DE29513977U1 - Hairdressing furniture - Google Patents

Description

Hairdressing furniture

The invention relates to a hairdressing furniture with a hairdressing chair, to which a service furniture is assigned, which has a washbasin, a dressing table or similar shelf and/or a dressing mirror.
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In hairdressing salons, the customer regularly sits on a styling chair, which is usually arranged in front of a styling mirror that serves as a service unit. This styling mirror allows the customer to follow the styling process and, if necessary, to influence it. When washing or drying hair, however, it is often necessary for the customer to sit in front of a sink or a hairdryer, which are arranged elsewhere.

So that the customer can be moved to such a workstation without having to get up from the styling chair, the styling chair is often fitted with castors that make it easier to move the chair. In many cases, for example, the temporarily required washbasin is located behind the styling chair, also so that the customer is not prevented from seeing the styling mirror. Such a castor, behind the styling chair

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However, a sink placed there is in the way if it is not needed for washing hair at the moment. The usual hairdressing furniture can therefore significantly hinder the workflow during hair cutting and styling.
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The task is therefore to create a hairdressing furniture of the type mentioned above that promotes an unhindered workflow when cutting and styling hair.

The solution to this problem according to the invention in the case of the hairdressing furniture of the type mentioned at the outset consists in particular in that the hairdressing chair and the service furniture form a jointly movable furniture unit.

The styling chair can therefore be moved together with the customer sitting on it if a new styling process requires a change of location. Since the styling chair and the service furniture form a movable furniture unit together and since the service furniture is also moved with the styling chair, customers can continue to follow the styling process in the styling mirror or use the shelf, for example, without this service furniture getting in the way of other customers being styled.

5 The furniture unit of the hairdressing furniture according to the invention can thus be moved into at least two positions, to which different hairdressing processes are assigned.

A particularly simple and advantageous embodiment according to the invention provides that the hairdressing chair and the service furniture are connected to one another via a common base plate to form a unit and that the base plate can be moved, rotated or similarly relocated on the floor.

In order to be able to arrange the service furniture in the preferred wall area, and to still be able to move the customer in the styling chair for a new styling procedure, it is expedient if the approximately vertical axis of rotation of the base plate, which can be rotated on the floor, is preferably arranged centrally in the area of the service furniture.

In order to increase the stability of the hairdressing furniture according to the invention and to promote unhindered work flow, it is expedient if the axis of rotation of the base plate is anchored in the floor and if the base plate is fixed to the axis of rotation

&psgr; preferably has wheels, rollers or floor glides.

The high functionality of the hairdressing furniture according to the invention is further enhanced if the hairdressing chair is height-adjustable and preferably has an electric height adjustment. If the height of the hairdressing chair is electrically adjustable, it is advantageous to supply the electrical devices and work equipment required in the area of the hairdressing furniture with power via a common power cable leading to the hairdressing furniture.

^ A further development according to the invention of its own worthy of protection provides that the service furniture has a dressing mirror designed as a spy mirror and that a projector, a screen or similar image carrier is arranged behind the spy mirror. Such a spy mirror, which can only be seen through from one side, allows one to see oneself reflected in the mirror surface 0 on the visible side or to view the image projected onto the mirror by means of a projector or a television, with the projector, the screen or similar image carrier being arranged on the side of the dressing mirror facing away from the visible side. Since the dressing chair and the service furniture form a common 5 movable furniture unit and since the dressing chair

For example, if the styling mirror is also moved, it is possible for the customer to continue to see the image projected onto the mirror by means of a television even if the customer sitting on the styling chair has to be moved or turned to another workstation for a subsequent styling procedure.

Further features of the invention emerge from the following description of an embodiment according to the invention in conjunction with the claims and the drawing. The individual features can be used individually or in combination in an embodiment.

W shape according to the invention.

The single figure shows a hairdressing furniture 1 that has a hairdressing chair 2. The hairdressing chair 2 is assigned a service furniture 3 that has a hairdressing mirror 5 on a roughly semicircular support element 4 and a dressing table 6 underneath as a shelf. As is clear from the single figure, the hairdressing chair 2 and the service furniture 3 form a common, movable furniture unit 1. The hairdressing chair 2 and the service furniture 3 are connected to one another via a common base plate 7 to form a furniture unit 1, with the base plate 7 being spoon-shaped. ^ The support element 4 is attached to the roughly circular section of the spoon-shaped base plate 7, while the one-legged hairdressing chair 2 is held on the elongated and roughly handle-shaped section of this base plate 7.

In order to change the working position of the hairdressing furniture 1, the 0 base plate 7 is arranged so that it can rotate on the floor. In order to increase the stability of the hairdressing furniture 1, the approximately vertical axis of rotation of the base plate 7, which can rotate on the floor, is arranged centrally in the area of the service furniture 3, with rollers or floor gliders being provided underneath the base plate, at least in the area of the handle-shaped 5 part. The

Base plate 7 and with it the hairdressing cabinet 1 can thus be rotated about the central axis of rotation of the operating cabinet 3.

The furniture unit formed by the hairdressing furniture 1 can thus be rotated in at least two positions, with different hairdressing processes preferably being assigned to these rotation positions. The hairdressing furniture 1 can therefore be easily moved into a rotation position for a subsequent hairdressing process in which the hairdressing furniture 1 no longer hinders the workflow for other customers. It is also possible to assign stationary hairdressing devices to a rotation position of the hairdressing furniture 1, which are preferably only required in this rotation position.

In order to be able to adapt the styling chair 2 to the different body sizes of the customers, the height of the styling chair 2 is adjustable on the base plate 7. This height adjustment can be carried out mechanically, hydraulically or in another way, for example, but an electric height adjustment is preferred.

0 It is advantageous if the electrical devices arranged in the area of the hairdressing furniture 1 are assigned a common power cable leading to the hairdressing furniture 1.

™ In Figure 1 it is indicated that the service furniture 3 has a 5 dressing mirror 5 designed as a spy mirror and that behind this spy mirror 5 a screen 8 or similar image carrier is arranged at the customer's eye level. The dressing mirror 5 designed as a spy mirror thus allows the customer to follow the styling process in the dressing mirror 5 0 or alternatively to view the image projected from the screen or similar image carrier 8 onto the dressing mirror. The dressing furniture 1 thus represents an elegant and aesthetically pleasing furniture unit which, due to its mobility, promotes an unhindered workflow during the styling 5. / Claims

Claims (6)

6 Claims 1. Hairdressing furniture (1) with a hairdressing chair (2) to which a service furniture (3) is assigned, which has a washbasin, a dressing table (6) or similar shelf and/or a dressing mirror (5), characterized in that the hairdressing chair and the service furniture (3) form a jointly movable furniture unit (1). 2. Hairdressing furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the hairdressing chair (2) and the service furniture (3) are connected by a P common base plate (7) are connected to one another to form a unit and that the base plate (7) can be moved, rotated or similarly relocated on the floor . 3. Hairdressing furniture according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the approximately vertical axis of rotation of the base plate (7) which can be rotated on the floor is preferably arranged centrally in the region of the operating furniture (3). 4. Hairdressing furniture according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the axis of rotation of the base plate (7) in ™ is anchored to the floor and that the base plate (7) preferably has wheels, rollers or floor gliders at its end region facing away from the axis of rotation. 5. Hairdressing furniture according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the hairdressing chair (2) is height-adjustable 0 and preferably has an electric height adjustment. 6. Hairdressing furniture according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the service furniture (3) has a hairdressing mirror (5) designed as a 5 spy mirror and that a projector, a screen {8) or similar image carrier is arranged behind the spy mirror. Patent Attorney