DE399843C - The cot consists of two halves and can be converted into a child's chair with a table by folding the two parts - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED
ON JULY 31, 1924

REICH'S PATENT OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

CLASS 34 h GROUP

(G 58406 X \ ₃₄ h)

Arthur Genz in Beigard a. Persante.

Children's bed, consisting of two halves, which can be converted into a children's chair with a table by folding down the two parts.

Patented in the German Empire from February 1923.

Devices have already become known that make it possible to convert a cot into a high chair with a table. However, the design of these facilities means that, in practical terms, a completely satisfactory result is not achieved by the transformations. An advance in this area is achieved by the present invention. The novelty is that between its main part and the head wall of the divided bed base has a gap for the insertion of the rear feet that slide in when the bed is folded down to form a chair and a jointly divided foot half, of which the middle part of the chair front wall and the foot part when folded up the table top

biHet as well as an erectable one on the main part Support for a folding seat that can be placed against the head wall when not in use articulated armrests. In the drawing is the subject matter of the invention illustrated in one embodiment, namely:

Fig. Ι the diagrammatic view of the bed, Fig. 2 the top view of the same, ίο Fig. 3 the front view of the chair without the table and seat set,

Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the chair with table,

Fig. 5 shows the vertical cross-section along the line AB in Fig. 4.

The bed frame provided with feet 11 ' consists, as usual, of the head wall α and the foot wall /;, of which the latter is arranged to be foldable in its upper part b' , as well as the side walls cd and c 'd' and the floor, which are subdivided in a known manner e. The latter comprises two halves, of which that of the head part c is stationary and leaves a column f between itself and the head wall α , while the other half is formed from two parts e ' and c " , which are connected both to one another and to the fixed bottom half e are connected by joints g and g ' . The face of the foot part e " is bevelled laterally and has eyelets Ii ti.

The releasable attachment of the vertically divided in the middle and n below by dare right joints interconnected side walls cd and takes place c 'd' above in üblieber manner by hook £, each sitting at a cut from the solid BrettShen k k ', which at vertical joints ν can pivot inwards on the walls cc '. In the same way, a rectangular board / is cut out in the bottom e , which on the one hand is hinged to the bottom and on the other hand is provided with a hook in .

Near the head wall α , in lateral recesses η of the walls cc ', the foldable seat o, to which the armrests p />' are hinged on both sides, the eyelets qq ' and q " required for anchoring on their free front edges, and below the carrying eyelet r. In the idle state the parts are ο ρ ρ folded up 'and abut animal bulkhead α to be in the firmly held by the hook s. the seat is ο For use folded down by 90 ⁰ and by the upright boards / of soil e r supported by hooking the hook into the eyelet the conversion of the bed in the chair is done as follows:. after releasing the hook ii divided bed frame about its lower joints 11 downwards 'is' tilted i8o °, so that the side walls of CD and CD 'vertically above one another are provided, wherein the · feet t' f, the foot wall by the cross-column f of the head α wall occur. Then provides to the Stützbrettchen I upright, tilts the seat 0 in the balance rights and hooks the Hook into the eyelet r to secure the seat. The two side parts / '/ »' are pivoted into the upright position around their joints. In the same way, the two side boards k Ic 'are pivoted inwards. Now, the bottom portion e is 'round its hinges # folded and 90 ⁰ up the bottom end e "tipped another 90 ⁰ so that it comes to lie horizontally as a table top and his Ösenpaar Ii ti just above the one qq" ρ the arm rests' ρ is established. The inwardly pivoted boards kk ' rest in this way in the bevels of the bottom part e' mentioned at the beginning, and their hooks i secure the position of the table top e " by engaging in the eyelets /; q" and ti q.

The conversion of the chair back into a bed proceeds in the opposite way to that described. Conventional runners can be releasably connected to the feet tf in order to make a cradle out of the bed in a known manner.

Claims (2)

Patent to SP Rüche: r. Children's bed, consisting of two halves and convertible into a children's chair with a table by folding down the two parts, characterized in that between its main part (Y) and the head wall (α) the subdivided bed base has a gap for inserting which becomes one when the bed is folded down Chair inserting rear feet (f 'f) and an articulated divided foot half (c' e ") . When folded up, the middle part (<? ') Forms the front wall of the chair and the foot part (e") forms the tabletop, as well as the main part ( e ) carries an erectable support (I in) for a folding seat (0) with laterally hinged armrests (ρ ρ ') that can be placed against the head wall (a) when not in use. 2. Child's bed according to claim 1, characterized in that for the purpose of anchoring the table and the seat at the upper corners of the inner edges of the front sides walls (cc ') boards (k k') cut out, provided with hooks (i) and inward are pivotally attached. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.