DE202014009453U1 - Chair as a stand-up aid with tiltable seat shell by pushing down the armrests - Google Patents

Abstract

Chair, which supports with a combination of movable armrest bracket and tiltable seat shell when getting up, characterized in that the seat pan (7) by pressing down the armrests (6) and tilting the armrest bracket (5) tilts into a slightly forward inclined Aufstehposition (see 02) and when leaving the sitting position by the rotary joint (3) slowly and gently down to the contact point of the rear cross member lower frame (4) back to the starting position (see 01).

Description

Stand-up aids in the furniture sector (chair, armchair) have in the usual design, electrically assisted elements such as actuators, gas cylinders, springs or other lifting devices. These are controlled by remote control by the user or another person (carer, family member) and support the user of the furniture without effort and proper movement when leaving the sitting position.

In order to maintain the mobility for older people and persons with limited mobility when getting up and sitting down, mainly known products such as stand-up chairs, self-sufficient stand-up aids for chairs, or the like are used. However, the motivation of people to be able to do these everyday movements independently for as long as possible, completely ignored. In order to prevent the limitation of movement and also the fall profile, support is needed that works without electronic drives or the like, but is aesthetically pleasing and not stigmatizing.

The solution to this problem is solved in the below-mentioned protection claim listed product and its special features.

The invention relates to a chair consisting of a base ( 1 ), Armrests ( 6 ), which have an armrest bar ( 5 ) are connected to each other and by means of a rotary joint ( 3 ), which subframe ( 1 ) and armrests ( 5 ), the seat pan ( 7 ) via a pivot point of the front cross member of the subframe ( 2 ) by pushing down the armrests ( 6 ) and thus tilting the armrest bracket ( 5 ) tilts into a slightly forwardly inclined standing position.

With the invention it is achieved that only the onset of one's own body weight on the armrests, combined with the natural rising movement, is sufficient to give the first upstroke to itself.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

undercarriage

2

Front cross strut underframe

3

swivel

4

Rear cross strut underframe

5

Ironing armrests

6

armrests

7

seat

Claims (7)

Chair assisting with a combination of a movable armrest bar and a tiltable seat shell when standing up, characterized in that the seat pan ( 7 ) by pushing down the armrests ( 6 ) and tilt the armrest bracket ( 5 ) tilts into a slightly forwardly inclined standing position (see 02 ) and when leaving the sitting position by the rotary joint ( 3 ) slowly and gently to the point of support of the rear cross-member underframe ( 4 ) returns to its original position (see 01 ). Chair according to claim 1, characterized in that the armrests ( 6 ) via an armrest bar ( 5 ) are firmly connected. Chair according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the Armlehenbügel ( 5 ) with the chair base ( 1 ) via a rotary joint ( 3 ) is connected in a movable axis. Chair according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the movable, removable seat shell ( 7 ) its rotation and attachment point on the front cross member of the undercarriage ( 2 ) and on the armrest bar ( 5 ) rests. Chair according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the swivel joint ( 3 ) has an attachment point. Chair according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear transverse strut of the underframe ( 4 ) Support point of the armrest bracket ( 5 ). Chair according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the Verbindng of armrest bracket ( 5 ) and subframe ( 1 ) is a detachable connection.

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