DE441C - Parachute and fly net for beds and strollers - Google Patents

Description

1877.

BOIVIN in PARIS. Parachute and fly net for beds and strollers.

Patented in the German Empire on July 19, 1877.

To ensure complete, absolute safety for the cradles, beds and carriages of the children to give, the inventor suggests, as soon as the child is in it, with one to provide arcuate network, which follows exactly to the container, and but if you want to take the child out, you can easily fold up and both in the up than when the cradle, bed or carriage is turned down, it serves as an ornament.

The net of the parachute can be held as a fly net and then protects it Child from insects and dust at the same time.

Fig. Ι and 2 represent a cradle in side and end views.

Figures 3 and 4 illustrate different arrangements of the parachute; Figures 5 and 7 show a parachute with a fly net for cradles and a fly net for outdoor use Field; 6 shows an adult bed provided with a fly net and FIG. 8 shows a stroller with a parachute.

The cradle, Figs. 1 and 2 and its suspension there is nothing special about it, it can be according to any system, from the simplest to be constructed to the richest.

The parachute has a hoop b at its base, which follows the shape of the upper edge of the cradle α as closely as possible, and is connected to the head and foot end by straps or screws with the latter and in its center two semicircular sheet metal plates / carries which are riveted or screwed to the hoop α and which serve as support points for the hoops b cd and e. The number of tires is variable; the drawing shows six of them, two. The same ee are provided with locks gg in the middle (the locks can be staples, sash locks or any other type of lock), four of them, dd, cc are symmetrical in pairs and form intermediate arches.

Each of these hoops or sheets moves in two pins, which are located in the plates / each hoop or arch has its own two special pivot points.

The knocking down of the tires or arches takes place for half of them to the right, half of them to the left, as the arrows indicate, and each of the tires lies on top of the previous one, b on «, c on b, d on c, and e on d. The upright hoops as well as the hoop α are made of iron wire, which is covered with leather or some other material, in which lacing holes are made, which are used to produce the protective netting.

The whole middle piece around the plates / is covered with a piece of leather or other fabric to protect the child's fingers when the tires are turned up or down will.

For the same purpose, the pivot pins <5 VV ¹ are hidden by small rosettes in colored fabrics or other ornaments.

The parachute formed in this way now consists of two transparent caps, 'which one can turn up or down in an instant and which one to cradle for all, like the same can be new or used, or made of iron or wood, adapt. These caps would no longer be symmetrical if the plates / were not in the center line the cradle, but would have moved more towards the head or foot end.

Fig. 3 shows a cradle with a parachute, the arches or tires of which move around different pivot points, which can be arbitrarily distributed between the two ends, be it directly on the edge tire α of the cradle, or on a specially added tire so that the tires one side towards the head end, which can be knocked down on the other side towards the foot end of the cradle. The tires ee are provided with fasteners and, like the others previously mentioned, covered with leather, in which there are lacing holes to attach the network.

Fig. 4 shows a cradle with a parachute, with six tires of which two are symmetrical and which rotate in pegs at the head and foot of the cradle so that the two caps can be knocked down to the sides of the cradle. In this case, the solid ring α serves to complete the network; however, as before, a frost could also be added for this purpose. The parachute for strollers could be arranged as shown in FIG. 8.

Claims (2)

You knock it back, where space is left for the folded umbrella, and after it has opened it is attached to the front of the car. A net closes the openings in the side walls at the foot of the wagon; α is the washer for securing the pivot pins; b c d e are the tires. In order to protect the children from falling objects or other accidents, as well as from insects and drafts, the parachute of the cradle or wagon is covered with a narrower or wider net, which, as can be seen from FIG. 5, has 3 or 4 tires m is held, which consist of iron wire and are rotatable about a common pin. The fly-net which covers the parachute may be a cap, isolated from the latter, made of one piece, and stretched over metal hoops or ribs, which either have a common pivot about a single central axis, or are movable about various special pivots . Fig. 6 shows a bed provided with a mosquito net in the end view, which consists of two strips α α located on either side, which are attached to the bed posts ρ p, and of tires in which, like the ribs a 'around an axis going through the middle of the bed rotates in such a way that the mosquito net can be folded up completely on the side rails α and is not a hindrance when getting in and out. Finally, Fig. 7 shows a field flying network which is just as suitable for private use in the open air as it is for use by the troops in the field. The tires aa 'find their hold on a plate f, which is used as a foot for the construction, and sets, which are attached to these tires α and a1, close the openings between the net and the ground and help to make it a safe and easily transportable umbrella do. If one uses waterproof material instead of the fly net, one obtains a flying tent of great simplicity. Pateντ claims: 1. Attaching a parachute or fly net to cradles, beds and strollers, to protect the children from accidents, falling objects, drafts and insects, in the manner described above. 2. The modification of the parachute or fly net to be the same as a fly net set up for adult use, as shown in Figures 5, 6 and 7 and as described above. Finally the inventor reserves the right to change the shapes, the material and the dimensions to modify the individual components of these parachutes and fly nets to suit the taste to match and in accordance with the style of the cradles, beds, carts, and hammocks for which they are to be used bring to. For this purpose i sheet of drawings.