Hanger rack with scroll function

Abstract

Hanger rack with scroll function. Easily stack clothes on a horizontal bar. The movable bar between the two has a scroll function, allowing you to select the desired item from the pile of clothes. The present invention can be used as a free-standing piece of furniture or can be integrated with other storage devices. It can also be an internal device of the device. It has a very simple structure, low cost, and easier to install in the clothes. This provides handling.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a clothing storage device. [Background technology]

[0002] Users who are careless in handling and storing their clothes tend to spread them out on the floor or furniture instead of storing them in a dresser. This is mainly due to haste when undressing or lack of time. When clothes are piled up, it is difficult to find an item that is under another item. It is inconvenient to search for a particular piece of clothing. Also, the clothes tend to spread out when searching, and wrinkles can appear. It is easy to become. Although there are solutions for organizing and storing clothes in the prior art, organizing clothes takes time and effort. It is labor intensive and many users still struggle to handle and organize their clothes. In addition, the prior art includes software that facilitates sorting by automating the sorting process. There are solutions available, but they are expensive due to their complexity and are not widely used. Also, while there are cost-effective solutions such as simple clothes racks, Therefore, there is a need for a solution that alleviates the aforementioned problems. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The present invention overcomes the problems of the prior art by providing a convenient clothes hanger with scrolling function. The present invention provides a solution to the above-mentioned problems of surgical devices. In one embodiment, a rack for hanging clothes is provided with a scrolling function. The scrolling feature of the device offers the possibility to easily find a particular garment in a pile of clothes. do. The device has at least one movable horizontal bar, which is disposed between two end bars. The horizontal movable bar and the horizontal bar at the end are designed to hold clothes. It is composed. The clothes are intended to be stored in piles on a horizontal bar at the end. By turning the clothes inside out between the horizontal bar and the horizontal movable bar, the clothes can be pulled through the pile of clothes. The movable horizontal bar is stationary adjacent to the end horizontal bar. The user can then select from one of the horizontal bars at the end until the desired garment is found. You can then flip the horizontal movable bar over the other stationary bar. Move the garment to the stop position, leaving enough space to easily lift the desired garment from the pile on the horizontal bar at the end. Once the desired garment is taken from the horizontal bar at the end, it is moved to the horizontal movable bar. Move the bar back towards the horizontal bar at the end and the pile of clothes on it, removing the clothes on the horizontal movable bar. You can flip the clothes over on top of the original pile. When you take out the clothes, they won't get wrinkled. do not have The present invention provides the convenience of removing a particular garment without wrinkling the desired garment or other garments. Benefits can be realized. Moreover, it allows the user to place clothes on one or more bars while undressing. This, combined with the scroll function, allows you to select specific clothes without wrinkling them. These advantages make it easier to turn a pile upside down when searching for something. This can be accomplished with equipment that can be manufactured at low cost, making the invention available to the public at low cost. This horizontal movable bar is also rotatable, allowing movement between the two end horizontal bars. Alternatively, the horizontal movable bars can be stationary next to the horizontal bars at the two ends. Without moving the horizontal movable bar, the garment between the end horizontal bar and the horizontal movable bar Can be turned inside out In some embodiments, the clothes rack is a freestanding piece of furniture, and in other embodiments, it is a piece of furniture that can be used with other furniture. The advantage of a clothes rack as a standalone piece of furniture is that it can be used anywhere. High flexibility. If the clothes rack can be attached to other furniture, e.g. It can be easily attached inside the wardrobe and keeps the clothes on the hanger rack visible. This has the advantage that it can be avoided. In one embodiment, the hanger rack has an adjustable distance between the horizontal bars at the ends, and another In an embodiment, the distance is fixed. The advantage of an adjustable distance is that it allows flexibility in terms of the height and width of the device. The advantage of a fixed distance is that it is flexible and convenient for a wider range of customers. When attached to a drobe, the design is simple. In another embodiment, the clothes rack is foldable. By pushing the horizontal bars at the ends together, This places the hanger rack in a folded state with the bars essentially parallel. In the foldable design, the bars cross to form an X-shaped structure. The advantages of a foldable design are e.g. The advantage of this is that it allows the equipment to take up less space when in use or when moving. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0004] [Figure 1] 1 illustrates a clothes rack as a stand-alone piece of furniture according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Diagram 2] 2 shows the hanger rack in the folded state according to the embodiment of FIG. 1; [Diagram 3] 1 shows an X-shaped foldable type hanger rack attached to an exterior furniture or the like in another embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 4] In another embodiment of the present invention, a collapsible, fixed adjustment clothes rack is shown attached to another piece of furniture or the like. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0005] The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the drawings, which show preferred embodiments by way of example. However, the present invention can be embodied in various forms, and the embodiments described herein are to be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments described above, but rather should be understood to fully convey the scope of the present invention to those skilled in the art. In the drawings, like numbers refer to like parts. Directional terms such as horizontal are to be interpreted as such when the present invention is used. This shall be the case. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, a clothes hanger rack is shown. The horizontal bar 1 at the end is attached to an X-shaped structure on both sides of the horizontal bar 1 at the end. The X-shaped structure is formed by a bar 3 arranged diagonally in the vertical direction. 3 is attached at its lower end to the lower horizontal bar 4 and is laid down towards the ground or floor This forms the base of the U-shaped structure. Here, the thinner part 5 is the point of contact with the ground or floor. In the case of an X-shaped structure, the vertical diagonal bar is preferably attached to the lower horizontal bar 4. 3 are connected at the intersection by fasteners 6. At this intersection, handbars 7 The fasteners 6 connect the vertical diagonal bars 3. From the intersection, the hand bars 7 are connected to a common horizontal The horizontal movable bar 2 is connected to the horizontal bar 1 at the end of the garment. It can also have a part 8 to improve the friction against clothes. The lower horizontal bar 4 is To adjust the width of the foldable X-shaped structures, one or several straps can be attached between them. The device may be equipped with a step 9.

