Raincoat and umbrella storage rack

Abstract

A raincoat and umbrella storage rack includes a base, left and right vertical tubes, an upper hanging rod, a strip frame, and a tray. With the above components, the upper hanging rod allows users to hang raincoats and hook long umbrellas, the strip frame at the bottom can directly or with S-shaped hooks to hook shorter or folding umbrellas, and the tray at the bottom can collect raindrops from the hung raincoats and umbrellas, thereby making it easier for raincoats and umbrellas to dry and improving the slippery floor problem.

Description

Raincoat and umbrella storage rack Technical Field

[0001] This invention provides a technical field of storage racks, particularly a structural designer of a storage rack for raincoats and umbrellas. Prior Technology

[0002] Note: Raincoats and umbrellas are essential items for the general public on rainy days. However, the storage of them after use is a common problem. Although there are traditional umbrella racks for storing umbrellas, raincoats can only be casually placed on motorcycles or other shelves. Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned storage problem of raincoats and umbrellas after use, the creator of this work has completed the storage rack structure for raincoats and umbrellas. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The main purpose of this invention is to provide a storage rack for raincoats and umbrellas, comprising a base, left and right vertical tubes, an upper hanging rod, a strip frame, and a tray. With the above components, the upper hanging rod allows users to hang raincoats and hook long umbrellas, while the strip frame at the bottom can directly or with S-shaped hooks to hook shorter or folding umbrellas. The tray at the bottom can collect raindrops from the hung raincoats and umbrellas, thereby facilitating the drying of raincoats and umbrellas and improving the slippery floor problem.

[0004] The raincoat and umbrella storage rack disclosed above has an upper hanging rod that is connected and fixed to the straight tubes at the upper ends of the left and right vertical tubes by connectors at both ends. Each end of the upper hanging rod is provided with an extension hanging rod that can be telescopically adjusted and positioned outside the connector.

[0005] The storage rack for raincoats and umbrellas disclosed above has a rectangular frame. Simple Explanation of the Diagram

[0006]

[0007] The first image is a three-dimensional illustration of this creation.

[0008] The second image is a three-dimensional partial breakdown diagram of this work.

[0009] The third figure is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the tray used in this creation.

[0010] The fourth figure is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the strip frame of this creation.

[0011] The fifth image is a schematic diagram illustrating the use of this work. Implementation

[0012] Regarding the technical means and effects adopted in this invention to achieve the above objectives, a preferred embodiment is provided below, and illustrated with figures:

[0013] Please refer to Figures 1 and 2, which are the first embodiment of this invention. The storage rack for the raincoat and umbrella in this invention includes:

[0014] A base 10 is composed of two legs 11 and at least one connecting pipe 12. The bottom end of the two legs 11 is provided with a pulley 13, and the connecting pipe 12 is horizontally arranged between the two legs 11. Each of the upper edges of the two legs 11 is provided with a connecting hole 110.

[0015] The left and right vertical pipe fittings 20 are composed of several straight pipes 21 connected together. One end of each straight pipe 21 is a constricted end 210 for connecting with each other. The two straight pipes 21 located at the lower end are connected to the connecting holes 110 of the two-legged seat 11.

[0016] An upper hanging rod 30 is installed at the top of the left and right vertical pipe members 20. In this embodiment, the upper hanging rod 30 is connected and fixed to the left and right vertical pipe members 20 by means of joints 31 located at both ends of the upper end of the left and right vertical pipe members 20. Each end of the upper hanging rod 30 is provided with an extension hanging rod 32 that can be telescopically adjusted and positioned outside the joint 31.

[0017] A strip frame 40 has sleeves 41 on each side, which can be fitted onto the left and right vertical pipes 20. Each sleeve 41 has a bundle of tubes 42 at its bottom end to position the height of the strip frame 40. In this embodiment, the strip frame 40 is rectangular.

