DE351736C

DE351736C - Collapsible bed

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Publication number: DE351736C
Application number: DE1920351736D
Authority: DE
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1919-03-21
Filing date: 1920-07-10
Publication date: 1922-04-15
Also published as: FR508547A; FR25166E

Description

DEUTSCHES REICHGERMAN EMPIRE

AUSGEGEBEN AM 15. APRIL 1922ISSUED APRIL 15, 1922

REICHSPATENTAMTREICH PATENT OFFICE

PATENTSCHRIFTPATENT LETTERING

KLASSE 34g GRUPPE 15CLASS 34g GROUP 15

Rene Bourroux in Paris.Rene Bourroux in Paris.

Zusammenschiebbares Bett.Collapsible bed.

Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 10. Juli 1920 ab.Patented in the German Empire on July 10, 1920.

Für diese Anmeldung ist gemäß dem Unionsvertrage vom 2. Juni 1911 die Priorität auf Grund der Anmeldung in Frankreich vom 21. März 1919 beansprucht.According to the Union Treaty of June 2, 1911, priority is due to this application of the application in France of March 21, 1919.

Die Erfindung betrifft ein zusammenschiebbares Bett, in dem mit Sprungfedern besetzte Querstützen durch Nürnberger Scheren verbunden sind. Das Neue besteht in der Vereinigung dieser Teile mit Nürnberger Scheren, welche die Längswände des Bettee bilden und¹ ebenfalls die Querstützen miteinander verbinden.The invention relates to a collapsible bed in which cross supports fitted with spring springs are connected by Nuremberg scissors. What is new is the combination of these parts with Nuremberg scissors, which form the longitudinal walls of the bed and ¹ also connect the cross supports with one another.

In der Zeichnung ist der Erfindttngsgegenstand dargestellt, und zwar zeigtThe subject of the invention is shown in the drawing shown, namely shows

Claims

Fig. Ι a longitudinal view, Fig. 2 a plan view and Fig. 3 a cross section of a part of the bed,
Fig. 4 is a front view and

Fig. 5 a top view of the sliding device for the scissor joints, Fig. 6 and J a detail, Fig. 8 the bed with the cupboard completely ready for use,

Fig. 9 the bed pushed together with the wardrobe ready for reception, and

Fig. Io the cabinet with the inserted Bed.

The bed has a number of cross supports a, a arranged parallel to each other in the transverse direction of the bed and connected at their ends by Nuremberg scissors b, b . The lower ends of the rods forming the Nuremberg scissors are each rotatably attached to a: pin c , which is attached to the lower; End of the relevant Ouerstütz is attached. The top ends of the bars are on; a slider e (Fig. 4) articulated; that can slide in a vertical rail / ^{: provided} on the outside of the 'side walls of the bed. The ; The ends of the Nuremberg scissors are! iri dei: same way on fittings g ^{1 of} the corner ^! Post g of the bed is hinged. ■ One of the rods between the first and second Ouerstütz is extended by an arm b ¹ , the upper end of which at one; Slider h is articulated, which can slide in a slide i arranged on the fitting g · ^1.

The cross supports α are also connected on the underside by Nuremberg scissors j, j _f , which are hinged to the cross points in pegs k of the supports α. The end rods j ¹ , j ^{1 of} the system are hinged to sliders I , which can move in slide rails m on the "end walls.

On the cross supports α spring springs 0 are attached, which together form a spring mattress. The coil springs are offset from one another in such a way that the cross supports can be pushed together completely against one another. These springs 0 are connected at the upper end by flexible metal strips η which run in the transverse direction to the bed and the ends of which are bent so that they form the frame of the bed. Longitudinal belts q , which at the same time connect the metal belts, are arranged transversely to these metal belts η.

Castors r are attached under the side supports f so that the bed can be conveniently pushed together and pulled apart.

Finally, in Figs. 6 and 7, a spring t is shown, which is attached to the slider h on the corner post. It has a hook u at its free end, which can engage in a corresponding Rastw of the slide rail * when the end of the arm in question b ^{x is} in the low position that the rail assumes when the bed is pulled out.

To collapse the bed, the hook u is lifted out of the catch and the two ends of the bed are pushed against each other until the cross supports touch. Since the collapsed bed is not long and the bed does not take up more space in height than the usual bedsteads, the whole thing can be accommodated in a closet of small dimensions. The cabinet 12 is shown in Figs. It is open on one of the long sides so that the bed can be pushed in comfortably, whereupon this long side is closed off by the foot end 13 of the bed so that nothing can be seen of the bed after folding down the flap 14 (Fig. 10).

Godfather ν τ claim:

A bed pushed together, in which cross supports fitted with spring springs are connected by Nuremberg scissors, characterized by the combination of these parts with Nuremberg scissors (b, b), which form the longitudinal walls of the bed and also connect the cross supports (a) to one another.

For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.