Clothes rolling hanger
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- NORTHEAST FORESTRY UNIV
- Filing Date
- 2025-09-01
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-07
AI Technical Summary
[0002]传统挂架在穿脱衣物时,往往需要将衣物从底部套入挂架,对于领口较小或结构复杂的衣物如衬衫、连衣裙等,操作不便,易导致衣物变形或领口拉伸
[0016]通过在第三支撑梁与第一支撑梁自由端之间设置通过口,使挂架可从衣物领口直接送入,第一支撑梁和第三支撑梁分别位于衣物肩部上下两侧,无需从衣物底部套入,尤其适用于领口较小或结构复杂的衣物,避免穿脱过程中衣物变形或领口拉伸。
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of clothing hanging technology, and more specifically to a clothing roll-up rack. Background Technology
[0002] Traditional clothing hangers often require garments to be slipped onto the rack from the bottom when putting on or taking off clothes. This is inconvenient for items with small necklines or complex structures, such as shirts and dresses, and can easily lead to deformation or stretching of the neckline. Furthermore, when packing for travel, traditional hangers require removing garments from the rack, folding them, and then placing them in a suitcase. This folding process can easily create stubborn creases, affecting the appearance of the clothing. Additionally, re-hanging the garments on the rack is necessary when rearranging them, adding to the process. Utility Model Content
[0003] This utility model provides a clothes roll-up rack, the purpose of which is to facilitate the rolling up of clothes on the clothes rack.
[0004] The above objectives are achieved through the following technical solutions:
[0005] A garment roll-up rack includes an arch, with a first support beam and a second support beam fixedly connected to two free ends of the arch, a connecting part fixedly connected to the second support beam, and a third support beam fixedly connected to the connecting part. The third support beam is located below the first and second support beams, and a passage is formed between the free end of the third support beam and the free end of the first support beam. A hanging ring is fitted on the arch, and a hook is installed on the hanging ring.
[0006] The arch, the first support beam, the second support beam, the connecting part, and the third support beam are connected as a whole.
[0007] The free end of the first support beam forms the first arc, and the connecting part forms the second arc.
[0008] The hanging ring and the hook are fixedly connected; or the hook is rotatably connected to the hanging ring; or the hook and the hanging ring are interlocked.
[0009] The hanging ring has two free ends.
[0010] The hanging ring can be fitted onto the first support beam, the second support beam, the connecting part, and the third support beam.
[0011] The free end of the third support beam is fixed with an upwardly curved first hook.
[0012] The free end of the first support beam is fixed with a second hook that bends downwards.
[0013] A protrusion is fixed to each of the first and second support beams. The two protrusions are located below the arch, and a second passage is formed between the two protrusions for the hanging ring to pass through.
[0014] The first support beam has a groove on the side near the free end. When the hanging ring is hung on the groove, the hook can be hung on the first hook.
[0015] The beneficial effects of this utility model of a clothes roll-up rack are as follows:
[0016] By setting a passage between the free ends of the third support beam and the first support beam, the hanger can be directly inserted from the neckline of the garment. The first and third support beams are located on the upper and lower sides of the shoulder of the garment, respectively, eliminating the need to slip it on from the bottom of the garment. This is especially suitable for garments with small necklines or complex structures, preventing garment deformation or neckline stretching during dressing and undressing.
[0017] The hooks on the hanging rings can be adjusted to prevent them from protruding upwards. When rolling up, the clothes are rolled into a tube starting from the hanger, eliminating the need to remove the clothes, reducing folding steps, and effectively preventing creases during storage. After unpacking, the hanger can be directly hung in the wardrobe, simplifying the reorganization process.
[0018] The first hook at the free end of the third support beam, the second hook at the free end of the first support beam, and the protruding structures on the first and second support beams can effectively restrict the position of the hanging ring and prevent the hanging ring from falling off the hanger during use or rewinding.
[0019] When the third support beam is suspending heavy items, hanging the ring in the groove and hooking the hook onto the first hook can effectively prevent the left side of the third support beam from deforming due to excessive force and extend the service life of the bracket. Attached Figure Description
[0020] Figure 1 A structural diagram of a basic configuration for a clothes roll-up rack;
[0021] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a clothes hook;
[0022] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of a clothing roll-up rack after removing the hooks and lifting the rack;
[0023] Figure 4 for Figure 3 Enlarged view of point a in the middle;
[0024] Figure 5 for Figure 3 Enlarged view of point b in the middle;
[0025] Figure 6 A diagram illustrating how to use the second clothes hook;
[0026] Figure 7 for Figure 6 A magnified view of point c in the middle.
[0027] In the diagram: 1-1, arch; 1-2, first support beam; 1-2-1, first arc; 1-3, second support beam; 1-4, connecting part; 1-5, third support beam; 1-6, first hook; 1-7, second hook; 1-8, protrusion; 1-9, groove; 2-1, hanging ring; 2-2, hook. Detailed Implementation
[0028] A type of clothing roll-up rack, for reference Figure 1 The garment hanger includes an upward-arching section 1-1, the lower end of which forms a semi-circular arc structure for hanging ring 2-1. A hook 2-2 is fixed to the top of the hanging ring 2-1 to form a clothes hook. If needed, the hook 2-2 can also be rotatably connected to the hanging ring 2-1, but this would increase costs. The left end of the arch 1-1 is integrally connected to a first support beam 1-2, which is inclined at a lower left and higher right angle. The right end of the arch 1-1 is integrally connected to a second support beam 1-3, thus forming a simple clothes hanger. Further, the right end of the second support beam 1-3 is integrally connected to a connecting part 1-4, and the lower end of the connecting part 1-4 is integrally connected to a third support beam 1-5. The third support beam 1-5 is located below the first support beam 1-2 and the second support beam 1-3, forming a clothes hanger with an opening on the left. This opening refers to the passage formed between the left end of the third support beam 1-5 and the left end of the first support beam 1-2, allowing trousers to be directly folded and hung on the third support beam 1-5. This passage also facilitates the insertion of the garment roll-up rack directly into the garment from the neckline, eliminating the need for insertion from the bottom. This is achieved because the opening allows the first support beam 1-2 and the third support beam 1-5 to be positioned on the upper and lower sides of one shoulder of the garment, thus making the second support beam 1-3 farther away from the other shoulder. This offset allows the right end of the second support beam 1-3 to enter at the neckline.
