Slipper drying shelf

Abstract

The present invention relates to a slipper drying rack [1] comprising: a holding frame [2] which has the form of an open-topped rectangular parallelepiped skeleton and holds various articles on the inside thereof and of which the bottom surface is provided with a plurality of rubber suckers [7]; a lower rack [11] which is shaped as a rectangular frame, is securely attached in an upwardly and rearwardly inclined state at the front edge of the holding frame [2], has a lower hanger [14] detachably attached to the front thereof, and of which the front-to-back interval is adjusted in accordance with the thickness of the lower parts of the slippers while the lower parts of the slippers are inserted to match, being supported in a state of suspension; and an upper rack [20] which is shaped as a rectangular frame, of which the lower part touches and is joined via a plurality of joining rings [21] to the upper part of the lower rack [11] while maintaining the same angle of inclination, being resiliently supported by means of coil springs [26] securely provided on both the left and the right side while the upper part moves freely backwards through a predetermined angle about the upper part of the lower rack [11] due to the coil springs [26].

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a slippers drying rack for drying or storing various slippers such as indoor shoes and bathroom shoes, and simultaneously storing and storing various items such as soap and bath cotton, and relates to the following features in more detail: The slipper drying shelf includes: a storage frame, which is in the shape of a regular hexahedron with an open upper part, and various items are stored inside, and a plurality of rubber adsorption parts are arranged on the lower part; the lower shelf is in the shape of a square frame, with It is fixedly attached to the front end of the above-mentioned storage frame in the state of facing the rear side and tilting upward, and the lower hanger is installed in a detachable manner in the front, so that the front and rear intervals are adjusted according to the thickness of the lower part of the slippers so that the lower part of the slippers can be inserted in a conforming manner and be Han...

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[0004] But above-mentioned prior art, owing to insert for the lower hanger 14' of slipper lower part and hook and support is fixedly attached to lower shelving rack 11 ' in the mode of one body, thereby in the lower part (heel part) of slipper than lower hanger 14 ' and When the space between the lower shelf racks 11' is thick, there is a problem that the inside of the lower hanger rack 14' bent into a "匚" shape cannot be entered. On the contrary, when the lower part (heel part) of the slippers is thin, There is a problem that it is easy to move to the left and right, and cannot be accurately hung and supported on the lower hanger 14'

[0005] In addition, although the above-mentioned upper shelf frame 20' is elastically supported while moving rearward by the torsion springs 45' on the left and right sides, the above-mentioned torsion springs 45' are linear springs bent in a predetermined shape, and such linear springs Generally, the elastic supporting force and the reaction force are weak, so the durability decreases during long-term use and it is easy to be damaged. In addition, it cannot continue to maintain the same angle as the lower shelf 11', and it is inclined to the upper or lower side, and if it is applied more than Due to the elastic force of the torsion spring 45', the torsion spring 45' is easily detached from the upper shelf 20', and there is a problem of damage to the slippers drying shelf 1'.

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