocking bar at a predetermined obliquely downward inclination angle; and supporting the distal end side of the rocking bar for the rocking. Holding means for holding the moving bar at a predetermined obliquely upward inclination angle, a projection projecting upward at the tip of the swing bar, and locking means provided on the base end side of the swing bar. A hanger rack provided with

The swing bar, which is obliquely inclined downward and is regulated by the regulation means, has its tip located at the front end of the hanger rack, and is engaged with the projection at the tip of the hanger rack to suspend the clothes hanger. The hook part can be easily hooked on the tip of the swing bar, and then swing upward with the tip of the swing bar. The clothing is stored in a predetermined position by being locked by locking means provided on the base end side, and the swing bar itself is held by the holding means.

Conversely, when the swing bar is released from the holding means by holding the tip of the swing bar and swings downward, the hanger slides the swing bar toward the frontage side from the downward inclination, and the hook portion contacts the projection. Then, the swing bar is restricted to a predetermined obliquely downward inclination angle by the restriction means. Therefore, the hanger is supported so as to protrude about halfway from the front face of the hanger rack together with the suspended clothes, so that the hanger can be easily taken out.

In order to check the clothes only, the clothes can be easily and sufficiently checked because the hangers are supported by the tip of the swing bar and the clothes are about half out, and the swing bar is swung upward. If it is done, it can be easily stored back, and the checking work can be done efficiently. The above-mentioned clothes putting in and out and checking work,
It is not necessary to insert all hands into the hanger rack and work is easy.

[0011] A support bar is supported on the base end side on the back side of the upper part of the hanger rack and extends linearly obliquely downward in the direction of the frontage. A base end of the swing bar is pivotally supported,
The restricting means may be a hanger rack that restricts downward swing of the swing bar to a predetermined obliquely downward inclination angle by engagement of a pivotal portion between the support bar and the swing bar. When the moving bar is rocked upward, the support bar and the rocking bar constitute a reverse-shaped locking means bent at the pivot, so that the hook portion of the hanger is locked at the bent portion and separately engaged. It is not necessary to provide a stop member.

The holding means has a hook structure which is suspended from an upper front side of a hanger rack and has a lower end curved in a U-shape. By using a hanger rack that holds the moving bar at a predetermined obliquely upward inclination angle, the operator can easily hold the tip of the swinging bar to the U-shaped portion of the holding means or easily remove it. Work is easy despite the simple structure, and clothes can be taken in and out efficiently.

[0013]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 20 will be described below. FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a hanger rack 1 of the present embodiment, FIG. 2 is a side view thereof, and FIG.
Is a front view thereof. Prop columns 3 are erected at the four corners of the rectangular underframe 2, and a pair of front and rear frames 4, 5, and a left and right pair of front and rear frames 5, which are directed horizontally at the upper ends of the respective columns 3. Frame 6, right frame 7
Are linked to form a rectangular frame, and the entire rack structure is formed.

In an actual use situation, only the front side is opened to form a frontage. A left and right long support bracket 8 is provided between the left and right frames 6 and 7 so as to be closer to the back than the center, and the support bracket 8 has both ends of the horizontal plate portion 8a on the left frame 6 and the right frame 7, respectively. It is applied from below and secured by bolts and nuts 9.

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the front and rear side edges of the horizontal plate portion 8a are bent downward so that the front plate portion 8b and the rear plate portion 8c are vertically installed. Plate part 8
b and the rear plate portion 8c are inclined approximately 30 degrees toward the back with respect to the vertical direction, and face each other in parallel. Six circular holes 8d are formed in the rear plate portion 8c at predetermined intervals in the left-right direction, and the front plate portion 8b is formed corresponding to each of the circular holes 8d.
Is provided with six circular holes 8e having notches 8f formed on the upper side.

An L-shaped bent support plate 10 is provided between the left and right frames 6 and 7 in front of the support bracket 8 and near the frontage. The support plate 10 has a horizontal plate portion 10a fixed to the left and right frames 6 and 7 at both ends by bolts and nuts 11, and a vertically extending vertical plate portion 10b.
A plurality of hooks 12 are fixed to the support bracket 8 corresponding to the circular holes 8d and 8e of the support bracket 8 (see FIGS. 8 and 9). The hook 12 has an upper portion welded to the vertical plate portion 10b, and a lower end extending downward is curved into a U-shape to constitute a holding means.

A support bar 15 is supported through the opposed circular holes 8d and 8e of the support bracket 8. Support bar
15 is the circular hole 8e as shown in FIGS.
A round bar having a diameter substantially equal to that of the circular hole 8 is formed.
A threaded portion 15a having the same diameter as the threaded portion d is formed, and the other end is cut into a predetermined width from the tip to form a concave shape having a gap between the left and right sides 15b and 15c. surface
The lower corner 15f of 15d is present, but the upper corner is cut out in an arc shape, and a shaft hole 15e is formed at the substantially central position of the arc in the left and right sides 15f.
b, 15c. A rectangular plate-shaped projection 16 is provided at the center of the support bar 15 so as to project upward.

The support bar 15 passes through the circular hole 8e of the front plate portion 8b of the support bracket 8 with the screw portion 15a first.
The protrusion 16 protruding from the center is fitted into the notch 8f of the circular hole 8e, the leading screw portion 15a is passed through the circular hole 8d of the rear plate portion 8c, and the wing nut 17 is screwed into the protruding screw portion 15a. By tightening together, the screw portion 15a is perpendicular to the front plate portion 8b and the rear plate portion 8c.
Because the side is fixed, the support bar 15 extends obliquely downward about 30 degrees forward from the fixed side (see FIG. 4).

The extension end of the support bar 15 is located substantially at the center of the hanger rack 1 in the front-rear (depth) direction, and the base end of the swing bar 20 is pivotally supported at the same end. The swing bar 20 is shown in FIG.
17, a round bar having the same diameter as the support bar 15 is formed in a straight line shape, and the end is bent substantially one turn upward to be bent to form a projection 20a. Then, the base end of the swing bar 20 is cut off on both left and right sides, and the central portion 20b
Is formed in a protruding shape, and the upper corner of the distal end of the base center portion 20b is cut out in an arc shape, and a shaft hole 20c is formed substantially at the center of the arc.

The center part 20b at the base end of the swing bar 20 is fitted between the left and right side parts 15b and 15c at the end of the support bar 15,
The shaft hole 20c in the central portion 20b is connected to the shaft hole 15e in the left and right side portions 15b and 15c.
Then, the two are pivotally connected by penetrating the pivot 21 (see FIGS. 18 to 20).

The swing bar 20 is fixed with respect to the fixed support bar 15.
When the rocking posture is extended in a straight line, as shown in FIGS.
The end faces 15d of the support bar 15 contact the notch end faces 20d on both sides of the center 20b of the base end of the swing bar 20.
The upper corners of the end surfaces 15d of 15b and 15c are cut out in an arc shape, but there is a lower corner 15f, and the lower corner 15f abuts against the end surface 20d of the swing bar 20 and the swing bar 20c. Restricts further swinging downward.

Therefore, the swing restricting means maintains the posture in which the swing bar 20 is linearly extended to the support bar 15 which is fixed obliquely downward and forward from the support bracket 8. The bar 20 is swung to the lowermost position, is inclined forward by 30 degrees downward, and the projection 20a at the tip is on the front face of the hanger rack 1 as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. The hook portion 31 of the hanger 30 can be locked by the portion 20a to support the hanger 30 as a stopper.

The upper corners of the end faces 15d of the left and right sides 15b and 15c of the support bar 15 and the center 20b of the base end of the swing bar 20
Since the upper corner of the end face of the swing bar 20 is cut out in an arc shape, the base notch end face 20 d of the swing bar 20 is
The swing bar 20 can swing upward from the above state as shown in FIG. 20 as it can swing upward along an arcuate surface above the end face 15d of the end surfaces 15b and 15c.

The swinging bar 20 is swung upward to move the swinging bar 20 obliquely forward.
When tilted upward about a degree, the lower end of the hook 12 suspended from the support plate 10 comes in contact with the front part of the swing bar 20 from the center to some extent. If you return to the right and swing downward, U
The swing bar 20 is held by the holding means of the character portion.

The swing bar 20 tilts obliquely upward and forward from the tip pivot of the support bar 15 tilted obliquely downward and forward.
The support bar 15 and the swinging bar 20 form an inverted letter bent at a central pivot portion of the hanger rack 1, and the bent portion constitutes locking means. The hook portion 31 of 30 can be stably locked and supported.