[0029] When packing clothes for a trip, whether it's trousers folded on the third support beam 1-5 or clothes hanging on the first support beam 1-2 and the second support beam 1-3, you can fold the hooks 2-2 downwards so they no longer protrude upwards. This allows the clothes and the clothes roll-up rack to be rolled up together into a cylindrical shape, with the starting point of the roll-up being the position of the clothes roll-up rack. This eliminates the need to remove the hangers from the clothes in the closet and then fold the clothes into the suitcase. When you open the clothes roll again, the hangers can be hung directly inside the closet. Rolled-up clothes are less prone to creases caused by folding.
[0030] To further refine the above-mentioned necessary technical solutions:
[0031] The free end of the first support beam 1-2 forms the first arc 1-2-1, and the connecting part 1-4 forms the second arc, thus forming a curved structure that fits the shoulder of the garment.
[0032] The hanging ring 2-1 can also be various buckle products, such as a press-type spring key ring, or a metal clasp / buckle.
[0033] The hanging ring 2-1 can move in any position to be fitted onto the first support beam 1-2, the second support beam 1-3, the connecting part 1-4, and the third support beam 1-5.
[0034] To prevent the hanging ring 2-1 from easily falling off, an upwardly curved first hook 1-6 can be fixed to the left end of the third support beam 1-5. A downwardly curved second hook 1-7 can be fixed to the free end of the first support beam 1-2. A protrusion 1-8 can be fixed to both the first support beam 1-2 and the second support beam 1-3, with the two protrusions 1-8 located below the arch 1-1, forming a second passageway between them for the hanging ring 2-2 to pass through. It is worth noting that the dimensions can meet the following requirement: when the top of the hanging ring 2-1 contacts the highest point of the arch 1-1, the bottom of the hanging ring 2-1 can be below the protrusion 1-8, thus facilitating manual adjustment of the hanging ring 2-1 from the arch 1-1 area to other areas.
[0035] The purpose of this adjustment is as follows: A groove 1-9 is provided on the left side of the first support beam 1-2. When the hanging ring 2-2 is hung on the groove 1-9, the hook 2-2 can be hung on the first hook part 1-6. This allows a second hanging ring 2-1 with hook 2-2 to be hung on the garment rack, which can be described as a temporary connector. When the items hanging on the third support beam 1-5 are heavy, the temporary connector prevents the left side of the third support beam 1-5 from deforming downwards. Heavier items are less common. Compared to adding its own "temporary connector" to each garment rack, the seller can provide an extra hook, or the buyer can purchase a suitable number of hooks, or even use rubber bands to achieve this purpose, thereby reducing processing and purchasing costs. The number of grooves 1-9 can also be two, i.e., a second groove 1-9 can be provided on the second support beam 1-3, making it convenient to hang strappy garments on it. The inventive concept of this application allows the product to be planned in various configurations to suit customers with different purchasing budgets.
Claims
1. A clothes roll-up rack, characterized in that, It includes an arch (1-1), with a first support beam (1-2) and a second support beam (1-3) fixedly connected to the two free ends of the arch (1-1). A connecting part (1-4) is fixedly connected to the second support beam (1-3), and a third support beam (1-5) is fixedly connected to the connecting part (1-4). The third support beam (1-5) is located below the first support beam (1-2) and the second support beam (1-3). A passage is formed between the free end of the third support beam (1-5) and the free end of the first support beam (1-2). A hanging ring (2-1) is fitted on the arch (1-1), and a hook (2-2) is installed on the hanging ring (2-1).
2. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The arch (1-1), the first support beam (1-2), the second support beam (1-3), the connecting part (1-4), and the third support beam (1-5) are integrally connected.
3. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The free end of the first support beam (1-2) forms the first arc (1-2-1), and the connecting part (1-4) forms the second arc.
4. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The hanging ring (2-1) is fixedly connected to the hook (2-2); or the hook (2-2) is rotatably connected to the hanging ring (2-1); or the hook (2-2) and the hanging ring (2-1) are interlocked.
5. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The hanging ring (2-1) has two free ends.
6. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The hanging ring (2-1) can be fitted onto the first support beam (1-2), the second support beam (1-3), the connecting part (1-4), and the third support beam (1-5).
7. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The free end of the third support beam (1-5) is fixed with an upwardly curved first hook (1-6).
8. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The free end of the first support beam (1-2) is fixed with a downwardly curved second hook (1-7).
9. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, A protrusion (1-8) is fixed to each of the first support beam (1-2) and the second support beam (1-3). The two protrusions (1-8) are located below the arch (1-1), and a second passage is formed between the two protrusions (1-8) for the hanging ring (2-1) to pass through.
10. The garment roll-up rack according to claim 7, characterized in that, The first support beam (1-2) has a groove (1-9) on one side near the free end. When the hanging ring (2-1) is hung on the groove (1-9), the hook (2-2) can be hung on the first hook (1-6).