DE1012735B - Buefetta-like foldaway bed - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a buffet-like cabinet bed for small rooms. With known beds this Art, the only bed frame is pulled out or folded out for sleeping.

The invention aims to design a foldaway bed so that it can be used as a double bed and then the second bed is positioned next to the main bed, as is usual with double beds, but can also be set up spatially separated. This is achieved according to the invention in that two together bed frames connected to the adjacent longitudinal walls by releasable hinges so in are housed with the mattress rooms facing each other that after Swiveling out the upper bed frame, both bed frames can be used next to one another or also separately are.

In a preferred embodiment, the first bed frame consists of two end walls and two Longitudinal walls, the second bed frame consists of two end walls, two longitudinal walls and one rigidly connecting them and at the same time the base plate forming the buffet plate, with the hinges on the widened Parts of the longitudinal walls are attached and the end walls or the widened parts in the out-of-use position lean on each other. The end walls of the first bed frame can be connected to the cabinet side walls be releasably connected. In addition, the cabinet doors with the cabinet side walls protrude through separable hinges in connection so that they can be detached from these when the second bed should be set up separately in the room. For this purpose are on the end walls of the second bed and on the inside of the cabinet doors perforated panels are sunk and provided with webs that with Hook pairs arranged on both sides but running in opposite perpendicular directions in the perforated plates engage.

The bottom plate of the second bed frame has a rear wall at the rear edge in the out-of-use position of such a height that it serves as a floor support when the bed frame is in use. On its back is advantageous to fold out a handle z. B. in the form of a belt appropriate.

In the space below the first bed frame, there are drawers for bedding that can be pulled out towards the front or the like. Arranged.

In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is explained using exemplary embodiments.

Fig. 1 and 2 show the piece of furniture in the position not used as a bed in front and Side view,

Fig. 3 a horizontal section, with the doors

Applicant:
Adolf Kuhr, Düsseldorf, Weißenburgstr. 35

Adolf Kuhr, Düsseldorf,
has been named as the inventor

are also shown in the open position of use,

Fig. 4 a section through the piece of furniture in the position of use of the beds,

Fig. 5 is a cross-section corresponding to Fig. 2,

Fig. 6 is a perspective view of a partial view of the two beds folded over one another and Fig. 7 to 8 the various hardware components alone.

The lower bed consists of the two longitudinal walls 1, which widen in the usual way after the end walls l ^b out in the area 1 " (Fig. 6). The upper bed frame consists of the two longitudinal walls 2, 2" and end walls 2 ⁶ as well a bottom plate 2 ^C, which is finished on its outer surface because they od the top plate of buffet-like cabinet frame, a sideboard. like. forms when the upper bed frame is pivoted around mounted at the side walls I ₁ 2 hinges 3 upwards into the non-use position, . Both bed frames each take a schematically indicated lower bed 4, 5 lying on a mattress frame, of which the upper one is fastened by straps or the like. The piece of furniture is completed by cabinet side walls l ^{c releasably connected to the end walls l b of} the lower bed , on the front edges of which cabinet doors l ^a pivotable about hinges 6 are attached. These hinges 6 (Fig. 7) can be detached. The hinge connection 3 can also be separated by pulling out the hinge pin 3 ^a (Fig. 7 a). The doors V ¹ have supports 7 on their inside to support the upper bed frame 2 to 2 ^C.

The longitudinal wall 2, 2 ° lying forward when the upper bed frame is folded out is widened in its middle part 2 ^d in a rounded shape and rests with the widest part 2 ^e as a support on the floor. This part comes into its own in the out-of-use position of the upper bed as a decorative back wall that is customary in such furniture. A belt 2 ^f or the like attached to this middle part 2 ^e serves as a handle when handling the upper bed.

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Claims (6)

If the upper bed is to be used as a single bed separately from the lower bed, for. B. found in a neighboring room, the two longitudinal walls 1, 2 of the two adjacent bed frames are separated by pulling the hinge pins 3a from the hinges 3 and the two cabinet doors ld detached from the cabinet side walls lc by unhooking the hinges 6 and the folded top bed 2 to 2C connected to the doors ld. For this purpose, plates 8 with holes 8ö are countersunk in the end walls 2b of the upper bed. By inserting webs 9 with pairs of hooks 9 ″, 9b attached on both sides, but facing in opposite directions, the bed frame is also releasably connected to both doors 1d, which become end walls with them that are dimensioned so wide that they can be pulled out even when the doors are closed, or at least after they have been opened. They can accommodate the bedding. At the lower edge of the doors there can be castors 11 on which the independent upper bed can then be placed can be moved more easily. Patent to ρ β rc »τ γ 1. Buffet-like cabinet bed, characterized in that in it two ^{bed frames connected to each other on adjacent longitudinal walls (1, I s} , 2, 2 ^a ) by releasable hinges (S ₁ 3 °) are housed in superimposed layers facing each other with the mattress rooms that After the upper bed frame has been pivoted out, both bed frames can be used next to one another or also separately from one another. 2. A buffet-like cabinet bed according to claim 1, characterized in that the first bed frame consists of two end walls (l ^b ) and two longitudinal walls (1, 1 "), the second bed frame consists of two end walls (2 ⁶ ), two longitudinal walls {2.2 ^a ) ^{and a base plate (2 C} ) that rigidly connects them and at the same time forms the buffet plate, the hinges (3) being attached to the widened parts (1 °, 2 °) of the longitudinal walls (1, 2) and the end walls (V> , 2 ^b ) or the widened parts (l ^a , 2 °) are supported on one another in the out-of-use position. 3. Buffet-like cabinet bed according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the end walls (I ⁶ ) of the first bed frame with the cabinet side ^{walls (l c} ) are releasably connected, 4. Buffet-like cabinet bed according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that the cabinet doors (l ^d ) with the cabinet ^{side walls (l c} ) lurch separable hinges (6) are in connection and with the end walls (2 ⁶ ) of the second bed frame (2) are connected by fittings consisting of the iLocll · plates (8, 8 ") and webs (9), which are sunk into the end walls (2 ^b ) and det | sj || u} e ^ ir sides of the doors (1 ^) ^{with pairs of hooks (9 a} , 9 ⁶ ) which are arranged on both sides but run in opposite directions and engage in the perforated plates (8.8 °). 5. A buffet-like foldaway bed according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the bottom plate (2 ^C ) of the second bed frame on the rear edge in the out-of-use position has a rear wall (2 ^d , 2 ^e ) of such a height that it is in the position of use of the Bed frame serves as a floor support, and that on its rear side a strap facilitating unfolding (9 ^ is attached as a handle. 6. buffet-like cabinet bed according to claim 1, characterized in that in the space below of the first bed frame forwards pull-out drawers (11) for bedding are arranged. Pamphlets considered; . ■■■■. German Patent Nos. 480 983, 434 636; Austrian Patent No. 86 011; French patent specification No. 617 891. 1 sheet of drawings © TO »589/114 7.57