Garden hose

KR3020260000689SPending Publication Date: 2026-09-02오태석
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Application Number
KR3020260026919
Authority / Receiving Office
KR · KR
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-07-22
Publication Date
2026-09-02
Estimated Expiration
2046-07-22

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Description

Draw 23 The item that is the subject of the design Garden hose Description of the design This design relates to a garden hose used for spraying water when connected to a water supply or water supply facility. The design comprises a cylindrical elastic hose section with a repetitive braided pattern formed on its outer surface, a water sprayer connected to one end of the hose section, and a water supply connector connected to the other end. The water sprayer includes a handle portion formed in the longitudinal direction, a curved operating lever rotatably coupled to one side of the handle portion, and a circular spray head portion formed at the top of the handle portion. A plurality of transverse protrusions are repeatedly formed on the outer surface of the handle portion, and a rotary adjustment ring with repeated protrusions at regular intervals is formed on the outer surface of the spray head portion. Cylindrical connectors and clamps are formed at both ends of the hose section for connecting to a spray gun and water supply facilities, respectively, and each connector is formed in a shape in which multiple cylindrical parts of different diameters are joined in stages. The hose portion of the present article is formed of a flexible and elastic material, so its bending shape, coiling shape, and overall arrangement may vary depending on the usage or storage conditions. The bending and coiling states of the hose portion depicted in each drawing are exemplary representations of one state of the present article. The hose section expands or contracts depending on whether water is supplied, and the reference diagram illustrates this usage state as an example. The design creation content comprises an overall shape and form in which an elastic hose section with a repetitive braided pattern, a handle section with uneven surfaces, a curved operating lever, a circular spray head section, and a step-type connector are harmoniously combined. [Drawing 1.1] is a photograph serving as a drawing showing the front view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.2] is a photograph used as a drawing, showing the rear view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.3] is a photograph serving as a drawing showing the left side view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.4] is a photograph serving as a drawing showing the right side view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.5] is a photograph serving as a drawing, showing a plan view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.6] is a photograph serving as a drawing showing the bottom view of the garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Drawing 1.7] is a photograph serving as a drawing showing a perspective view of a garden hose that is the subject of the design. [Reference Figure 1.1] is a reference photograph showing a comparison between the state where the hose section is contracted when water is not supplied and the state where the hose section is expanded and extended when water is supplied. [Reference Figure 1.2] is a reference photograph showing an enlarged view of the internal coupling shape of a plurality of spray holes formed on the front of the water spray head and a water supply connection formed at the other end of the hose. [Reference Drawing 1.3] is a reference photograph showing the overall shape of the garden hose that is the subject of the design in an unfolded state.