JPH01153105A - Hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To enable installation at a corner of a wall in a room with a limited occupying space by a method wherein two arm members are arranged almost parallel while being made free to slide over a specified range and a plurality of hanger metal wares are arranged with a lower part thereof formed as hook part while two hanger wires are provided at an upper part thereof with one thereof retained on one arm member and the other retained on the other arm member. CONSTITUTION: When arm members 10 and 12 are directed to a position as indicated by a two-dot chain line, that is, the direction in which an upper plate of a support member 14 extends, hanger metal wares 24 are positioned vertically to the arm members 10 and 12. Therefore, when a clothes rack 30 with a dress thereon is hung on the hanger metal wares 24, the dress is set vertically to the arm members 10 and 12. Under such a condition, when the arm members 10 and 12 are turned by 90 deg. toward other walls, the arm members 10 and 12 rotate on separate shafts 16 and 18 deviated in position, and hence, both the arm members 10 and 12 shift by a portion of the deviation thereof 16 and 18. Therefore, also in the hanger metal wares 24 with free end parts fitted into a notch groove 22, a surface containing both free end parts shifts askew to the arm members.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a hanger for hanging clothes and the like.

(Prior art and its problems) In the past, chests of drawers for storing clothes, etc., were generally provided with a hanging metal fitting on a horizontal bar suspended below the ceiling surface, and a clothes hanger on which the clothes were hung was placed on the hanging metal fitting. It is designed to store clothes by hanging it perpendicular to the crosspiece. Therefore, the depth of the chest of drawers must be at least the width of the clothes;
0cm or more is required.

By the way, the housing situation in our country is not necessarily favorable.
The reality is that in order to secure a certain number of rooms, the rooms are divided into narrow rooms, such as four and a half tatami mats and six tatami mats.

If you place a deep chest of drawers in such a narrow room,
Since the side space of the chest of drawers becomes dead space, the space that can be effectively used is narrow.For this reason, there is a strong desire for a chest of drawers with a small depth.

However, in the case of a chest of drawers having a structure in which the clothes hanger is hung vertically on the horizontal rails as described above, there is a limit to how small the depth of the chest of drawers can be reduced.

Further, the depth of the chest of drawers can be reduced by providing the horizontal beams perpendicularly to the back wall of the chest of drawers, that is, facing the front, and having a length of, for example, about 30 cm.

However, in this case, since the clothes overlap when viewed from the front, it is difficult to tell what kind of clothes are stored in the back. In addition, the overall size is not necessarily small, such as the need for a space on the side to take out clothes, and the storage efficiency is poor.

(Summary of the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of the various problems mentioned above, and its objects are: - It can be suitably used as a hanger for boat fishing in a small occupied space, and it can also be used for a chest of drawers. The depth of the chest of drawers can be significantly reduced (by providing hangers).

In addition, its features include two arm members that are arranged almost parallel and can be slid freely over a predetermined distance, and the lower part is formed into a hook part.
It has two hanging lines at the top, one hanging line connects to one end.
The arm member is provided with a plurality of hanging metal fittings, the other hanging line of which is latched to the other arm member.

(Embodiments) Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 10.12 denotes an arm member, the base of which is fitted into the U-shaped support member 14 and rotatably attached to the shaft 16.1.

The rotation angle of the two arm members 10.12 is, as shown in FIG. (indicated by a solid line) in an angular range of about 90°.

In order to rotate the end arm member 10.12 in the above-mentioned angular range, the thickness of the arm member 10.12 should be taken into account and its axis 16
．． 18 Determine the position. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, the thickness from the axis 16.18 of the arm member 10.12 to the mutually opposing end surfaces is a and b, respectively, the distance between the axes 16 and 18 when viewed from the chain line direction is X, and the solid line If the distance between the axes 16 and 18 seen from the direction side is Y, then X=a+, Y=a+
b, i.e. the shaft 16.18 is connected to the support member 14 as shown.
If the upper plate position is set so as to be diagonal to the direction in which the upper plate extends, the arm members 10 and 12 can be rotated within the above-mentioned 90'' angle range while remaining in close contact with each other. Even if an attempt is made to rotate within the angular range, the rotation is restricted by the thickness and axis position of the arm member and cannot be rotated.

