Wall-mounted support and wall-mounted clothes drying device

Abstract

To provide a wall-mounted support tool and a wall-mounted clothing drying device, which allow a user to freely select a position for locking an article.SOLUTION: A wall-mounted support tool has a support tool body, which is formed to be long from a base end to a tip and suspended from a suspending tool disposed on a wall surface in a state where the base end abuts against the wall surface, and at least one locking member, which is attached to the support tool body and can slide in a length direction of the support tool body and lock an article.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a wall-mounted support and a wall-mounted drying device.

Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, there is known a hanger support including an inclined portion that is locked to a hook disposed on an indoor wall surface and extends obliquely downward, and a hanging portion that extends from the lower end portion of the inclined portion toward the wall surface (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Locking protrusions are provided at fixed positions on the inclined portion and the hanging portion. This hanger support can also be used as a drying tool by arranging two of them side by side on the same wall surface and hanging a drying rod across the locking protrusions of each hanger support.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] In the above conventional hanger support, the locking position of an article such as a drying rod is limited to the position of the locking protrusion. Therefore, there is a demand for a wall-mounted support and a wall-mounted drying device that allow a user to freely select the position for locking an article.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] The present disclosure relates to a wall-mounted support including a support body that is formed in a long shape from a base end to a tip end and is supported by being suspended from a hanger disposed on the wall surface in a state where the base end abuts against the wall surface, and at least one locking member that is attached to the support body and is slidable in the length direction of the support body and can lock an article.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0006] [Figure 1] This is a front view showing a wall-mounted clothes drying device. [Figure 2] This is a side view showing a wall-mounted clothes drying device. [Figure 3] This is a perspective view showing a wall-mounted clothes drying rack. [Figure 4] This is a side view showing one embodiment of a locking member used in a wall-mounted clothes drying device. [Figure 5] This is a cross-sectional view along line XX in Figure 4. [Figure 6] This is a side view showing an example of how a wall-mounted clothes drying device can be used. [Figure 7] This is a side view showing an example of how a wall-mounted clothes drying device can be used. [Figure 8] This is a side view showing a pair of locking members securing a clothesline pole. [Figure 9] This diagram shows the relationship between a pair of locking members and a clothes drying pole. [Figure 10] This is a side view showing an example of using a wall-mounted clothes drying device with a modified tilt angle. [Figure 11] This is a side view showing an example of using a wall-mounted clothes drying device with a modified tilt angle. [Figure 12] This is a side view showing a wall-mounted clothes drying rack that is stored in the wall. [Figure 13] This is a side view showing a wall-mounted clothes drying device in which the clothes drying rod is positioned to protrude from the lower side of the support body. [Figure 14] This is a side view showing one embodiment of a locking member used in the wall-mounted clothes drying device shown in Figure 13. [Figure 15] This is a front view showing one embodiment of a locking member used in the wall-mounted clothes drying device used in Figure 13. [Figure 16] This is a perspective view showing an example of a wall-mounted clothes drying device in which the clothes drying rod is positioned to protrude downwards. [Figure 17] This is a perspective view showing an example of the use of a wall-mounted support. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0007] Embodiments of this disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. Figures 1 to 3 show a wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 according to one embodiment. The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 consists of a pair of wall-mounted support members 2, each suspended and supported on a wall W inside the room. The pair of wall-mounted support members 2, 2 have the same configuration. When the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 is in use, a clothes drying rod 3 is suspended across the pair of wall-mounted support members 2, 2.

[0008] The wall-mounted support 2 comprises a support body 21, a first suspension member 22A and a second suspension member 22B for suspending and supporting the support body 21 on a wall surface W, and a plurality of locking members 4 attached to the support body 21.

[0009] The first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B are formed from a cable such as a metal wire, a metal chain, or a string. In this embodiment, the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B are made of a metal wire, each with one end formed in an annular shape. The annular ends of the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B are hooked onto a common suspension device 10 provided on the wall surface W. In this way, the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B are suspended from the common suspension device 10. The suspension device 10 is slidably attached to a picture rail 100 that is fixed to the wall surface W and extends horizontally. Multiple suspension devices 10 are provided on the picture rail 100.

[0010] The support body 21 is composed of a rod-shaped body 211 and a first fixing device 212A and a second fixing device 212B for fixing the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B, respectively.

[0011] The rod-shaped body 211 is made of a metal material such as stainless steel. As shown in FIG. 2, the rod-shaped body 211 extends longitudinally from the proximal end 211b contacting the wall surface W to the distal end 211a. The support body 21 of the present embodiment has a pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211. The proximal ends 211b, 211b of the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 are each bent in an L shape. The pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 are arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval with the L-shaped proximal ends 211b, 211b facing horizontally in opposite directions. The rod-shaped body 211 of the present embodiment uses a round bar having a circular cross section, but a square bar having a square cross section or the like may also be used.

[0012] The first fixture 212A is disposed near the distal end 211a of the support body 21, and the second fixture 2l2B is disposed near the proximal end 211b of the support body 21. The pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 are fixed to the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B in a state of being held in parallel by penetrating the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B, respectively.

[0013] The first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B each incorporate a wire fixing mechanism (not shown) and insert and fix the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B. Specifically, the first fixture 212A inserts the first suspension member 22A suspended from the sling 10 between the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 held, and fixes the first suspension member 22A at an arbitrary position in the longitudinal direction of the first suspension member 22A. The second fixture 212B inserts the second suspension member 22B suspended from the sling 10 between the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 held, and fixes the second suspension member 22B at an arbitrary position in the longitudinal direction of the second suspension member 22B. That is, the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B can independently and arbitrarily adjust the lengths between the first suspension member 22A and the second suspension member 22B and the sling 10, respectively.

[0014] The wall-mounted support 2 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 adjusts the lengths of the first hanging member 22A and the second hanging member 22B such that the length of the first hanging member 22A from the hanging tool 10 to the first fixture 212A is longer than the length of the second hanging member 22B from the hanging tool 10 to the second fixture 212B. Thereby, the pair of wall-mounted supports 2, 2 are arranged such that their respective support bodies 21 project substantially perpendicularly from the wall surface W into the room.

[0015] The wire fixing mechanisms of the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B for fixing the first hanging member 22A and the second hanging member 22B may employ appropriately known fixing mechanisms such as those that sandwich and fix the wire inserted through the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B, or those that fix the wire inserted through the first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B with a wedge. The first fixture 212A and the second fixture 212B can be provided with various fixing mechanisms according to the types of the first hanging member 22A and the second hanging member 22B.

[0016] The locking member 4 is formed of a resin material and is attached across the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 of the support body 21 so as to project to the upper surface side of the support body 21. Thereby, the rotation of the locking member 4 around the rod-shaped body 211 is suppressed. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the locking member 4 has a locking member body 41 that holds the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211, and one locking claw portion 42 that projects from the locking member body 41.

[0017] The locking member body 41 has a pair of fitting grooves 411, 411 that fit and hold the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211. The pair of fitting grooves 411, 411 have the same structure. As shown in FIG. 5, the fitting groove 411 is open on the side opposite to the locking claw portion 42 in the locking member body 41 and in the length direction of the support body 21, respectively. The fitting groove 411 is formed between a pair of clamping pieces 412, 412 provided integrally with the locking member body 41. The pair of clamping pieces 412, 412 are provided so as to sandwich the rod-shaped body 211.

[0018] The fitting groove 411 has a rod-shaped body accommodating groove portion 411a having a shape similar to the cross-sectional shape of the rod-shaped body 211, and a pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b that are formed to be slightly narrower than the rod-shaped body accommodating groove portion 411a. In this embodiment, the rod-shaped body accommodating groove portion 411a constitutes the groove bottom of the fitting groove 411 and is formed in a cylindrical shape corresponding to the rod-shaped body 211 having a circular cross-section. The inner diameter of the rod-shaped body accommodating groove portion 411a is approximately equal to the outer diameter of the rod-shaped body 211.

[0019] The pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b are formed on the opposing inner surfaces of the pair of clamping pieces 412, 412 and protrude toward each other, thereby partially narrowing the entrance side of the rod-shaped body housing groove 411a. That is, the distance between the pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b is slightly smaller than the diameter of the rod-shaped body 211. The fitting groove 411 is formed to gradually widen from the pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b toward the opposite side of the locking claw portion 42, in order to facilitate the introduction of the rod-shaped body 211 into the rod-shaped body housing groove 411a.

