JPS6363213B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a toilet paper holder.

As is well known, in conventional toilet paper holders, when cutting the paper to the required size, the cover is usually held down with one hand, the paper is pulled diagonally upwards with the other hand, and the paper is cut at the tip of the cover. It is structured so that it requires both hands, and
If the retainer is attached to the front, it is fine, but if it is attached to the side wall, both hands are required and the body must be twisted, which is really troublesome, and it is especially difficult for young children to use their toilets. Cutting paper while taking care of the child has the disadvantage that it is difficult for the child to move around and cut the paper.

The present invention was invented for the purpose of eliminating such problems and providing a toilet paper holder that can be quickly cut off with one hand. Reference numeral 1 denotes a holding board having a U-shaped cross section on the left and right sides of the mounting surface 2 and bent forward (towards the front in Fig. 1 and to the right in Fig. 2) to form shaft mounting surfaces 3, 3; is fixed to the substrate 4.

Reference numeral 5 designates a toilet paper whose shaft portion is loosely fitted so as to be rotatable about a paper rotation shaft 6 installed laterally below the shaft mounting surfaces 3, 3. Reference numeral 7 denotes a lid plate installed at a position slightly above the toilet paper 5, which is centered around a pivot 8 horizontally installed on the shaft mounting surfaces 3, 3.
The front half faces the upper outer peripheral surface of the toilet paper 5 and covers it diagonally downward, and the front and rear surfaces are pivoted so as to be vertically movable around the pivot 8. 9 is the central part of the front end surface of the lid plate 7. This is a rectangular notch facing toward the rear.

Reference numerals 10 and 10 denote bearings in which the left and right sides of the front end surface of the cover plate 7 are formed into cylindrical shapes. Reference numeral 11 denotes a pivot shaft inserted laterally into the bearings 10, 10. 12 covers the toilet paper 5 with its front half facing diagonally downward about the pivot 11 provided on the front end surface side of the cover plate 7, and its front and rear surfaces move vertically about the pivot 11. It is a presser cutout plate that can be freely pivoted. Reference numeral 13 denotes a cutout curved surface formed by bending the front end surface of the holding cutout plate 12 into a substantially inverted V-shaped cross section.

Reference numeral 14 denotes a presser curved surface in which a portion of the rear end surface of the presser cutout plate 12 is bent into a substantially V-shape and saw teeth 15 are appropriately carved in the lateral direction. Reference numeral 16 denotes a bearing in which the rear end surface of the cover plate 7 is formed into a cylindrical shape.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a hanging support shaft inserted laterally into the bearing 16. 18 has its upper end pivotally connected to the hanging support shaft 17;
The lower end side is a latching plate that is constantly pressed diagonally backward by the downwardly expanding legs of the pressing spring 19 in a direction that forms a substantially eight-shaped cross section with the inclination direction of the cover plate 7. Reference numerals 20 and 20 denote hanging posts that are provided vertically in parallel on the left and right on the inner surface of the mounting surface 2 at the rear side of the hanging plate 18, and continuous grooves 21 with a sawtooth cross section are carved on the surface. , the lower end of the retaining plate 18 is pressed into the step groove 21 and retained.

Since the present invention has such a configuration, the present invention is carried out and as shown in FIG. 2, when one end A of the toilet paper 5 is pulled out to a desired length and then pulled diagonally upward, the tip of the cut curved surface 13 is cut away by the paper. Since it is lifted upward from below, the rear tip side of the pressing curved surface 14 descends downward around the pivot 11, and the saw teeth 15 bite into the outer periphery of the toilet paper 5 to prevent the rotation of the toilet paper 5. Since the paper is in a restrained state, if the paper is pulled diagonally upward more strongly in this state, the paper can be cut at the tip of the cutting curved surface 13. Also, as toilet paper 5 is used more and the diameter of toilet paper 5 becomes smaller,
The front side of the cover plate 7 descends around the pivot 8, and the rear side rises on the contrary, so that the lower end surface of the latching plate 18 can also be slid to the upper side of the step groove 21 and latched. . Therefore, no matter where the lower end surface of the latching plate 18 is latched above or below the step groove 21, the lower end surface will not touch the pressing spring 1.
9 is press-latched to the step groove 21, so even if the cover plate 7 is pulled diagonally upward to cut the paper as described above, the front side of the cover plate 7 will rise around the pivot 8, and the rear side will not be forced downward. works, but since the lower end surface of the latching plate 18 is always pressed and latched to the step groove 21, the rear side of the cover plate 7 does not descend and the base plate 7 is stopped, making it impossible to cut the paper. It becomes possible.

In this case, in the present invention, the downward force acting on the rear side of the cover plate 7 is stopped by hooking the retaining plate 18 to the step groove 21 as described above, but other means for holding the downward force acting on the cover plate 7 may be used. In place of the retaining plate 18 and the step groove 21, for example, a ratchet mechanism in which bevel teeth are engaged with each other, which is used in a known micrometer, is used, and the lid plate 7 of the present invention is pivotally connected to the pivot 8. The same effect can be expected even if it is used in the fitting part.

Therefore, by carrying out the present invention, paper can be easily cut by simply pulling the end of the paper diagonally upward with one hand, and there is no need to twist the body and hold it down with both hands, and even young children can easily cut the paper.
In addition, this invention is even more convenient in cases where one hand cannot be used.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of implementation of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view. 1... Holding board, 2... Mounting surface, 3... Shaft mounting surface, 4... Board, 5... Toilet paper, 6
...Paper rotation axis, 7...Lid plate, 8...Pivot,
9... Holder notch, 10... Bearing, 11... Pivot, 12... Holder cutting plate, 13... Cutting curved surface,
14... Holding curved surface, 15... Sawtooth, 16... Bearing, 17... Latching support shaft, 18... Latching plate, 19...
...Press spring, 20...Latching post, 21...Step groove.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Toilet paper is rotatably installed below the holding board with a rotating shaft horizontally installed, the front half is covered over the toilet paper, and the rear end is hung at a position above the toilet paper. A cover plate is provided with a stopper shaft in the lateral direction, and the front and rear parts of the cover plate are provided to move up and down around the pivot axis, and the front end side of the cover plate and the front end surface thereof have a cut-out curved surface that is bent in an inverted V-shape in the lateral direction. On the rear end side, there is a presser cutout plate having a presser curved surface which is bent into an almost C-shape and has appropriate saw teeth carved on the end surface, and the front and rear sides are vertically arranged around a pivot provided horizontally on the front end side of the cover plate. A latching plate is provided on the latching support shaft, the latching plate is tilted and constantly pressed by a pressing spring in a direction that faces diagonally rearward and forms an approximately figure-eight cross section with the inclination direction of the lid plate, A hanging post with a stepped groove is provided at the rear of the stop plate, and the lower end of the hanging plate is permanently held in the stepped groove, and when the edge of the toilet paper is pulled up, the curved surface presses the outer circumference of the toilet paper. A toilet paper holder characterized by having a restraining section cut out.