JPS6015480Y2 - Futon stop - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a futon stopper for preventing futons etc. from slipping down when using a bed, and provides a futon stopper that is lightweight and compact, can be folded and stored, and has a simple structure. The purpose is to

That is, the futon stopper of the present invention has a sheet material stretched over a frame made of pipe material or cotton material to form a laying part and a standing wall part, and the laying part is foldably pivoted to the standing wall part. be.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the futon stopper of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The vertical wall portion 1 includes an upper frame 2, chamber frames 3, 3 formed by bending both ends of the upper frame 2 downward at right angles, and a connecting rod 4 connected and fixed between the lower ends of the compatible frames 3, 3. This constitutes a rectangular frame, and pipes 5, 5 of appropriate lengths are fixedly installed at the lower ends of the compatible frame 3, 3, respectively, in the same direction as the chamber frame 3.

The laying portion 6 has a horizontal frame 7 formed by inserting insertion portions 8, 8, each of which has one end bent into an L-shape, into the pipes 5, 5 in a freely insertable and removable and rotatable manner to form a hinge portion 15, 15. ，
At the same time, the insertion portion 10 formed at one end is inserted into the frame portion 7a of each of the horizontal frames 7, 7, and a stopper formed of an integral type or a bottom type of synthetic resin or the like is provided at the end of the frame portion 7a. A laying sheet 9 made of a flexible sheet material such as a canvas or vinyl sheet, which is prevented from being pulled out by the end 11
, 9.

The laying sheets 9, 9 are the frame portions 7a, ? When a is positioned parallel, the joint end 9a.

The joints 9a extend to face each other to form the plane of the laying portion 6, and can be freely connected and disconnected by snap buttons 12a and 12b provided at each joint end 9a and 9a.

Further, 13 is a standing wall sheet made of a flexible sheet such as a vinyl sheet or canvas stretched between the frames of the standing wall section 1, and includes a continuous edge section 14 extending to the lower edge of the standing wall sheet 13, and both of the above-mentioned laying sheets. Snap buttons 14a and 14b which can be freely connected and dissociated are provided on one side of the parts 9, 9.

When using the futon stopper with the above structure, open both horizontal frames 7, 7 as shown in FIG. 14 and both laying sheets 9 and 9 are connected and assembled via snap buttons 14a and 14b, and the laying part 6 is inserted between the mat a and the bottom 6 of the bed to support it, and the standing wall part 1 is attached to the side edge of the bed. This will prevent the futon, etc. from slipping off the bed surface.

In addition, when not in use, each snap button 12 is
After removing a, 12b, 14a, 14b, hinge part 15
, 15, both horizontal frames 7, 7 are folded in both directions of the standing wall part 1, and further, both laid sheets 9, 9 are overlapped with the standing wall sheet 13 and folded flat.

In the above structure, the vertical wall sheet 13 of the vertical wall section 1 can be omitted since the futon etc. are large.

As explained above, the futon holder of the present invention becomes flat when folded and can be stored compactly.The frame is made of metal or synthetic resin pipes or wires, and a flexible sheet is stretched over this. The practical effect of this invention is great because it is lightweight, and because the laying part is a flexible sheet, it blends well with the bed sheet and does not feel strange when used. It is.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the futon holder of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view in an assembled state, Fig. 2 is a side sectional view showing a usage state, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view in a folded state. It is. 1... Standing wall part, 2... Upper frame, 3...
... Support frame, 4... Continuous rod, 6... Laying section, 7... Horizontal frame, 9... Laying sheet,
12a? 12b? 14ay 14b---
--Snap button, 13... Standing wall sheet, 15.
...Hinge part.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A vertical wall section made of a rectangular frame made of wire or pipe material made of metal, synthetic resin, etc. and a flexible sheet stretched over it, and one end bent into an L-shape at the lower end of the compatible frame of the rectangular frame. One side of the flexible sheet is pivotably pivoted to a pair of horizontal frames, each of which is rotatably pivoted in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the rectangular frame via a hinge portion. The flexible sheet of the laying part is used by being inserted under the mat of the bed, and the flexible sheet extending from both horizontal frames of the laying part is provided with a joining/disconnecting means at the central joint part of the flexible sheet. A futon stopper characterized by having. (2) The side edges of the flexible sheet pivotally attached to both horizontal frames of the laying section and the lower edge of the flexible sheet stretched over the vertical wall section can be attached and detached by means of bonding and separating means. A futon stopper according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim characterized by: