DE29601960U1 - Shoe lace-up device - Google Patents

Description

Peter Ahlbrecht, Göttnerstr.5a, 84424 Isen; Reference number: 296 Ol 960.7

" Description"

Shoe lacing device is a device for learning how to tie shoe laces.

It is used for young children and people with learning disabilities

who should learn to tie their shoelaces.

The device can be used by children to play,

which allows the children to learn in a playful way and without pressure

Learn to tie your shoes easily.

It will be offered in educational supplies and toy stores.

The shoelace device can be used while sitting, on the floor

or chair can be used.

The user sits on the shoelace device so that

the 2 parallel bars (2) in the base console (1)

are recessed, facing the user.

Now the user has to

firmly fixed and can no longer slip.

Now the user can pull the two ends of the laces (4)

and under instruction that tying a lace

learn.

The purpose of such a device must be seen from the perspective that the coordination between the limbs, hands and feet, in small children and people with learning disabilities often does not work perfectly right away. Several experiments with small children and people with learning disabilities have shown that learning was made easier because only the hands had to be used during the exercise, which relaxed the posture.

Claims (2)

Peter Ahlbrecht, Göttnerstr.5a, 84424 Isen; File number: 296 Ol 960.7 "Protection claims" 1. Shoe lacing device , characterized in that the device is made of wood, plastic or metal and has a base console that is 400 mm long, 100 mm wide and 15 mm thick, in which 2 bars are embedded parallel at an angle of approx. 55 - 60 degrees, whereby the 130 mm long bars are embedded 10 mm into the base console. 2. Shoe lacing device according to claim 1, characterized in that in the rods with a diameter of 14 mm, 4 holes with a diameter of 3 - 3.5 mm are drilled parallel to each other at a distance of 10-15 mm, through which a shoe lace is threaded crosswise.