[0006] Use buckles, fasteners, etc. to apply tension to the straps and / or to the X-structure. or may be retained and its width limited. The hanger rack, especially the X-shaped structure, may be foldable. The hanger rack is folded as shown in FIG. The figure shows the structure in a folded state. In another embodiment shown in FIG. 3, a horizontal end bar 1 for hanging clothes is provided with a horizontal movable In combination with the movable bar 2, together with the collapsible support structure, it can be mounted on walls, closets, The furniture, storage device, etc., is attached to one piece of external furniture 10. The wheels 11 are It can be applied to a lower horizontal bar as a point of contact between the rack and the ground or floor. In the embodiment of FIG. 4, a horizontal end bar 1 for hanging clothes and a horizontal movable bar 2 are attached. The hand bar 7 may be attached to a wall, a closet, furniture, a storage device, etc. It is attached to an outer structure 10 either directly or by means of one or more brackets 12 .

Claims

1. A scrollable clothes hanger rack device comprising: Between the two end horizontal bars (1) there is at least one movable horizontal bar (2 The movable horizontal bar and the end horizontal bar are configured for storing clothes. (1) and a movable horizontal bar (2) are configured for storing clothes. These bars (the horizontal The bar (1) and the movable horizontal bar (2) are always aligned parallel to each other, both during operation and in the rest position. This allows for effective use of the scroll function. The horizontal bar (1) at either end of the movable horizontal Bar (2) moves very close to either of the two end horizontal bars (1). The garment can be fixed between the movable horizontal bar (2) and the end horizontal bar (1).

2. The clothes rack of claim 1, comprising at least one movable horizontal bar. Here, at least one movable horizontal bar (2) is placed between the two end horizontal bars (1). It is movable and its center is located approximately below the center of the horizontal bars (1) at both ends. The horizontal bar (2) can be moved between two rest positions adjacent to the two end horizontal bars (1). Its center is located approximately below the center of the two end horizontal bars (1) and its axis is These bars are parallel to the end horizontal bar (1) and the movable horizontal bar (2).

3. In the hanger rack of claims 1 and 2, the distance between the end horizontal bar (1) and the other horizontal bar is Either adjustable or fixed.

4. The hanger rack of claims 1 to 3 is a free-standing piece of furniture and can be used by itself. and is configured to be placed on a floor or other horizontal surface. or other furniture and can be attached to walls, cabinets, doors, furniture, storage devices, and other Something that is part of a structure.

5. 13. A hanger rack according to any preceding claim, comprising: It can be folded by pressing the horizontal bars (1) at the ends together, and With the X-shaped structure on both sides of the horizontal bar (1) folded, the horizontal bar ( The X-shaped structure on both sides of the bar (1) is formed by a vertically diagonally arranged bar (3). R The folded state is substantially parallel. Also, the vertical diagonal bars (3) cross to form an X. It also has an expanded state that forms a letter structure.

6. The scrolling function of claim 1, comprising: When searching for a particular garment among a pile of garments on the end bar, the garment must be placed between the end horizontal bar and the movable bar. A garment can be found by turning it inside out. The movable horizontal bar is connected to the horizontal bar at the end. By tilting the scanner towards the pile of clothes, you can find the desired clothes in the pile. The movable horizontal bar can be moved to another stationary position to create space for the desired clothing item. This makes it easier to remove clothes. The movable bar can then be moved back to the end bar. You can repeat this until you find the right outfit.

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