DE1985695U - LARGE ADJUSTABLE FURNITURE. - Google Patents

Description

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L-ING, H. FSNCKl
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Emil KQSsIi , Zurich

(Switzerland)

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The! "Etaermmg concerns reclining furniture that is adjustable in size with a grate supported by four corner posts.

Reclining furniture adjustable in length are known. Such a thing can e.g. be used as a cot and as a normal length bed. There can also be side walls on the furniture be arranged differently, so that in one lall a cot with four side walls and in the other pail a normal length bed with side walls only on the puss and

Hops or a divan with two short ones and one long one Side wall is present. A "well-known, adjustable length Reclining furniture has a fixed part with four legs and an extendable part with two more Nuts on. The six feet require an additional one Effort and offer an at least unfamiliar, if not even annoying, sight.

With the various length settings of the known furniture, the width is always the same. The reclining furniture to be created should be adjustable both in length and width, so this can be better adapted to the respective purpose. This piece of furniture should be easy to assemble and its adjustment be easy to accomplish.

The reclining furniture according to the present innovation is thereby marked that on each corner post at least two pins, which are offset by 90 ° and located in pairs at the same height, protrude horizontally, whereby two adjacent posts are arranged to extend the length and width of the furniture Pins are slidably guided in one another or in longitudinal and / or cross members.

In the drawing, an embodiment of the subject of the innovation is shown. Show it:

Mg ·. 1 is a front view of a cot, with the smallest Width, ■

Mg. 2 a side view of the cot, with the smallest Length,

Mg. 3 the frontal view of the cot, in the widened State, ■ "- ..". ". ■ -"

Pig. 4 a formation of a longitudinal or cross member of the Cot and

lig. 5 a top view of the cot, with an adjustable one lost.

The child's bed shown has four corner posts 1-4. Each vertical corner post has four horizontally protruding tenons 5-8 (lig. 2,3). The pins 5 and 6 are at the same height, are offset by 90 ° to each other and form a Pair. The other two tenons 7 and 8 of each corner post are present at different heights along the corner post and also offset by 90 to each other. The pins 8 are higher than the pins 7; those at the top of the Post existing pins 7 and 8 are used to hold two side walls 9 and 10 of the cot. The un1?

Pins 5 and 6 of the corner posts are according to the figures 1 - 3 and 5 within longitudinal and transverse beams 11 or 12 slidably guided.

The longitudinal and cross members 11 and 12 are designed as a tube and have upwardly protruding pins 13 and 14 Pins 13 and 14 protrude into the side walls 9 and 10. The latter are thus connected by the pins 7, 8, 13 and 14, respectively held four digits.

The tenons 7 present in the upper area of the corner posts 1-4 can be releasably attached to the respective corner post be, so that when using the cot with a larger set-up, the side walls 9 and the pegs 7 are removed can be.

In the Pig example. 4 becomes a longitudinal or cross member formed by the two studs 15 and 16 themselves attached to the corner posts, e.g. 2, 4. The pin 15 is here designed as a tube and the pin 16 as a rod which is slidably guided in the tube 15.

The one in Pig. 5 shown, supported by the four corner posts on the cross member 12 grate 17 consists of several longitudinally arranged slats 26, which extend or shorten the furniture in the longitudinal direction

move against each other. The laths are alternately positioned at intersections by means of cross laths 18-23 24 connected to one another, or guided displaceably on this. Jenaoh-bearded longitudinal slats are at a distance from one another. To widen the grate, the longitudinal slats 26 can be pulled apart a little in the transverse direction, or after widening the frame, it won't The longitudinal slats shown are inserted to widen the grate. Me longitudinal slats of the grate 17 are with their one End alternately attached to one of two strips 25, which are arranged on the two cross members 12, glue The length of the bed is extended by adjacent longitudinal slats 26 of the grate 17 shifted against each other and the grate also extended. -

Claims (1)

S c la ut ζ a η sprue Ii e 1) Reclining furniture adjustable in size with a grate supported by four corner posts, characterized in that at least two pins (5, 6 or 7, offset from one another by 9Ο ^Θ , in pairs at the same height) are located on each of the Eek posts (1-4) 8) stand horizontally, whereby for changing the length and width of the LiegemSTaels two pegs arranged on adjacent posts are guided in one another or in longitudinal and / or cross members so that they can be moved. 2) reclining furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that several tenons (5-8) along at least two corner posts are present, and that the pins (7, 8) arranged in the upper area are in at least one vertical side wall (9, 10) of the furniture are held displaceably, and that on at least one longitudinal or cross member (11, 12) at least an upwardly projecting fastening element (13, 14) is present for this side wall. 3) reclining furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that a longitudinal or transverse beam each consists of a tube (11, 12) consists, and that the pins (5,6) of the corner posts (1-4) are inserted on both sides of the tube. 4) reclining furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that a longitudinal or cross member made of an Eohr (15) and a therein% visible guided rod (16) "and that formed as a tube pin on a post (2) and. the pin designed as a rod on an adjacent one Post (4) is attached (Pig. 4). 5)! Reclining furniture according to claim 2, characterized in that the pins (7) arranged in the upper area are releasably attached to the corner post. 6) reclining furniture according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening member is one on the longitudinal or cross member
(11,12), upwards into the side wall (9>
or in the same ropes projecting pegs (13,14). - '■ -'- äSa H. tflKCKS, 2/15/68