CA2515563A1

CA2515563A1 - Comfortable electric wheelchair

Info

Publication number: CA2515563A1
Application number: CA002515563A
Authority: CA
Inventors: Anas A.A. Albulbul
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2005-08-29
Filing date: 2005-08-29
Publication date: 2007-02-28

Abstract

Comfortable Electric Wheelchair, would provide a specially designed wheelchair that would be designed to fit over a toilet seat so that the occupant of the chair would not need to move out of the chair in order to use the toilet in a stall. It would provide greater convenience for users and would be simple to use. Comfortable Electric Wheelchair would be constructed from high quality, durable materials and could be adapted for children or adults.
The seat of Comfortable Electric Wheelchair would have a large, oval hole measuring 12.5 inches in overall length and eight and a half inches in overall width.
The hole would be kept covered when needed; the cover could be removed by using a button tool on the control side of the wheelchair.

Description

Description The design of Comfortable Electric Wheelchair calls for leather, wood and metal to be utilized as its major components.
Comfortable Electric Wheelchair would consist of a wheelchair that would be similar in appearance to existing Electric wheelchairs. The wheelchair would measure 22.5 inches to 25 inches in overall height as illustrated in Figure 4, 18 to 20 inches in overall length, 13 to 18 inches in width and three inches in thickness for the cover and the toilet layer part. Other sizes of Comfortable Electric Wheelchair could be made available to consumers.
The electric wheels that are connected to the electric motor would be moved forward to allow the wheelchair to be in proper position above the toilet seat in order to remove the cover seat from the electric wheelchair and serve the disabled from using the toilet without any help from other or removing from the wheelchair.
The electric motor would be connected to the frame by small metal wheels that can be moved by using an edge that is made on the frame that is connected the front and back wheels and has at the end a stopper tool to stop the electric wheels from moving forward.
As illustrated in figure four.
The wheelchair would have a frame made from sections of stainless steel or aluminum, a seat and backrest made from wood or plastic and a leather cover. Other features of the wheelchair would include two plastic push handles, four metal wheels with rubber tires, moved by electric motor push rims.
The seat of Comfortable Electric Wheelchair would have a large, oval hole measuring 12.5 inches in overall length and eight and a half inches in overall width.
The hole would be kept covered when needed; the cover could be removed by using a button tool on the control side of the hand rest that is connected to two small electric motors that works like the electric antenna in a car, in order to remove the cover or the seat backward to expose toilet opening Comfortable Electric Wheelchair would be blue, black or brown in color.

To use Comfortable Electric Wheelchair, the occupant of the chair would wheel Comfortable Wheelchair into a toilet stall, remove the cover, and use the toilet.
Afterwards, the cover could be retained it to the original position.

Claims

1. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 1 and 17, a pair of driving wheels and castors provided on the front and rear sides of the driving wheels are fixed to a body frame to enable the wheelchair to be turned in a stationary position.

2. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 18, wherein said to be part of the frame that connects a pair of driving wheels and castors provided on the front and rear sides claim 1 and 17, as well as claim 3, that acts as a power generator for the whole Comfortable Electric Wheelchair functions and it is connected to the motor that moves the wheels of claim 2 of Comfortable Electric Wheelchair and change the direction of the wheelchair by rotating the wheels. That is connected to claim 10, by small wheels claim 13, that move by the edges claim 4, which are on the claim 18, claim 18, which acts as a major body frame part. Also claim 3 acts a power generator for the whole Comfortable Electric Wheelchair functions.

3. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 19, wherein said frame (hands support) supports a seat and works as a protector from falling or hitting the wheels.

4. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 14, wherein the edges found to facilitate the movement of the small wheels of claim 13, in order to move the motor wheels of claim 3, in a forward direction.

5. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 6, works as a second layer that would have a large, oval hole measuring 12.5 inches in overall length and eight and a half inches in overall width. The hole would be kept covered when needed; the cover could be removed by using a button tool on the control side of the wheelchair, claim 9.

6. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 7, wherein said a cover seat and to cover the layer of claim 6. Where is the layer made from leather that could be removed when needed in order to expose the toilet opening.

7. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 16, wherein said to stop the movement of the small wheels of the Comfortable Electric Wheelchair motor as listed in claim 3.

8. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 4, wherein said to be an edge to facilitate the movement of the small wheels of the Comfortable Electric Wheelchair motor, claim 13.

9. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 5, wherein said to act as a second stopper for the movement of the small wheels of the Comfortable Electric Wheelchair motor, claim 13.

10. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claims 15, wherein said to be the part that control the movement of the small wheels claim 13, that are connected to the motor part claim 3, by moving up and down using the motor (similar to the electric antenna in cars) claim 10.

11. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 12, wherein said to be the tool that control the movement of the cover seat claim 7, backward using an electric motor claim 11 in both sides of the cover seat claim 7, which are connected to the body frame of claim 6.

12. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 8, wherein said to be the button that control claim 10, where is claim 9, said to be the button that control claim 7.

13. A Comfortable Electric Wheelchair of claim 19, wherein said to be the major controller that control the speed and the directions of the wheelchair movements.