JP7157005B2 - Hangers without clothespins - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a hanger that does not require clothespins and is mainly used for washing and drying collared shirts, clothes with a round neckline, sleeveless clothes with a deep neckline, sleeveless clothes that are hung with thin shoulder straps, and the like. be.

Conventionally, when drying laundry, it was necessary to hang wet clothes on a hanger and use clothespins to hold the wet clothes to prevent them from falling.
In addition, since the laundry is held down by a pair of clothes holding arms provided at the bottom of the hanger hook, the laundry can be dried without using clothespins. is also known (see Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2010-269108

When drying the laundry, I had to repeat the action of hanging the laundry on the hanger and pinching the clothes with a lot of separately prepared clothespins to prevent them from falling.
In addition, if the hanger with the clothespins sandwiched between the clothespins and the laundry rope on the veranda is kept outside, the clothespins are deteriorated and damaged due to exposure to wind and rain.

The hanger according to Patent Document 1 has the following problems.
(a) There is a problem that the presser arm hits the clothes or hands when drying the laundry.
(b) Collared shirts, especially shirts with high collars, have a problem in that the presser arm hits the collar and must be dried while crushing the collar.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a hanger capable of solving the above problems and preventing the laundry from falling without using clothespins.

In a clothes hanger consisting of a substantially isosceles triangle-shaped hanging part and a hanging hook rising upward from the vertical part of the hanging part, the vicinity of the tip of the bending part of the hanging hook and the central area of the back of the hanging hook Longitudinal through-holes are provided to form mounting holes for movable arms, movable arms are provided with one end pivotally supported in each of the through-holes, and the other end of the movable arm is obliquely cut away. An arch-shaped garment retainer, that is, a stopper, is pivotally provided immediately in front of the pressing surface to form a pressing surface for engaging and stopping the inclined surface of the shoulder when it comes into contact with both ends of the stopper. has a spherical shape. The upper surfaces of both shoulders are rounded in a semi-cylindrical shape, the lower surfaces are flat, and the corners of the surfaces are formed to be square. As a result, the stopper smoothly passes over the upper surface of the shoulder, and the spherical surface engages and locks at the corner of the lower surface. By pushing down the movable arm, the presser surface presses down the clothes hung on the shoulders near the center of the upper surface of the shoulders, and the stoppers pinch the clothes from both sides. In the vicinity of both ends of the trouser hook, shoulder strap hooks having a substantially V shape with a convex portion at the tip are provided. A receiving seat having a curved shape at the position of the lower surface of the shoulder portion where it comes into contact with it in a concave-and-convex manner engages releasably and locks the clothes.
A clothespin-free hanger characterized by the above features.

