Clothing drying device
AssigneeKawajun Co., Ltd.
InventorIkuya Matsumoto
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Abstract
A clothing drying device including: a rope having a rope main body and a grip portion provided at the tip of the rope main body; a main body storing the rope so that the rope can be polled out to the outside; and a receiving member provided independently of the main body and having a receiving member main body and a hook portion protruding from the receiving member main body, wherein the hook portion has an inner surface having an arc cross section and a pair of first flat surfaces provided on both sides sandwiching the inner surface, and the rope main body can be hooked so as to straddle at least one of the pair of first flat surfaces, and the inner surface.
Claims13
A clothing drying device comprising:
- a rope comprising a rope main body and a grip portion provided at the tip of the rope main body,
- a main body storing the rope, the rope being capable of pulling out to the outside, and
- a receiving member provided independently of the main body and comprising a receiving member main body and a hook portion protruding from the receiving member main body, the receiving member main body comprising a fixing surface to be fixed to a wall surface, wherein
- the hook portion comprises an inner surface facing the wall surface to which the fixing surface is fixed, the inner surface comprising an arc cross section and a pair of first flat surfaces provided on both sides of the hook portion sandwiching the inner surface, and the rope main body configured to be capable of hooking so as to straddle at least one of the pair of first flat surfaces, and the inner surface,
- wherein the receiving member main body comprises a top surface facing a direction in which the hook portion protrudes and comprising an arc cross section, and a pair of second flat surfaces provided on both sides of the receiving member main body sandwiching the top surface, and the rope main body configured to be capable of hooking so as to straddle at least one of the pair of second flat surfaces, and the top surface.
A clothing drying device comprising:
- a rope comprising a rope main body and a grip portion provided at the tip of the rope main body,
- a main body storing the rope, the rope being capable of polling out to the outside, and
- a receiving member provided independently of the main body and comprising a receiving member main body and a hook portion protruding from the receiving member main body, wherein
- the hook portion comprises a round bar shape extending along the wall surface to which the receiving member is fixed, and the rope main body configured to be capable of hooking around the hook portion,
- the receiving member main body comprises a top surface provided on the hook portion side and comprising an arc cross section, and a pair of flat surfaces provided on both sides sandwiching the top surface, and the rope main body configured to be capable of hooking so as to straddle at least one of the pair of flat surfaces, and the top surface.
A clothing drying device comprising:
- a rope comprising a rope main body and a grip portion provided at the tip of the rope main body,
- a main body storing the rope, the rope being capable of pulling out to the outside, and
- a receiving member provided independently of the main body and comprising a receiving member main body and a hook portion protruding from the receiving member main body, the receiving member main body comprising a fixing surface to be fixed to a wall surface, wherein
- the hook portion comprises an inner surface facing the wall surface to which the fixing surface is fixed, the inner surface comprising an arc cross section and a pair of first flat surfaces provided on both sides of the hook portion sandwiching the inner surface, and the rope main body configured to be capable of hooking so as to straddle at least one of the pair of first flat surfaces, and the inner surface,
- wherein the clothing drying device further comprises a groove portion comprising a width larger than the diameter of the rope main body and smaller than the diameter of the grip portion and penetrating the hook portion in the direction intersecting with the wall surface to which the receiving member is fixed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.