DOOR HANDLE WITH ITEM HANGING FUNCTION

Abstract

This invention relates to an ergonomic door handle that, in addition to its function of opening and closing doors, also allows items such as bags, pouches, and umbrellas to be hung on it.

Description

1 TARIFF DOOR HANDLE WITH ITEM HANGING FUNCTION Technical Field to Which the Invention Relates This invention, in addition to its function of opening and closing doors, can also be used to carry bags, pouches, and umbrellas. It relates to an ergonomic door handle that allows items to be hung on it. 5 State of the Art Today, door hardware is constantly evolving in terms of both aesthetics and functionality. Door handles are a basic mechanical component that allows a door to be opened and closed. These are factors. However, users' daily habits determine the placement of door handles. More than just a switching mechanism, it also serves as a temporary hanging space. This leads to their use, especially when entering a home or office, with bags in their hands. People who have items such as bags or umbrellas should not use them while searching for keys or They tend to hang it on the doorknob while doing another task. Current standard door handles are not designed for this type of use. When an object is hung, it usually covers the entire arm. This makes opening the door difficult. This causes the user, who wants to grab onto the handle, to first touch the hanging object. This contact creates hygienic problems (for example, a bag coming from outside). (the dirt on it getting on the hand) and the hanging item slipping when held This can cause it to fall. In the current state of the art, several solutions have been developed to this problem. For example, 20 Door handle designs that can be used to hang items are described. However, these designs... usually by adding an extra hook to the end of the door handle or hanging the existing form It is based on the principle of modifying the system in a way that allows it to function properly. These situations, Sometimes it can disrupt the aesthetic integrity or the difference between the area held by the hand and the hung item. It cannot completely separate the two areas. 25 As a result, these situations in the current technology relate to the area the user grasps with their hand. Clearly separating the area where items are hung, thus ensuring both hygiene and... An aesthetically pleasing and ergonomic door that ensures items remain securely hung. This reveals the need for a new arm design. 2 Brief Description and Objectives of the Invention The main purpose of this invention is to provide a practical solution to the habit of hanging items on doorknobs. The goal is to create a door handle that also functions as a hanger for items, offering a hygienic and safe solution. One purpose of the invention is to bridge the gap between the area on the doorknob that is gripped by hand and the area where items are hung. To physically separate them. 5 Another purpose of the invention is that when the user reaches for the handle to open the door, the hanging object Hygienic use by eliminating the need to touch objects. to provide. Another purpose of the invention is a specially designed extension for hanging items. This minimizes the risk of hanging items like bags and pouches slipping and falling. 10 Another objective of the invention is to combine the opening / closing and hanging functions in a single monoblock body. The aim is to present it in an aesthetically and ergonomically integrated manner. Explanation of the Figures Figure 1: Drawing showing the perspective view of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 2: Drawing showing the side view of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention. 15 Figure 3: Drawing showing the front view of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 4: This drawing shows another top view of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 5: Drawing showing the appearance of the hanging section of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 6: Appearance of the gripping section and body form of the door handle that is the subject of the invention. It is a drawing that gives. 20 Figure 7: Method of fixing the mounting plate of the door handle, which is the subject of the invention, to the door. It is the drawing that gives it its appearance. Figure 8: This drawing illustrates the relationship between the invention and the object attached to the doorknob. Explanation of References in Figures 1. Body 25 3 2. Hand Grip Area 3. Horizontal Suspension Extension 4. Mounting Plate 5. Mounting Rod Detailed Description of the Invention 5 The invention performs the function of opening and closing doors while also being suitable for bags, pouches, A door with a hanging function that allows items such as umbrellas to be hung (Figure 8). It is the arm. The door handle, which is the subject of the invention, basically consists of a body (1), a hand grip area (2), and a horizontal It consists of a suspension extension (3) and a mounting plate (4) (Figure 1). 10 The body (1) forms the main frame of the door handle and carries all other components on it. Preferably, the body (1), the hand grip area (2) and the horizontal hanging extension (3) should be a single unit. It is housed as an integrated (monoblock) structure. This monoblock structure facilitates both ease of production. It also provides structural durability. The handgrip area (2) is located on the part of the body (1) facing the user, where the user can open the door 15 It is located in the area where the hand will naturally grip to open it (Figure 6). This area is the palm of the hand. It has an ergonomic curve and soft lines to perfectly fit the shape. It is designed in such a way that the user can open the door by grasping this hand grip area (2). It moves downwards and performs the opening operation. The horizontal hanging extension (3) is located 20 degrees from the handgrip area on the part of the body (1) near the door. (2) is positioned separately (Figure 5). This extension is attached to the bag, pouch or other a preferably linear form that allows items to be hung by threading their handles through it It has. The horizontal hanging extension (3) is in a different plane from the hand grip area (2) and Its positioning is one of the most fundamental innovations of the invention. Thanks to this, a device can be placed on the arm. Even when the item is hung, the hand grip area (2) remains completely free and the user can hold the item 25 He can easily open the door without touching it (Figure 8). The mounting plate (4) ensures that the door handle is firmly fixed to the door surface. It is the connecting element that provides. The body (1), a mounting rod (5) and / or other It is attached to the mounting plate (4) by means of connecting elements (Figure 7). Mounting 4 plate (4) provides stability against the forces to which the door handle will be subjected during operation. and provides durability. The working principle of the invention is as follows: via the mounting plate (4) and mounting rod (5) The door handle, mounted on the door, is now ready for use. The user grasps it with their hand. By holding area (2), he can open and close the door. When he wants to hang something, he can hold a bag or 5 attach the handle of the bag to the horizontal hanging extension (3) which is independent of the hand grip area (2). attaches. While the hanging item rests securely on this extension (3), the hand grip region (2) remains accessible. 15 25

Claims

REQUESTS 1. A device used to open and close doors, and which must be mounted on the door surface at least once. It is a door handle connected by means of plate (4); its feature is; - a body which forms the basic load-bearing structure of the door handle (1); - on the part of the mentioned body (1) facing outwards relative to the door surface and by hand 5 at least one hand grip zone designed for gripping (2); and - on the side of the mentioned body (1) adjacent to the door surface and hand grip physically separate from the area (2), allowing items to be hung on it at least one horizontal vine extension that recognizes (3) It includes. 10 2. A door handle according to claim 1, its feature being; hand grip area (2) and horizontal hanging extension (3) body (1) formed as a single integrated piece It includes.

3. A door handle according to claim 1 or 2, having the characteristic of a curved surface geometry. It contains a grasping region (2). 15 4. It is a door handle as in Claim 1, and its feature is that it is integrated with the body (1) and is linear. It includes a horizontal suspension extension (3) with a structure.

5. A door handle as in Claim 1, with the feature of a hand grip area (2) and horizontal hanging. extension (3), the area where the user's hand grips and the area where the item is hung The bodies are positioned on different planes so that they do not touch each other. (1) is included.

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