Handrail
A handrail includes a top surface having a first flat portion extending in a first direction, a first finger rest portion continuously extending downward, and a second flat portion continuously extending in the first direction; a front surface having a flat first guiding portion continuously extending downward, a second finger rest portion continuously extending in a second direction opposite to the first direction, a second guiding portion continuously projecting downward in an arc shape, a third guiding portion continuously projecting downward in an arc shape in the second direction, and a third finger rest portion formed from a boundary between the second guiding portion and the third guiding portion extending upward. The handrail is structured so that when the handrail is grasped, fingers are placed on any one of the first finger rest portion, the second finger rest portion, or the third finger rest portion.
1. A handrail comprising:
a top surface having a first flat portion extending in a first direction, a first finger rest portion continuously extending downward from an end of the first flat portion, and a second flat portion continuously extending in the first direction from an end of the first finger rest portion;
a front surface having a flat first guiding portion continuously extending downward from an end of the second flat portion, a second finger rest portion that is flat and continuously extends from an end of the first guiding portion in a second direction opposite to the first direction, a second guiding portion continuously projecting downward from an end of the second finger rest portion in a convex arc shape, a third guiding portion continuously projecting downward in a concave arc shape in the second direction from an end of the second guiding portion, a third finger rest portion formed at a boundary between the second guiding portion and the third guiding portion extending upward, and a flat surface portion extending in the second direction from an end of the third guiding portion; and
a rear surface having amounting portion with a flat surface extending between another end of the first flat portion and another end of the flat surface portion,
wherein the handrail is structured so that when the handrail is grasped, fingers are adapted to be placed on at least one of the first finger rest portion, the second finger rest portion, and the third finger rest portion,
the first finger rest portion is curved inwardly from the end of the first flat portion to another end of the second flat portion such that the second flat portion is inclined relative to the first flat portion to connect to the first guiding portion, and
the second guiding portion has a curved portion curved downwardly from the end of the second finger rest portion to another end of the third guiding portion, and a lower end of the curved portion of the second guiding portion is connected to the another end of the third guiding portion such that the third finger rest portion is formed at a position toward the second flat portion relative to the lower end of the curved portion and the another end of the arc shape portion.
2. A handrail comprising:
a top surface having a first flat portion extending in a first direction, a first finger rest portion continuously extending 1 cm downward from an end of the first flat portion, and a second flat portion continuously extending in the first direction from an end of the first finger rest portion;
a front surface having a flat first guiding portion continuously extending downward from an end of the second flat portion, a second finger rest portion that is flat and continuously extends in a second direction opposite to the first direction from an end of the first guiding portion, a second guiding portion continuously projecting downward in a convex arc shape from an end of the second finger rest portion, a third guiding portion continuously projecting downward in concave arc shape in the second direction from an end of the second guiding portion, a third finger rest portion formed at a boundary between the second guiding portion and the third guiding portion extending upward, and a flat surface portion extending in the second direction from an end of the third guiding portion;
a rear surface having a mounting portion with a flat surface extending between another end of the first flat portion and another end of the flat surface portion;
a first handrail fitting portion having an upper end mounted on the rear surface of the handrail and a lower free end sided in a direction of the handrail; and
a second handrail fitting portion having a lower end adapted to be mounted on a wall and an upper free end sided in a direction of the wall for connecting with the first handrail fitting portion,
wherein the handrail is structured so that when the handrail is grasped, fingers are adapted to be placed on at least one of the first finger rest portion, the second finger rest portion, and the third finger rest portion,
the lower end of the first handrail fitting portion is pushed into the upper end of the second handrail fitting portion to fit the first handrail fitting portion and the second handrail fitting portion together and mount the handrail on the wall,
the first finger rest portion is curved inwardly from the end of the first flat portion to another end of the second flat portion such that the second flat portion is inclined relative to the first flat portion to connect to the first guiding portion, and
the second guiding portion has a curved portion curved downwardly from the end of the second finger rest portion to another end of the third guiding portion, and a lower end of the curved portion of the second guiding portion is connected to the another end of the third guiding portion such that the third finger rest portion is formed at a position toward the second flat portion relative to the lower end of the curved portion and the another end of the arc shape portion.