[0020] The locking claw portion 42 protrudes from the surface 41a of the locking member body 41 so as to curve and slope smoothly as it moves away from the surface 41a opposite to the fitting groove 411. This forms the locking claw portion 42 into a hook shape capable of locking an article. In the locking member 4 shown in Figures 1 to 5, the locking claw portion 42 is formed to the same width as the locking member body 41, but depending on the member to be locked, it may be formed to be narrower or wider than the locking member body 41.

[0021] As shown in Figure 4, the locking claw portion 42 is integrally provided with the locking member body 41 at a position offset to one end of the support body 21 along the longitudinal direction on the surface 41a of the locking member body 41. The locking claw portion 42 is inclined so as it approaches its tip, it moves away from one end of the locking member body 41. The inner surface 42a of the locking claw portion 42 in the direction of inclination is formed continuously from one end surface 41b of the locking member body 41 along the extension direction of the rod-shaped body 211.

[0022] Each of the pair of wall-mounted support fixtures 2, 2 in this embodiment is fitted with four locking members 4. Each locking member 4 houses a rod-shaped body 211 in a rod-shaped body housing groove 411a by press-fitting it between a pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b of the fitting groove 411. In this way, each locking member 4 is attached between the first fixing fixture 212A and the second fixing fixture 212B of the support fixture body 21, so as to be slidable and detachable along the pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211.

[0023] The four locking members 4 attached to one wall-mounted support 2 are divided into pairs. The two locking members 4, 4 of each pair are attached to the support body 21 such that the inner surfaces 42a, 42a of their respective locking claws 42, 42 face each other. The two opposing locking claws 42, 42 are positioned at an angle so as to approach each other, and sandwich the ends of the clothesline pole 3 that is suspended across the upper surfaces of the pair of wall-mounted support 2, 2. The pair of locking claws 42, 42 are positioned at an angle so as to cover the clothesline pole 3 from above. As a result, both ends of the clothesline pole 3 are fitted and locked between the locking claws 42, 42 of the pair of locking members 4, 4 on the wall-mounted support 2, 2.

[0024] The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1, configured in this way, is used by hanging hangers H1 on the clothesline 3 and drying laundry (not shown) such as shirts on the hangers H1, or by directly drying laundry H2 such as towels on the clothesline 3, as illustrated in Figure 6. Although not shown, planters and the like can also be hung from the clothesline 3. Since the locking member 4 is slidable in the depth direction along the extension direction of the rod-shaped body 211, the user can freely choose the position in the depth direction where the clothesline 3 is locked, as shown in Figure 7. The locking member 4 is held in any slid position by friction between the fitting groove 411 and the rod-shaped body 211. Therefore, the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 is easy to use.

[0025] The relationship between the pair of locking members 4, 4 that secure the clothesline pole 3 and the clothesline pole 3 will be explained with reference to Figure 8. With the pair of locking members 4, 4 sandwiching the clothesline pole 3, the contact points P, P between the inner surfaces 42a, 42a of each locking claw portion 42, 42 and the clothesline pole 3 are positioned above the central axis O of the clothesline pole 3, that is, farther from the support body 21. Therefore, when the clothesline pole 3 attempts to move upward between the pair of locking claw portions 42, 42, the locking members 4, 4 rotate in a direction that separates the tips of the locking claw portions 42, 42 from each other. At this time, the fitting groove 411 of the locking member 4 clamps the rod-shaped body 211 between the rod-shaped body housing groove portion 411a and the pair of rod-shaped body holding protrusions 411b, 411b along the extension direction of the rod-shaped body 211. As a result, the locking members 4,4 are less likely to move relative to the rod-shaped body 211, and therefore will not slide away from the clothesline pole 3. The inclination angle of the locking claws 42 is set such that when the locking members 4,4 are rotated to their maximum extent so that the distance L between the tips of the locking claws 42,42 is less than or equal to the diameter of the clothesline pole 3. Therefore, there is no risk of the clothesline pole 3 slipping out from between the pair of locking members 4,4.

[0026] The conditions for preventing the clothesline pole 3 from slipping upward when it is locked by the locking claws 42, 42 of the pair of locking members 4, 4 will be explained with reference to Figure 9. When the radius of curvature of the locking claw 42 is R, the diameter of the clothesline pole 3 is B, and the height distance from the base end of the bend of the locking claw 42 to the central axis of the clothesline pole 3 is A, it is desirable that the relationship R > B / 2 + A is satisfied. The smaller R is, the less likely the locked clothesline pole 3 is to slip upward.

[0027] The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 allows for arbitrary adjustment of the inclination angle of the support body 21 relative to the wall surface W by arbitrarily adjusting the positions in which the first hanging member 22A and the second hanging member 22B are fixed by the first fixing device 212A and the second fixing device 212B. For example, the user can install and use the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 shown in Figure 2 by adjusting the fixing positions of the first fixing device 212A and the second fixing device 212B so that the length of the first hanging member 22A is increased or the length of the second hanging member 22B is shortened, so that the support body 21 is tilted downward at any angle relative to the wall surface W, as shown in Figure 10.

[0028] Furthermore, the user can adjust the fixing positions of the first fixing device 212A and the second fixing device 212B to the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 shown in Figure 2, by shortening the length of the first hanging member 22A or lengthening the length of the second hanging member 22B, so that the support body 21 is tilted upward at any angle with respect to the wall surface W, as shown in Figure 11.

[0029] In this way, by installing the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 so that the support body 21 is inclined with respect to the wall surface W, laundry can be hung to dry while suppressing the amount of protrusion of the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 from the wall surface W. Even if the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 is installed so that the support body 21 is inclined with respect to the wall surface W, the locking member 4 can maintain a state of clamping the clothes drying rod 3 without sliding in the longitudinal direction of the support body 21. When the support body 21 is positioned inclined with respect to the wall surface W, the locking member 4 positioned above the locking member in the direction of inclination is not necessarily required among the pair of locking members 4, 4 that clamp the clothes drying rod 3.

[0030] When not in use, the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 can be stored along the wall surface W by lengthening the first hanging member 22A or shortening the second hanging member 22B, so that the base end 211b of the rod-shaped body 211 is positioned above the tip 211a, as shown in Figure 12. Although not shown, the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 may also be stored along the wall surface W by shortening the first hanging member 22A or lengthening the second hanging member 22B, so that the base end 211b of the rod-shaped body 211 is positioned below the tip 211a. If necessary, laundry and other items may be hung on the clothes drying rod 3 of the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 when it is stored.

[0031] The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 may be provided such that the clothes drying rod 3 is suspended on the lower side of the support body 21, as shown in Figure 13. In this case, the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 uses a locking member 4A on the support body 21 of each wall-mounted support 2 that can lock the end of the clothes drying rod 3 so that it protrudes to the lower side of the support body 21.

[0032] The locking member 4A will be described with reference to Figures 14 and 15. Since the parts with the same reference numerals as the locking member 4 shown in Figures 4 and 5 have the same configuration, their detailed explanations will be omitted in the following description, and refer to the explanation of the locking member 4 shown in Figures 4 and 5.

[0033] The locking member 4A has a pair of locking member bodies 41, 41 arranged so that each fitting groove 411, 411 is open upward, and the pair of locking member bodies 41, 41 are attached to the rod-shaped body 211 of the support body 21 from the bottom side. That is, the pair of locking member bodies 41, 41 have a configuration in which the locking member body 41 of the locking member 4 shown in Figures 4 and 5 is arranged upside down. The pair of locking member bodies 41, 41 of the locking member 4A are integrally connected by a U-shaped rod holder portion 43. The rod holder portion 43 is provided across the faces 41a, 41a of the pair of locking member bodies 41, 41 that are opposite to the fitting grooves 411, 411. The clothesline pole 3 is inserted into the rod holder portion 43 and locked to the locking member 4A.

[0034] In the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1, where the clothes drying rod 3 is positioned on the lower side of the support body 21, there is nothing protruding from the upper side of the support body 21. Therefore, as shown in Figure 16, a mesh body 5 can be used by draping it over the support bodies 21, 21 of the pair of wall-mounted support members 2, 2. Since the upper surface of the mesh body 5 can be used as a storage surface, it is also possible to lay laundry H3, such as sweaters, flat on the upper surface of the mesh body 5 to dry. Although not shown, planters, books, picture frames, clocks, and other items can also be placed on the upper surface of the mesh body 5. Although not shown, items such as hangers can be hooked onto the rod-hanging portion 43 of the locking member 4A and hung. The locking member 4A may be attached to the support body 21 such that the rod-hanging portion 43 protrudes from the upper side of the support body 21, if necessary.

[0035] The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1, in which the clothes drying rod 3 is positioned on the lower side of the support body 21, can also be used by positioning it at an angle to the wall surface W, as shown in Figures 10 and 11, and can be stored along the wall surface W, as shown in Figure 12.

[0036] Although not shown in the figures, the mesh-like body 5 may be used, for example, by being stretched between the support bodies 21, 21 between the two clothes drying rods 3, 3 in the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 shown in Figures 1 to 3, in which the clothes drying rods 3 are positioned on the upper surface side of the support body 21.

[0037] The wall-mounted support members 2 that constitute the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 are not limited to a pair, and may be arranged in a row of three or more depending on the length of the clothes drying rod 3. Since the locking members 4 and 4A are detachable from the support body 21, the number of members can be easily increased or decreased as needed. Therefore, the number of clothes drying rods 3 suspended from the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more as needed. The wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 may be equipped with both locking member 4 and locking member 4A.

[0038] The wall-mounted support 2 that constitutes the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 can be used by hanging it from the wall surface W on its own, as shown in Figure 17. In this case, the locking members 4 attached to the wall-mounted support 2 are each used to lock items. Figure 17 shows an S-shaped hook 61 hooked to one locking member 4, and a planter 6 hanging from this S-shaped hook 61. Depending on the purpose, paintings, posters, and other decorative items may be hung from the locking members 4. Laundry on hangers may also be hooked onto the locking members 4. When the wall-mounted support 2 is used on its own, it is sufficient that at least one locking member 4 or locking member 4A is attached to the support body 21 in a slidable and detachable manner.

[0039] The support body 21 of the wall-mounted support 2 shown in this embodiment has a pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 that are separated from each other. However, the support body 21 only needs to have a pair of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 formed in a portion of the length of the support body 21 that are arranged parallel to each other at a predetermined interval. Therefore, the rod-shaped bodies provided on the support body 21 may, for example, form a single rod-shaped body at the tip 211a and branch into two rod-shaped bodies 211, 211 formed in parallel to each other on the way to the base end 211b.

[0040] The support body 21 may have three or more rod-shaped bodies. If there are three or more rod-shaped bodies 211, the locking members 4, 4A may be fitted and attached to all of the rod-shaped bodies 211, or they may be fitted and attached to at least two of the three or more rod-shaped bodies 211. If the locking members 4, 4A do not rotate around the rod-shaped bodies, such as when using rod-shaped bodies made of square bars, the support body 21 may have only one rod-shaped body.

[0041] This embodiment provides the following effects.

[0042] (1) A wall-mounted support 2 comprising: a support body 21 formed to be elongated from a base end 211b to a tip end 211a, with the base end 211b in contact with the wall surface W, and suspended and supported from a hanger 10 arranged on the wall surface W; and at least one locking member 4, 4A attached to the support body 21, which is slidable in the longitudinal direction of the support body 21 and capable of locking an article.

[0043] According to (1) above, the locking members 4 and 4A can be slid to any position along the length of the support body 21, so the user can freely choose the position in which to lock the item.

[0044] (2) In the wall-mounted support 2 described in (1) above, the locking members 4, 4A are detachably attached to the support body 21.

[0045] According to (2) above, the user can freely select the number of locking members 4, 4A attached to the support body 21 according to the number of items to be locked, etc.

[0046] (3) In the wall-mounted support 2 described in (1) or (2) above, at least one pair of locking members 4 are attached to the support body 21, and an article is fitted and locked between the pair of locking members 4, 4.

[0047] According to (3) above, since an article can be fitted and locked into the pair of locking members 4, 4, the wall-mounted support 2 can be used in various forms.

[0048] (4) In the wall-mounted support 2 described in (1) or (2) above, the locking members 4, 4A are attached so as to protrude from at least one of the upper and lower sides of the support body 21.

[0049] According to (4) above, an article can be secured by the locking members 4, 4A on at least one of the upper and lower sides of the support body 21. If the locking members 4, 4A protrude from the lower side of the support body 21, the upper side of the support body 21 can be effectively used as a place to put the article.

[0050] (5) In the wall-mounted support 2 described in any of (1) to (4) above, the support body 21 is suspended and supported from the suspension device 10 so that the inclination angle with respect to the wall surface W can be changed.

[0051] According to (5) above, the amount of protrusion of the wall-mounted support 2 from the wall surface W is suppressed, and the article can be secured by the locking members 4, 4A. The wall-mounted support 2 can also be positioned along the wall surface W, so that it does not get in the way when not in use.