Conventionally, when drying laundry, it was necessary to hang the wet clothing on a hanger and clamp the laundry with a large number of separately prepared clothespins to prevent it from falling. According to the hanger, the laundry such as a shirt with a collar or a round neckline is hung on the hanger, and both movable arms are pressed against both shoulders to prevent the laundry from falling. In addition, clothes that are sleeveless and have a deep neckline or clothes that are hung with thin shoulder straps are hung on both shoulder strap hooks, and both shoulder strap hooks can be moved to both receptacles to lock the laundry. Fall prevention. When drying the laundry, the movable arm is pushed up and parked vertically, so there is no problem that clothes or hands hit the movable arm. In addition, when the movable arms are locked to both shoulders, the height of the collar of the collared shirt is held within the height range from the upper surface of the shoulders to the base where the movable arms are pivotally supported. There is no problem of crushing and drying the collar. Since the clothespins are not required, the troublesome handling of the clothespins and the labor and time associated with it can be eliminated.
In addition, hangers with clothes hanging on them may fall from the clothesline or laundry rope due to the wind. Become. In addition, when storing clothes in storage furniture, clothes made of slippery material are stored using non-slip hangers, etc., but by using this hanger with a locking function, it is possible to store clothes without using non-slip hangers. of. In this way, it can be used for purposes other than drying laundry.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state of use in the present invention; The front view showing the state before use in the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the invention shown in FIG. 2 from another angle; Partially enlarged perspective view showing an enlarged structure of the hanging hook (5) which is a part of the present invention.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state of use in the present invention.
The clothespin-free hanger according to the present embodiment is made of synthetic resin, metal, and wood. As shown in FIG. 1, the hanger (1) has the shape of an approximately isosceles triangle consisting of two sides of the shoulder upper surface (2a) and shoulder upper surface (2b) and one side of the trouser hanger (4). It has a hanging hook (5) rising upward from the apex of the hanging part (1), and one end is pivoted by a rotary shaft (8a) near the tip of the bent part (6) of the hanging hook. A movable arm (9a) is provided to be supported, and a movable arm (9b) having one end pivotally supported by a rotating shaft (8b) is provided in the central region of the hanging hook back (7), and the movable arm (9a) and the other end of the movable arm (9b) are obliquely notched holding surfaces (2b) so that they are engaged and stopped when they come into contact with the shoulder upper surface (2a). 14a) and a holding surface (14b) are provided. A stopper (10a) supported by a rotating shaft (8c) is provided just before the pressing surface (14a), and similarly supported by a rotating shaft (8d) just before the pressing surface (14b). A stopper (10b) is provided. When the spherical surface of the stopper comes into contact with the corners of the shoulder lower surface (3a) and the shoulder lower surface (3b), the locked state is achieved. The movable arm (9a) and the movable arm (9b) press down the clothes hung on the shoulder upper surface (2a) and the shoulder upper surface (2b) so that the pressing surface (14a) and the pressing surface (14b) press the clothing from above. Hold down, stopper (10a) and stopper (10b) clamp both sides of the garment. As shown in FIG. 2, a shoulder strap hook (11a) having a projection (12a) at the tip is provided on one side near both ends of the trouser hook (4), and the upper surface of the trouser hook is the rotation axis. (8e) is pivotally supported and has a substantially U-shaped shape. The other shoulder strap hook (11b) is also provided with a protuberance (12b) at the tip and is pivotally supported on the upper surface of the trouser hook by a rotation shaft (8f). A bay-shaped receiving seat (13a) is provided at the position of the shoulder portion lower surface (3b) where the convex portion (12a) of the shoulder strap hook (11a) rotates and faces and is fitted, Similarly, a bay-shaped receiving seat (13b) is provided at the position of the shoulder portion lower surface (3a) where the convex portion (12b) of the shoulder strap hook (11b) rotates and faces and is fitted. be. By moving the shoulder strap hook to the receiving seat, it is fitted and locked.

FIG. 4 is a partial enlarged view showing an enlarged structure of the hanging hook (5) which is a part of the present invention. Vertical through-holes are provided in the vicinity of the tip of the hanging hook tip bending part (6) and the central region of the hanging hook back part (7), and one end of the movable arm (9a) and the movable arm (9b) penetrates vertically. The part of the movable arm (9a) cut out is cut to a size that can be pushed into the hole, and the part of the cut-out movable arm (9a) is pivotally supported by the suspension hook tip bending part (6) by the rotation shaft (8a). ) is pivotally supported on the back of the suspension hook (7) by the rotating shaft (8b). This allows both movable arms to move.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing the state before use in the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the movable arm (9a) and the movable arm (9b) are provided so as to be vertically parked on the push-up, the stopper (10a) is attached to the movable arm (9a), and the stopper (10b) is attached to the movable arm (9a). It is provided so as to maintain a vertical parallel state with respect to the movable arm (9b). As described above, the shoulder strap hook (11a) is pivotally supported by the rotating shaft (8e), and the shoulder strap hook (11b) is pivotally supported by the rotating shaft (8f) to the trouser hook, thereby making it movable. By moving the shoulder strap hook, the protrusion of the shoulder strap hook fits into the recess of the receiving seat to lock the garment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the invention shown in FIG. 2 from another angle. The stopper (10a) and the stopper (10b) have spherical ends of two legs forming a cylindrical shape, and the diameter of the spherical shape is slightly larger than the diameter of the legs of the column. The movable arm (9a) can be moved by supporting a stopper (10a) with a rotating shaft (8c) before the other end of the movable arm (9a). Similarly, a stopper (10b) is pivotally supported by a rotating shaft (8d) near the other end of the movable arm (9b) to enable movement. The shoulder upper surface (2a) and the shoulder upper surface (2b) are rounded in a semi-cylindrical shape, the shoulder lower surface (3a) and the shoulder lower surface (3b) are flat, and the corners of the surfaces are formed to be square. ing. Thereby, the stopper (10a) and the stopper (10b) smoothly pass through the shoulder upper surface (2b) and the shoulder upper surface (2a), and the shoulder lower surface (3b) and the corners of the shoulder lower surface (3a) are spherical. The spherical portion locks the garment by allowing the face to pass through and engage with resistance.
The present invention has the structure described above.

