Cord settler

Abstract

A cord settler capable of preventing a cord from being caught under a television set is obtained. In this cord settler, a hook body is formed on the back of a back cabinet of a television set a position of a prescribed height from the bottom of the back cabinet integrally with the back cabinet. The hook body has a substantially cylindrical shape. The cord is hung on the hook body to be prevented from suspending due to the aforementioned structure, whereby the cord can be effectively prevented from being caught under the television set. The hook body is so cylindrically formed that the mechanical strength of the hook body is remarkably improved as compared with that formed in another shape. Even if the cord hung on the hook body is pulled, therefore, the hook body can be prevented from being broken or bent.

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