The hanger rack 1 of the present embodiment has the above-described structure, and the swing bar 20 is swung upward and held by the hook 12 as shown by a solid line in FIG. The hanger 30 can be stably hung on the pivot at the center of the hanger rack. When the clothes 32 are hung on the hanger 30 in such a state, the clothes 32 are completely stored in the hanger rack 1.

On the other hand, when taking out the clothes, the projecting portion 20 slightly protruding from the front face of the swinging bar 20 held by the hook 12 is used.
When the swinging bar 20 is tilted downward and released from the hook 12 by swinging upward, the locking of the pivotal support between the supporting bar 15 and the swinging bar 20 is released from the position where the swinging bar 20 is inclined downward. Due to the weight of the clothes and the hanger 30, the hanger 30 slides along the swing bar 20 and moves forward, and the swing is restricted as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. The hook portion 31 is locked to the protrusion 20a at the tip of the tilting swing bar 20, the hanger 30 is suspended, and the clothes 32 suspended by the hanger 30 are about halfway from the front end of the hanger rack 1. Exposed outside. Therefore, the clothes 32 can be easily taken out.

Conversely, when the clothes 32 are to be stored, the clothes 31 are hung on the hanger 30 and the hook portions 31 can be easily engaged with the projections 20a of the swing bar 20 on the front face of the hanger rack 1 so that the hands can be fully handed. It is not necessary to insert it, and if it is lifted with the projection 20a, the swing bar 20 swings upward, and the hanger 30 automatically slides along the swing bar 20 from the place where it is inclined upward. To the rear (rear side), and reaches the bent portion of the pivotal support portion with the support bar 15 and stops and is locked. As described above, by holding the swing bar 20 on the hook 12, the The clothes are stored in the center of the hanger rack 1 as shown by a solid line in FIG.

By simply removing the swing bar 20 from the hook 12 and swinging downward, the clothes appear from the front of the hanger rack 1 so that the clothes can be easily taken out without putting a hand in the back. Clothes are hung on the tip of the swing bar located at
, The clothes can be easily stored in the hanger rack 1, and the clothes can be easily taken in and out.

Further, even in the case of confirming every single clothes to select a desired clothes from a large number of clothes suspended in the hanger rack 1, if the rocking bar 20 is swung downward, the clothes are moved to the hanger rack 1. Since it appears from the frontage, the confirmation can be performed easily and sufficiently, and only the pivoting bar 20 needs to be pivoted upward to store the original, and the confirmation operation can be performed easily and efficiently.

Next, another embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. Left and right frames 41 at the top of the hanger rack 40,
A pivot 43 is erected in the horizontal direction between the lower ends of support brackets 42, 42 respectively suspended from the lower end 41, and a plurality of rocking bars 44 are pivotally supported by the pivot 43 at predetermined intervals at the base end. Extending forward and slightly below the pivot 43
A support rod 45 is provided between the left and right support brackets 42, 42 in parallel with the support bar 42, so that the swing bar 44 can be supported from below in a state where the swing bar 44 is inclined forward and obliquely downward, so that swing can be restricted. .

A support plate 46 is erected near the frontage of the left and right frames 41, 41 in the same manner as in the above embodiment, and hooks 47 are suspended from the support plate 46 in correspondence with the swing bars 44. The swing bar 44 that has been swung to the front can be inclined and held obliquely upward and forward. The oscillating bar 44 has a protrusion 44a formed at the distal end similarly to the above-described embodiment, and a support rod 45 on the proximal end side.
A projection 44b is provided to project upward slightly more forward.

Accordingly, as shown by the solid line in FIG. 21, the swing bar 44 is inclined forward and obliquely upward and is held by the hook 47, and the hanger 50 suspended from the swing bar 44 is a hook portion.
A projection 51 abuts on the projection 44b and is located at the center in the depth direction of the hanger rack 40. At the same position, the clothes 52 are suspended and stored in the hanger rack 40.

In this state, when the swing bar 44 is detached from the hook 47 and swings downward, the swing bar 44 is restricted by the support bar 45 as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. Supported, the hanger 50 is slid forward with the clothes 52, and the hook portion 51 is hung in contact with the projection 44a,
The clothes 52 are exposed about half way out of the front of the hanger rack 40.