Here's how to use it: In the state shown in FIG. 2, the hanger is hung on a clothesline pole or a washing rope, and laundry such as collared shirts and round-necked clothes is hung on the top surface of the shoulder portion (2a) and the top surface of the shoulder portion (2b), and the movable arm (9a) ) and the movable arm (9b) are pushed down, and the stopper (10a) and the stopper (10b) are rotated so as to be perpendicular to the shoulder upper surface (2a) and the shoulder upper surface (2b). By pushing down the upper portion of (10b) with the pad of the finger, the state shown in FIG. 1 is obtained, and the clothes are locked by the stoppers (10a) and (10b) to prevent them from falling off. For laundry that is hung with thin shoulder straps, sleeveless clothes or clothes with a deep neckline, hang the laundry on the shoulder strap hooks (11a) and shoulder strap hooks (11b), and hold the receiving seats (13a) and (13b) with your fingers. By pinching and moving it, it fits and locks to prevent it from falling off. In addition, when releasing these, the lock is released by pushing up the spherical lower part of the stopper (10a) and the stopper (10b) with the pad of the finger, and the shoulder strap hook (11a) and the shoulder strap hook (11b) are not pinched with the fingers. The lock is released by moving it forward or backward, and the movable arm (9a), movable arm (9b), shoulder strap hook (11a), and shoulder strap hook (11b) are returned to the state shown in FIG. can be removed. In addition, if you want to leave the hanger from which the laundry has been removed without taking it into the room, locking the movable arm (9a) will prevent it from falling off the clothesline or the washing rope. 9a) and movable arm (9b) are preferably locked.

1 hanging portion, 2a upper surface of shoulder portion, 2b upper surface of shoulder portion, 3a lower surface of shoulder portion,
3b shoulder lower surface, 4 trouser hook, 5 suspension hook,
6 Suspension hook tip bending part, 7 Suspension hook back part,
8a rotating shaft 8b rotating shaft 8c rotating shaft 8d rotating shaft
8e rotating shaft 8f rotating shaft 9a movable arm 9b movable arm
10a stopper 10b stopper 11a shoulder strap hook
11b shoulder strap hook 12a convex portion 12b convex portion 13a receiving seat
13b receiving seat 14a pressing surface 14b pressing surface

Claims (2)

An approximately isosceles triangular hanger consisting of two sides of the shoulder upper surface (2a) and the shoulder upper surface (2b) and one side of the trouser hanger (4), and the hanger rises upward from the vertical angle of the hanger. A clothes hanger consisting of a hanging hook, provided with vertically elongated through-holes in the vicinity of the tip of the bent end of the hanging hook and in the central region of the back of the hanging hook, and a movable arm pivotally supported at one end in each of the through-holes. The other end of the two movable arms is provided with an obliquely cut pressing surface, and a stopper is pivotally supported in front of the other end, and the tip of each stopper is spherical, The upper surface of both shoulders is rounded like a fish cake, and the lower surface is flat. The corners of the surface are formed into a square shape. A hanger that does not require clothespins and is characterized by holding both sides of clothes by locking at the corners of the lower surface. In the vicinity of both ends of the trouser hook, shoulder strap hooks having a substantially o-shape with a convex portion at the tip are provided. In claim 1, it is fitted with a concave-convex receiving seat at the position of the lower surface of the shoulder portion where it comes into contact with the shoulder portion in a concave-convex manner, and engages releasably to lock the clothes. A hanger that does not require clothespins as described.

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