If X<a+b, Y<a+b, the rotation angle is 90°.
becomes smaller than Furthermore, if (>a+b, Y>a+b), a rotation angle larger than 90° can be obtained.

In this embodiment, X#a+b, Y#a+b.

In other words, both arm members 10.12 are set to rotate within an angular range of approximately 90° while remaining substantially in close contact with each other.

Referring again to FIG. 1, 20 is the arm member 10.12.
This is a groove provided in the longitudinal direction of the arm member 10.12 on the outer end surface of the arm member 10.12 (the groove of the arm member 12 is not shown). Reference numeral 22 denotes notch grooves provided in the end wall of the arm member 10.12 below the groove 20, and are provided at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the arm member 10.12.

Reference numeral 24 denotes a hanging fitting, which is formed by bending an elastic linear member into a U-shape and a hook-shape at the lower end. Also, one end of both ends is bent inward.

The hanging fitting 24 fits into the corresponding notch grooves 22 of both arm members 10.12 near one end of both the flange, and the inwardly bent portion of the one end of the flange fits into the corresponding notch groove 22 of the arm members 10.12. 20 by locking the arm member 1 to the bottom surface.
It is held at 0.12.

An appropriate number of these hanging fittings 24 are hung on both arm members 10112 at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction. Note that both free end portions of the hanging fitting 24 constitute a hanging line.

Further, in this hanging fitting 24, the arm member 10.12 is the first
When the arm member 10.12 is rotated in the direction of the two-dot chain line in the figure, the plane including one end of the arm member 10.12 is suspended perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the arm member 10.12.

Incidentally, reference numeral 26 denotes a plurality of mounting holes provided in the back wall of the support member 14 as appropriate.

This embodiment is configured as described above.

As shown in FIG. 2, the hanger is attached to a wall surface such as a part of a corner of the room via a member 28. When the arm member 10.12 is in the two-dot chain line position shown in the figure, that is, facing the direction in which the upper plate of the support member 14 extends, the hanging fitting 24 is positioned perpendicularly to the arm member 10.12 as described above. ing. Therefore, if the clothes are hung on the clothes crest hanger and the clothes crest hanger 30 is hung on the hanging fitting 24, the clothes will be perpendicular to the arm members 10, 12. If the arm members 10.12 are rotated 90° from this sandwich portion in the direction of the other wall surface, each arm member 10.12 will rotate about its respective axis 16.18 that is misaligned.
Both arm members 10, 12 are offset by the amount that the axes 16.18 are offset. Therefore, as clearly shown in FIG. 1, the hanging metal fitting 24 whose one end portion of the flange is fitted into the notch groove 22 is also displaced such that the surface including both of the flange end portions is oblique to the arm member. At this time, the distance between the two ends of the flange becomes slightly larger, but this does not cause any problem because the hanging fitting 24 is formed of an elastic linear member.

Since the hanging fitting 24 is slanted with respect to the arm members 10 and 12 in this way, the clothes crest hanger 3 hung from the hanging fitting 24 is
0 is also located obliquely to the arm member (FIG. 2). Therefore, as is clear from FIG. 2, the occupied space is small.

FIG. 4 schematically shows another embodiment.

In this embodiment, both arm members 10.12 are provided in the form of parallelogram links. In this case as well, by providing the axes 16.18 of both arm members 10.12 with offsets, the same effects as described above can be achieved.

In both of the above embodiments, the hanging fitting 24 was arranged perpendicular to the arm member 10.12 at one rotational position (double-dashed line), but it was rotated to the other side in advance. If it is installed so that it is diagonal to the side where it will shift when it is moved, the hanging bracket 24 will be further shifted and become diagonal with respect to the arm members 10 and 12 when it is rotated to the other side, so that the -layer The occupied space can be reduced.

FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the hanging fitting 24.