As described above, the hanger rack 40 of the present embodiment also has the same functions as those of the above-described embodiment, so that clothes can be easily taken in and out, and the checking operation can be easily performed. It is ideal for use in places where clothes are frequently taken in and out, such as cloakrooms in hotels and ceremonial halls, and is also convenient to apply to closets at home.

[0036]

According to the present invention, the hanger can be easily hung on the tip of the swinging bar that is obliquely inclined downward by the regulation means, and then the swinging bar is swung upward and held by the holding means. Then, the clothes are stored in the hanger rack together with the hanger, and when the swing bar is removed from the holding means and swung downward, the hanger moves to the frontage side, and the clothes hung on the hanger are half the width of the hanger rack frontage. Since the protruding portion is supported, it can be easily taken out without inserting the hand into the hanger rack, and the clothes can be easily checked without taking out the clothes.

A support bar is supported on the base end side at the back of the upper part of the hanger rack and extends linearly obliquely downward in the direction of the frontage. The support bar is provided at the tip located substantially at the center of the hanger rack in the depth direction. By making the base end of the rocking bar a hanger rack pivotally supported, when the rocking bar is rocked upward, the support bar and the rocking bar form an inverted character bent at the pivot, The hook portion of the hanger is locked to the bent portion as the locking means, and the hanger can be stably supported without providing a separate locking member.

Holding means having a hook structure, which is suspended from the upper front side of the hanger rack and whose lower end is curved in a U-shape, locks the tip side of the swinging bar and tilts the swinging bar at a predetermined obliquely upward inclination. By holding at an angle, work is easy despite the simple structure, and clothes can be taken in and out efficiently.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hanger rack according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the hanger rack.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the same.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the main part.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the support bracket.

6 is a view taken in the direction of arrow VI in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow VII in FIG. 5;

FIG. 8 is a side view of the support plate and the hook.

FIG. 9 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow IX in FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a plan view of a support bar.

FIG. 11 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 12 is a plan view of a pivot portion of the support bar.

FIG. 13 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 14 is a plan view of a swing bar.

FIG. 15 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 16 is a plan view of a base end of the swing bar.

FIG. 17 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 18 is a plan view of a connecting portion between the support bar and the swing bar.

FIG. 19 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 20 is a side view of a connecting portion between the support bar and the swing bar in another state.

FIG. 21 is a side view of a main part of a hanger rack of another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Hanger rack, 2 ... Underframe, 3 ... Prop, 4 ... Front frame, 5 ... Rear frame, 6 ... Left frame, 7 ... Right frame, 8 ... Support bracket, 9 ... Bolt and nut, 10 ... Support plate, 11 ... bolt and nut, 12 ... hook, 15 ... support bar, 16 ... projection, 17 ... wing nut, 20 ... swing bar, 21 ... pivot, 30 ... hanger, 31 ... hook part, 32 ... clothes, 40 ... hanger Rack, 41 ... left and right frame, 42 ... support bracket, 43 ... pivot, 44 ... swing bar, 45 ... support rod, 46 ... support plate, 47 ... hook, 50 ... hanger, 51 ... hook part, 52 ...
clothes.

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A hanger rack for supporting a plurality of hangers for hanging clothes, a base end of which is pivotally supported at a substantially central portion in a depth direction of an upper portion of the inside of the hanger rack, and is provided as a straight bar on the front side so as to be swingable up and down. A swinging bar; a restricting means for supporting a base end side of the swinging bar to regulate downward swinging of the swinging bar at a predetermined obliquely downward inclination angle; and a tip end side of the swinging bar. Holding means for supporting the rocking bar at a predetermined obliquely upward inclination angle, a protrusion protruding upward at the tip of the rocking bar, and provided on a base end side of the rocking bar. A hanger rack, comprising: 2. A support bar is supported on the base end side at the back of the upper part of the hanger rack and extends obliquely downward in a straight line in the frontage direction, and is located substantially at the center of the hanger rack in the depth direction. A base end of the swing bar is pivotally supported at a distal end, and the restricting means causes the swing bar to swing downward by a predetermined diagonal downward by engaging the support bar with the swing bar at a pivot portion. The hanger rack according to claim 1, wherein the hanger rack is restricted to the inclination angle. 3. The holding means has a hook structure which is suspended from an upper front side of a hanger rack and has a lower end curved in a U-shape. The hanger rack according to claim 1, wherein the swing bar is held at a predetermined obliquely upward inclination angle.