JPH0354714Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] This invention relates to a hanger for drying clothes that allows clothes, such as washed cardigans and sweaters, to be hung on a clothesline while preventing them from losing their shape. .

[Conventional technology]

Conventional clothes hangers designed to prevent deformation have two shoulders on both sides, and a hook part for securing the shoulders of clothes is formed on the shoulders of the hanger body. A clip with a small width clamping part and a knob for opening and closing at the bottom.
It was attached to horizontal bars that spanned both ends of the hanger body.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, in the above-mentioned conventional clothes hangers, since the shoulders of the clothes are fixed with the hooks, the clothes may have undesirable shapes, and the weight of skirts, etc. hung from the horizontal rails with clips may cause the clothes to bend. It was easy to wear, and it also had the disadvantage of causing wrinkles on skirts, etc.

Therefore, this invention was developed for the purpose of providing a hanger for drying clothes that can be hung not only on the shoulders of clothes but also on skirts and the like without causing undesirable shaping or wrinkles.

[Means to solve the problem]

In other words, the clothes hanger of this invention has a hanger body with shoulders on both sides, a clamping lever that is pivotally attached to the shoulders of the hanger body and can be opened and closed toward its end, and a hanger body with A clip that is suspended at the bottom and has a clamping part that has a width approximately equal to the hanger body and a knob for opening and closing;
It is characterized by having a connecting part that is inserted vertically through the hanger body and suspends the clip from the hanger body at the lower end, and a fixing device for attaching to a clothesline attached to the upper end of the connecting part.

[Examples and their effects]

Next, one embodiment of the clothes drying hanger according to this invention will be described based on the drawings.

In Figures 1 and 2, the hanger body 1
It has both shoulder parts 2 that are inclined in a chevron shape, and both ends are made to hang down to form leg parts 3. A clamping lever 4 is attached to each of the shoulders 2 of the hanger main body 1 by a mounting shaft 5 on the upper side thereof, and has an uneven surface that fits with the shoulders 2. A spring 6 biases the clamping lever 4 wound around the mounting shaft 5 in the clamping direction.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a clip suspended from the lower part of the hanger body 1, and each clip 7 is provided with a pair of clamping portions 8 having a width approximately equal to that of the hanger body 1, and a knob 9 for opening and closing. The pair of clamping parts 8 are connected via a shaft 11 so as to be openable and closable.
Under normal conditions, it is biased in the closing direction by a spring 12 wound around it.

The clip 7 is temporarily fixed to a horizontal bar 13 made of a rod-shaped metal or the like, which is inserted through the leg portion 3 of the hanger body 1. The clip 7 is inserted vertically through the hanger main body 1 and is suspended by a connecting portion 14 having a fastener 15 attached to the clothesline pole at the upper end.

When using the hanger for drying clothes of this invention, first open the clip 7 formed at the bottom of the hanger body 1 by operating the knob 9, and then insert a skirt or the like into the clipping portion 8. Next, while opening the clamping lever 4 (indicated by the dashed line in FIG. 1), insert the shoulder openings of the clothes into both shoulders 2 of the hanger main body 1, and then release your hands to close the clamping lever 4. Then, the fastener 15 is opened and attached to the clothesline.

[Effect of idea]

Since the clothes hanger of this invention is formed as described above, it can be hung not only on the shoulders of clothes but also on skirts and the like without undesirable shaping or wrinkles.

Furthermore, since the clip formed at the bottom of the hanger body is pulled by a fastening device to the clothesline, even heavy skirts and the like can be safely hung.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a clothes drying hanger according to this invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway side view thereof. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Hanger body, 2... Both shoulders, 3... Legs, 4... Clipping lever, 5... Mounting shaft, 6... Spring, 7... Clip, 8... Clipping part, 9 ...Knob, 11...Shaft, 12...Spring, 13...Horizontal beam,
14... Connecting part, 15... Fixture to the clothesline pole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hanger body with shoulders on both sides, a clamping lever that is pivotally attached to the shoulders of the hanger body and can be opened and closed toward the end, and a clamping lever that is suspended from the bottom of the hanger body and is almost connected to the hanger body. A clip with a clamping part of equal width and a knob for opening and closing, a connecting part that is inserted vertically into the hanger body and suspends the clip from the hanger body at the lower end, and a clothesline attached to the upper end of the connecting part. A hanger for drying clothes, characterized in that it has a fastening device.