In this embodiment, hanging wires 24b and 24C are provided at the upper end of the plate-like hook member 24a, and the hanging wires 24b and 24C are
A locking ring 34 provided on the lower surface of the arm member 10.12
A and 34b are respectively locked. If this is done, the hanging wires 24b and 24C may not be made of elastic members.

FIG. 6 shows an example of use in a chest of drawers 36. In this case, the hanger is attached to the back wall of the chest of drawers 36 using the support member 14. If the door 38 is opened and the arm member 10.12 is rotated by hand so that it is perpendicular to the back wall, the hanging fitting 24 will be perpendicular to the arm member 10.12 (or aligned in advance) as described above. Since it is located diagonally (if provided diagonally), the clothing crest hanger 30 can be freely hung from the hanging fitting 24. When storing, the arm member 10.12 may be manually rotated so as to be parallel to the back wall, and the door 38 may be closed.

Since the coat hanger 30 is positioned diagonally with respect to the arm member 10.12 when stored, the depth of the chest of drawers 36 can be set small.

Further, as illustrated, the arm member 10.12 may be rotated in conjunction with the opening and closing of the door 38. That is, a connecting member 40 is provided that connects the arm member 10.12 and the inner wall of the ring 38. The connecting member 40 has one end rotatably attached to the arm member 10.12, and the other end slidably engaged with a groove (not shown) provided in the inner wall of the ring 38 over a predetermined distance. .

Note that the connecting member 40 may have other configurations.

Further, in the above embodiment, an example is shown in which the hanger is used in a single-opening type chest of drawers, but a plurality of hangers may be appropriately attached to a double-opening type chest of drawers or the like.

Furthermore, it may be used for a wall storage type chest of drawers, etc., and in this case, it is advantageous because the wall body can be provided thinly.

FIG. 7 shows yet another embodiment.

In this embodiment, a pipe material such as a round pipe is used as the arm member 10.12, holes 46 for attaching the hanging fittings 24 are provided at predetermined intervals on the side surface of the pipe material, and holes 46 for attaching the hanging fittings 24 are provided in the holes. 24 hanging wires are inserted.

Further, the lower part of the hanging bolt 48.50 extends below the support member 14, and the arm member 10.12 is rotatably supported at the lower part of the hanging bolt 48.50 at its midpoint. The arm member 10.12 is fixed to the ceiling surface of a chest of drawers or the like by means of the hanging bolts 48.50.

According to this embodiment, since the support member 14 does not get in the way,
The hanging fittings 24 can also be attached near the support member 14, improving space efficiency. Also, in the figure, support member 1
The part of the arm member 10.12 that protrudes to the right than the arm member 10.12 rotates toward the rear wall of the chest of drawers when the other end of the arm member 10. needs to be set that large. This embodiment is effective when the depth for Western dance does not need to be set so small, for example, when it is kept at about 45 cm, which is the depth for Japanese dance.

In each of the above embodiments, the two arm members 10 and 12 are rotated to cause a certain deviation, but in the present invention, in short, the two arm members slide over a predetermined distance to cause a certain deviation. It is only necessary that the hanging fittings shift diagonally relative to the arm member in response to the shift, and the arm member does not necessarily need to rotate.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the hanger according to the present invention can be installed in a corner of a wall in a room, occupying a small space.

Also, when used in a chest of drawers, it has the remarkable effect of making the chest of drawers small in depth.

Also, since the clothes are placed diagonally when stored, the clothes to be taken out can be easily identified.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial explanatory diagram of the hanger according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a plan explanatory diagram showing the state in which the hanger is attached to a wall in a room, and Fig. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the positional relationship between the arm member and the rotation axis. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing another embodiment of the hanger, FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing another embodiment of the hanging fitting, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the hanger installed in the chest of drawers. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing still another embodiment. 10.12... Arm member, 14... Support member,
16.18...Shaft, 24...Hanging bracket.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Two arm members arranged substantially parallel and slidable over a predetermined distance, the lower part of which is formed into a hook part, and the upper part of which has two hanging wires. A hanger comprising a plurality of hanging fittings, one hanging line being locked to one arm member and the other hanging line being locked to the other arm member.