[0052] (6) In the wall-mounted support 2 described in any of (1) to (5) above, a plurality of rod-shaped bodies 211 extending along the length of the support body 21 are arranged parallel to each other at predetermined intervals along at least a portion of the length of the support body 21, and the locking members 4, 4A are attached by fitting into at least two of the plurality of rod-shaped bodies 211, 211.

[0053] According to (6) above, the locking members 4, 4A can be prevented from rotating around the rod-shaped body 211, making the wall-mounted support 2 easy to use.

[0054] (7) A wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 having at least one pair of wall-mounted support members 2 as described in any of (1) to (6) above, and a clothes drying rod 3 being suspended across the locking members 4, 4A of at least one pair of wall-mounted support members 2, 2.

[0055] As described in (7) above, the locking members 4, 4A can be slid to any position along the length of the support body 21, allowing the user to freely choose the position of the clothes drying rod 3 in the depth direction.

[0056] (8) In the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 described in (7) above, at least one pair of locking members 4 are attached to the support body 21 so as to protrude from the upper side of the support body 21, and the clothes drying rod 3 is fitted and locked between the pair of locking members 4, 4.

[0057] According to (8) above, by using the pair of locking members 4, 4, the clothesline pole 3 can be supported at any position in the depth direction of the support body 21.

[0058] (9) In the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 described in (8) above, the pair of locking members 4, 4 each have locking claws 42, 42 that are inclined to cover the clothes drying rod 3 from above, and the contact points between the locking claws 42, 42 and the clothes drying rod 3 are positioned above the central axis O of the clothes drying rod 3.

[0059] According to (9) above, even if the clothesline pole 3 moves upward, there is no risk of it coming loose from between the locking claws 42, 42 of the pair of locking members 4, 4.

[0060] (10) In the wall-mounted clothes drying device 1 described in (7) above, the locking member 4A protrudes from the lower side of the support body 21 and locks the clothes drying rod 3 on the lower side of the support body 21.

[0061] According to (10) above, since the locking member 4A locks the clothesline pole 3 on the lower side of the support body 21, the upper side of the support body 21 can be effectively used as a place to put items. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0062] 1 Wall-mounted clothes drying device, 2 Wall-mounted support, 21 Support body, 211a Tip, 211b Base, 3 Clothes drying rod, 4,4A Locking member, 42 Locking claw, 10 Hanging device, O Central axis, P Contact point, W Wall surface

Claims

1. A support body having a rod-shaped body formed to extend from its base to its tip, with the base end in contact with the wall surface, and suspended and supported from a hanger positioned on the wall surface, The support includes at least one locking member that is attached to the support body, is slidable in the longitudinal direction of the support body, and is capable of locking an article, The locking member has a pair of clamping pieces for clamping the rod-shaped body and a fitting groove formed between the pair of clamping pieces, and the wall-mounted support is detachably attached to the support body by housing the rod-shaped body in the fitting groove and clamping it with the pair of clamping pieces.

2. The wall-mounted support according to claim 1, wherein at least one pair of locking members are attached to the support body, and the article is fitted and locked between the pair of locking members.

3. The wall-mounted support according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the locking member is attached so as to protrude from at least one of the upper and lower sides of the support body.

4. The wall-mounted support according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the support body is suspended and supported from the hanging device so as to be able to change the inclination angle with respect to the wall surface.

5. In at least a portion of the length of the support body, a plurality of the rod-shaped bodies extending along the length of the support body are arranged parallel to each other at predetermined intervals. The wall-mounted support according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the locking member is fitted and attached to at least two of the plurality of rod-shaped bodies.

6. Having at least one pair of wall-mounted support devices as described in claim 1 or 2, A wall-mounted clothes drying device, wherein a clothes drying rod is suspended across the locking members of at least one pair of the wall-mounted support members.

7. The wall-mounted clothes drying device according to claim 6, wherein at least one pair of locking members are attached to the support body so as to protrude from the upper surface of the support body, and the clothes drying rod is fitted and locked between the pair of locking members.

8. Each of the pair of locking members has a locking claw portion that is inclined to cover the clothesline pole from above, The wall-mounted clothes drying device according to claim 7, wherein the contact point between the locking claw and the clothes drying rod is positioned above the central axis of the clothes drying rod.

9. The wall-mounted clothes drying device according to claim 6, wherein the locking member protrudes from the lower side of the support body and locks the clothes drying rod on the lower side of the support body.

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