DE390560C - Child carrier and deck chair - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a child carrier chair With an inclined adjustable footrest, which can also be placed in a chair or deck chair as desired can be converted. What is new is that the chair legs, which cross in pairs and are hinged at the bottom of the long sides of the seat, are at their free ends are connected to one another by rods designed as rotatable mounting brackets and when ίο Use as a carrying chair after loosening the The intersection points at the bottom of the seat lie flat. Another feature of the invention is in that the in a known way under the Seat retractable footrest, pulled out when in use, with its front edge up rests freely on the floor.

Compared to the common sports car for children, the present carrying and Deck chair has the advantage that it can be folded to a very small extent and therefore on stairs, trams and trains can be carried comfortably.

In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is explained using an exemplary embodiment, namely shows him

Fig. Ι as a chair in side view,

Fig. 2 in front view, partly in section, and

Fig. 3 in plan while him
Fig. 4 shows in the diagram as a deck chair.

Under the seat α of the actual chair

is a second support surface b for the legs

of the child arranged to be extendable. The side strips of the frame α are U-shaped for this purpose, and in 'their grooves' engage lateral rollers c of the support surface b ore. After pulling out the surface b folds down diagonally and, since the deck chair is only low, lies with the front edge on the floor without! special holding devices are required. The seat α is also provided with a backrest d that can be adjusted in various * inclined positions. The same is done by the laterally hinged backrests e, which engage in pockets f of the frame a and are secured against unintentional pulling out by a resilient pin g. A lockable footrest h is also provided at the front of the support surface b.

The chair legs i, which cross in pairs, are hinged to the bottom of the long sides of the seat ^{and 1} , after loosening the crossing points k, can be placed smoothly below the seat frame α for the purpose of carrying the child's chair, as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 2. The free ends of the chair legs are connected by rotatable support brackets / rods m , so that the chair hangs from them when it is carried and the load is always evenly distributed over both carriers. As a result, the center of gravity is so low that the chair cannot tilt when it is carried.

When used as a deck chair, as shown in Fig. 4, the support surface 6 is supported in an inclined position on the floor, so that the child can be comfortably positioned will.

Claims (2)

Patent Claims: ι. Kindertrag- and "-liegestuhl with obliquely adjustable foot rest, characterized in that the pairwise intersecting and! Below sedten (α) articulated chair legs (i, i) at their free ends by a rotatable support bracket (/) formed rods at the SitzlängSr ( m) are connected to each other and when used as a carrying chair after loosening the crossover points (k, k) at the bottom of the seat. 2. Children's chair according to claim i, characterized in that the in a known manner under the seat (a) retractable footrest (&), pulled out during use, rests freely with its front edge on the floor. ao Fig.i Fig. 2. Fig. 3. -Q- ■ U- -ö- -υ -Q- Fig. 4.