[0018] A bearing plate 50 is a rectangular body with a protruding frame edge 51 around its perimeter, and a bundle sleeve 52 is respectively protruding at the middle of its left and right ends. The bundle sleeve 52 has a vertical through hole 520 for the left and right vertical pipes 20 to pass through, and a groove edge 521 extends out of the through hole 520 for a bundle 522 to be locked.

[0019] Please refer to Figure 3 for further details. This figure shows the assembly diagram of the support plate 50. After the base 10 is connected to the lower section of the straight pipe 21 of the left and right vertical pipe members 20, the support plate 50 can be locked and positioned by the binding sleeves 52 at both ends of the support plate 50 through the straight pipe 21. The strip frame 40 can be positioned on the left and right vertical pipe members 20 by using the sleeve members 41 on both sides and the two bundled pipe sleeves 42. The height of the strip frame 40 can be adjusted arbitrarily (as shown in Figure 4).

[0020] As shown in Figure 5, the upper hanging rod 30 allows users to hang raincoats and hook long umbrellas, while the bottom strip frame 40 can be used directly or with S-shaped hooks 60 to hook shorter or folding umbrellas. The tray 50 on the lower right can collect raindrops from the hung raincoats and umbrellas, thereby making it easier for the raincoats and umbrellas to dry and improving the slippery floor problem.

[0021] In conclusion, this creation has indeed achieved a groundbreaking structural design and possesses improved creative content. At the same time, it can achieve industrial applicability and progress. Furthermore, this creation has not been seen in any publication and possesses novelty. Therefore, it meets the relevant provisions of the Patent Law. Hence, we hereby file a utility model patent application and earnestly request the Examining Committee of the Bureau to grant legal patent rights. We are deeply grateful for your consideration.

[0022] The above description is merely one preferred embodiment of this invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of this invention. All equivalent variations and modifications made within the scope of the patent application of this invention should still fall within the scope of this invention.

[0023]

[0024] 10: Base

[0025] 11: Foot base

[0026] 110: Socket

[0027] 12: Connecting pipe

[0028] 13: Pulley

[0029] 20: Left and right vertical pipe fittings

[0030] 21: Straight pipe

[0031] 210: Shrinking end

[0032] 30: Upper hanging rod

[0033] 31: Connector

[0034] 32: Extension rod

[0035] 40: Strip Frame

[0036] 41: Sleeve fittings

[0037] 42: Bundle sleeve

[0038] 50: Acceptance

[0039] 51: Frame edge

[0040] 52: Connector sleeve

[0041] 520: Vertical perforation

[0042] 521: Groove side

[0043] 522: Bundle

[0044] 60: S-shaped hook

Claims

1. A storage rack for raincoats and umbrellas comprises: a base consisting of two legs and at least one connecting tube, wherein the bottom end of the two legs is provided with a pulley, the connecting tube is horizontally arranged between the two legs, and each of the upper edges of the two legs is provided with a connecting hole; left and right vertical tubes consisting of several straight tubes connected together, one end of each straight tube being a constricted end for interlocking, the two straight tubes at the lower end being connected to the connecting holes of the two legs; an upper hanging rod disposed at the top of the left and right vertical tubes; and a strip frame having sleeves on both sides, which can be fitted onto the left and right vertical tubes, and each sleeve having a bundle of tubes at the bottom end to position the height of the strip frame; A support plate is a rectangular body with a protruding frame edge around its perimeter, and a bundle sleeve is protruding at the middle of its left and right ends. The bundle sleeve has a vertical through hole for the left and right vertical pipes to pass through, and a groove extends out of the through hole for a bundle to be locked.

2. The raincoat and umbrella storage rack as described in claim 1, wherein the upper hanging rod is connected and fixed to the straight tube at the upper end of the left and right vertical tubes by means of connectors sleeved at both ends, and each end of the upper hanging rod is provided with an extension hanging rod that can be telescopically adjusted and positioned outside the connector.

3. The raincoat and umbrella storage rack as described in claim 1, wherein the strip frame is rectangular.

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