JPH0136451Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (a) Field of the invention This invention can be applied to, for example, wooden walls at entrances, pillars,
Related to umbrella stands that are fixed to concrete walls, etc.

(b) Background of the invention In general, when an umbrella stand stores wet umbrellas, rainwater can run down and collect at the bottom of the umbrella stand, preventing the ground from getting wet.

However, in the above-mentioned umbrella stand, a bottom plate for collecting rainwater is integrally attached to the bottom of the main body of the umbrella stand, which is formed into a cylindrical shape. There is a problem in that the rainwater accumulated on the bottom plate cannot be discharged unless the umbrella stand is taken to a rainwater discharge location after the umbrella stand is pulled out and the umbrella stand is turned upside down.

Furthermore, since the umbrella stand is simply placed, there is a problem in that when a plurality of umbrellas are stored, the umbrella stand tends to fall down due to the weight of the stored umbrellas.

Therefore, if you fix the umbrella stand to the wall or pillar of the entrance, you can at least prevent the umbrella stand from falling over, but you also have the problem of not being able to move the umbrella stand and making it difficult to release rainwater that has accumulated at the bottom. have

(C) Purpose of the invention This invention allows the storage of rainwater to be collected by storing a removable tray at the bottom of the umbrella storage section of the umbrella stand. It is easy to release the umbrella, and it can be fixed to the wall to prevent it from falling down due to the weight of the umbrella, and at the same time,
To provide an umbrella stand that can release rainwater even when it is fixed.

(d) Summary of the invention In this invention, both upper ends of a protective net with an open upper part are pivotally attached to the front surface of an umbrella stand body made of synthetic resin, and the lower part is locked so that it can be opened and closed. The umbrella stand is characterized in that a tray for collecting rainwater is stored in the bottom of the umbrella storage part formed opposite to the protective net.

(e) Effects of the invention In this invention, the tray is stored in the bottom of the umbrella storage section so that it can be taken out and put in freely.If you store a wet umbrella, the rainwater adhering to the umbrella will flow down and the tray will be removed. This prevents water from accumulating on the ground and making the ground where it is placed wet.

Furthermore, when discharging rainwater that has accumulated in the umbrella stand, the rainwater can be easily discharged by simply taking out the tray from the umbrella stand and discharging the rainwater that has accumulated in this tray.

At the same time, it is convenient because it saves the trouble of moving the umbrella stand and turning it upside down.

Furthermore, when discharging the rainwater accumulated in the tray, replacing it with another tray will prevent the problem from occurring when the tray is taken out. Prevents rainwater from dripping from the umbrella stand.

Furthermore, by fixing the umbrella stand to the wall, even when multiple umbrellas are stored, there is no risk of it falling over due to the weight of the stored umbrellas.

(F) Embodiment of the invention An embodiment of the invention will be described below in detail based on the drawings.

The drawings show an umbrella stand fixed to the wall, and Figure 1.
In FIG. 2, the umbrella stand 1 has both upper ends of a protective net 3 having an open upper part pivotally attached to the front surface of an umbrella stand main body 2 formed into a plate shape from synthetic resin, and the lower part is locked so that it can be opened and closed. A rainwater collecting tray 5 is removably stored in the bottom of an umbrella storage part 4 formed by opposing the umbrella stand main body 2 and the protective net 3.

As shown in FIG. 3, on the front surface of the above-mentioned umbrella stand main body 2, a convex wall portion 2b is formed along the outer circumferential edge 2a at a position slightly inside the outer circumferential edge 2a. A recessed portion 6 formed around the portion 2b forms half of an umbrella storage portion 4, which will be described later.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the lower wall portion 2b
At the center of the front is the hook 7 of the protective net 3, which will be described later.
A locking hole 8 for locking the protective net 3 is formed inside the locking hole 8, and a locking protrusion 8a for locking the hook 7 of the protective net 3 is formed inside the locking hole 8.

Further, mounting holes 2c into which screws or the like are inserted are opened at the four corners of the flat surface of the outer peripheral edge 2a.

As shown in FIG. 2, the aforementioned protective net 3 has a support frame 3a formed in a U shape with the width at both ends set to the inner width of the umbrella storage section 4, and a support frame 3a with the same width in the downward direction. A plurality of U-shaped horizontal frames 3b... set at At the side position of the frame 3a, at both ends of each horizontal frame 3b..., and at the outer position of the lower end of each vertical frame 3c...
A letter-shaped outer frame 3d is welded to form a basket shape.

Further, in the above-mentioned protective net 3, both ends of the support frame 3a welded to the upper part are inserted into the walls 2b, 2b on both sides of the umbrella stand main body 2 from the inside and pivotably attached to the outer frame 3d. A hook 7 that locks onto a locking protrusion 8a inside the locking hole 8 is welded to the lower part of the locking hole 8.

The above-mentioned tray 5 has a recess 6 in the umbrella stand main body 2,
Umbrella storage section 4 formed opposite to protection net 3
It is made of synthetic resin and is large enough to be stored in the bottom of the box.

When using the umbrella stand 1 constructed in this manner by fixing it to a wall surface, first insert screws etc. into the mounting holes 2c opened at the four corners of the outer peripheral edge 2a of the umbrella stand main body 2 and attach it to a wall surface such as an entrance. Fix it.

Then, the hook 7 at the lower part of the protective net 3 is released from the locking protrusion 8a inside the locking hole 8 formed in the front surface of the lower wall portion 2b, and the protective net 3 is rotated slightly upward.

After that, as shown in FIG. 1, the tray 5 is stored in the bottom of the umbrella storage part 4 of the umbrella stand main body 2, and the hook 7 of the protective net 3 is inserted into the locking hole 8 again. The protective net 3 is fixed to the front surface of the umbrella stand main body 2 by being locked to the internal locking protrusion 8a.

At this time, the outer frame 3d of the protective net 3, which is welded to a position outside the inner width of the umbrella storage part 4, comes into contact with the wall part 2b, forming the umbrella storage part 4 opposite to the umbrella stand main body 2.

When a wet umbrella is stored in the umbrella storage section 4, the rainwater adhering to the umbrella collects in the tray 5.
Prevents the ground where it is placed from getting wet.

Moreover, when releasing rainwater accumulated in the umbrella stand 1, the hook 7 of the protective net 3 is disengaged,
You can easily release rainwater by rotating the protective net 3 slightly upwards, then taking out only the tray 5 from the umbrella storage section 4, and releasing the rainwater that has accumulated on this tray 5. It is convenient because it saves the trouble of moving the stand 1 and turning it upside down.

Furthermore, since the umbrella stand 1 is fixed to the wall,
There is no risk of it falling over even when storing multiple umbrellas.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the umbrella stand, Fig. 2 is a front view of the umbrella stand, Fig. 3 is a vertical side view of the umbrella stand, and Fig. 4 is a diagram of the umbrella stand. FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of main parts. 1...Umbrella stand, 2...Umbrella stand body, 3...Protection net, 4...Umbrella storage section, 5...Tray.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Both ends of the upper part of a protective net with an open upper part are pivotally attached to the front surface of the umbrella stand main body formed of synthetic resin, and the lower part is locked so that the lower part can be opened and closed. An umbrella stand with a tray for collecting rainwater at the bottom of the umbrella storage compartment.