DE1868591U - TRAILER CONVERTIBLE INTO A PLAIN FURNITURE, IN PARTICULAR FOR CAMPING PURPOSES. - Google Patents

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P.A. 809 883 * 12/19/62

DR. ING. H. THANK YOU

PATENT ADVOCATE

HAMBUES 36 NEWER WAIl 41 ^τ FEKNRtTF 84 82 28 TJND 36 41 15 TEIEGRAM-AJJSOHKII'Xl ΝΕβΒΜΤΑΙΪΜ

Eoger KCTEFTZ

9, Place Segnard de I ¹ He,

IA FSEIB s / JOUAEEE
(Seine et Marne)

France

18th December 1962

Trailer that can be converted into a display unit, especially for camping purposes

The fire concerns a unit that can be converted into a display unit Trailer that is particularly suitable for camping purposes.

The convertible trailer according to the! Inflation points a horizontally arranged box which, as is known, has four opposing walls in pairs, of at least one of which is removable. The trailer is characterized in that the two are attached to the removable Wall adjacent, facing walls on the half-length parts for attaching the removable ¥ and have at least one parallel position of these allow detachable wall to return to its original position, so that this detachable './and thus represents a small table, when the box is set up vertically and as a set-up furniture is used.

"Preferably the" two are opposite, with share for the attachment of one or both removable walls provided walls designed so that they are on the bottom of the box can be folded down.

One or both of the removable walls may have hooks for the abutting, opposing walls around them to hold in their position.

One or both of the removable walls can be attached to their free edge with means for attaching a "fastener, such as a curtain.

The edges of the tag can be detachable from the box, or they can be designed to fit under the Bottom of the same can be folded.

The drawbar of the trailer can be designed to be collapsible with respect to the box, with means being provided around them with regard to the box in at least one pushed out Determine the position that corresponds to the position for pulling the trailer.

The hiring is described with reference to a particular embodiment, which was chosen only as an example and in the drawing is shown.

üg. 1 depicts a perspective view of a trailer and FIG

3? Ig. FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the trailer in FIG

Position in which it is used as a piece of furniture.

The trailer shown in the drawing consists of a floor 1, four vertical walls 2, 3, 4 and 5, a pulling device 6 and two countries 7.

The side walls 3 and 5 are removable, and the side walls and 4 are attached to the edge of the bottom 1 so that they at the light use of the trailer can be folded against the ground can.

Each wheel 7 is carried by the arms 8, which are positively connected to a sleeve 9, which on an axle is pushed on and held by a pin 11, whereby in a practical and quick way the removal of the wheels from the Trailer can be made.

The pull rod 6 is installed in a collapsible drill 12 fixed under the trailer, with a mandrel 13 is provided to this pull rod with respect to the drill 12 in an extended and a collapsed position by this mandrel optionally cooperating with holes arranged in the tie rod for this purpose.

The walls 2 and 4 both point to their inner! "Laugh two parallel, transverse to the floor 1 sliding rails 14 and 15, and the walls 3 and 5 are on the outer land of their upper ones The edges are provided with a clip 16, the clip 16 being intended to hold on to the outer surfaces of the walls 2 and 4.

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As can be seen from Figure 2, the trailer can be converted into camping furniture according to the innovation. I ^{1 For} this transformation it is sufficient to pull out the walls 3 and 5 and sneeze them into the slide rails, namely the wall 5 into the rails 14 and the wall 3 into the rails 15, set up the trailer vertically, remove the baths 7 and the Push the pull rod 6 into the Eohr 12.

The upper edge of the wall 5 has a small rod 17 which is intended to allow a gate slope 18 to be hung.

The innovation is not limited to the one described and illustrated Embodiment limited but may be in many details can be changed without leaving the scope of the innovation.

Claims (6)

DR. ING. H. NEGENDANK PATENTANWALT HAMBURG 36- NETTER WALL 411. PE R N K TJ F 3 ^ 8 & -28 ^ TJND 364115 TEuBSKAMiI-AIiSOHRIFT t NBOEDΑΓΑΤΚΝΤ Boger K-UBHl1Z 9, Place Hegnard de I1 He, IA ΙΉΗΪΞ s / JOUAEES (Seine et Marne) France December 18, 1962 Claims for protection 1. Trailer that can be transformed into a set-up furniture, especially for camping purposes, in which the horizontally arranged box has, in a known manner, four pairs of vertical walls facing each other, at least one of which is designed to be removable, characterized in that the two can be detached from this adjacent, facing walls (2, 4) half the length of ropes (14, 15) for fastening the removable wall between them, which allow at least a parallel position of this removable wall to its original position, so that this removable wall is a table represents when the box is set up vertically. 2. Trailer according to claim 1, characterized in that the two opposite walls (2, 4) provided with ropes (14, 15) for fastening the one or the two removable walls are articulated to the bottom of the box (i). - 2 - 2 - 3. Trailer according to claim 1, characterized in that the one or both removable walls (3> 5) are provided with brackets (16) for the adjoining, opposing ¥ ands (2, 4). 4. Trailer according to claim 1, characterized in that the one or both removable walls (3> 5) have means for fastening (17) a closure, e.g. B, a curtain (18). 5. Trailer according to claim 1, characterized in that the wheels (?) Of the trailer are detachably attached to the box or foldable under the floor. 6. Trailer according to claim 1, characterized in that the tie rod (6) is mounted collapsible with respect to the box (i), means (12, 13) being provided to extend it with respect to the box in at least one maximally extended manner Position that corresponds to the driving position of the trailer.