DE65245C - Chair with lockable space for holding items of clothing and the like - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

The invention relates to a chair that has a lockable space for receiving of cloakroom and other items under the seat and behind the backrest of the chair contains. Such chairs, which are particularly useful - in restaurants, concert venues, Can be used to advantage in theaters, etc., offer not only great convenience, that the cloakroom etc. is always at hand, but they also provide the opportunity to to put these objects under lock and key so that theft is impossible.

The attached drawing shows:

Fig. Ι the perspective view of the closed,

2 shows the chair opened to accommodate cloakroom items,

3 shows a vertical section through the closed chair;

Fig. 4 shows a rear view of the seat board with a wire hanger for holding a hat,

Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the device of the lock, through which the Backrest cover is firmly connected to the frame of the backrest;

Fig. 6 is a vertical section through the inserted castle,

7 shows the perspective view of the key.

The chair, which is not tied to a certain shape or a certain material, consists of the seat frame α and the backrest frame b, which carry the chair legs c. Under the seat frame α and behind the frame b , by attaching side walls and floors, which may be perforated to give the chair a pleasing appearance, spaces d and e are created that are connected and are used to accommodate cloakroom or other objects. In order to make these rooms accessible and at the same time conveniently lockable, the seat / chair is movably connected to the seat frame α in hinges g so that it can be opened, while the panel h of the backrest is also movable by hinges i on the seat / is attached in order to be able to expose spaces d and e by pushing back parts h and f.

The fixed connection of the cladding h, which, like the Shzf, can be made of wickerwork, openwork or full wooden panels, leather, etc., with the frame b of the backrest is made by a lock, which is conveniently a latch lock, which can be opened when the Panel h closes automatically and can be opened easily. The vent shown as an example in FIGS. 5 and 6 consists of a hook latch / set under the action of a spring k , which is rotatably attached to lugs m of the lock plate η to be screwed into the frame b and rotatable about a pin.

The beveled hook part l ^{l of} the latch passes through a cutout n ^{1 of} the plate η and engages in a recess in the backrest cladding h, which is delimited by a fitting, so that it is thereby held in a closed position. The hook trap is released by the fact that a rotatable arm ο, the

settles behind, hook part I ^l, the slope / ² of the trap is moved up. The arm ο forms part of a plate p rotatably attached to the plate η , the arm ρ ^{x of which} acts against a spring q so that the arm ο is always ^{pressed behind the hook part Z 1} and the hook latch is brought into the closed position. The rotation of the arm ο to solve the trap I is caused by a hollow key r , which fits on a spike s of the plate ρ. A nose μ entering into the incision t of the hollow key prevents the hollow key from rotating on the mandrel .9; At the same time, this nose u offers the possibility, through its different arrangement or shape, to allow the key to be changed, with which of course the keyhole of the key plate ν must correspond every time. . . . .

The hollow key is expediently designed in such a way that a lever r ¹ provided with a button adjoins the hollow part r at right angles in order to be able to release the lock by a slight rotation of this lever. The lever r ¹ can be used to attach a number, which is also provided on the key plates v, Fig. 2 and 6, of the frame b , so that one cannot be in doubt about the affiliation of a key. Incidentally, the key label ν receives the indication "occupied" on the part which is covered by the key ^{lever r 1} , so that after the key has been removed by the person who has placed his cloakroom in the chair, it is made evident to everyone else that this is the chair is occupied. To hang the overcoat ü. sw a hook vf is provided at the bottom of the upper cross section of the frame b , while the hat is conveniently placed in a wire bracket χ of the seat f . A screen or stick can be inserted into a sheet metal sleeve y which passes through the bottom of the box part b and is under the action of a spring y ¹ . ■ of a screen in the sleeve water expired y lowers the sleeve; so that the same further protrudes therefrom under the floor and indicating, that a discharge occur PUFA. The hinged wires 1, which are fastened on the one hand to the frame b and on the other hand to the seat /, prevent the latter from overturning and are also the reason for the items of clothing hanging in the box spaces de to be held together in such a way that when parts f and h are closed Trapping of the garments is not to be feared.

By means of springs (not shown) attached in a suitable manner to the frame b or the resilient device of the hinges i , the panel k can be opened automatically after the lock has been released.

Claims (2)

Patent Claims: ι. A chair set up to accommodate items of clothing and other objects, in which the box-shaped space (de) provided for this purpose under the seat and behind the backrest is made accessible by the fact that the backrest cover (h) with the seat (f) and this in turn be connected to the seat frame (a) by hinges (i and g) in such a way that the parts (h and f) can be turned back to expose the box space (de) , while the lockable connection of the part ^ ftJ to the frame (b ) the securing of this room against unauthorized opening is permitted. 2. In the chair identified under 1. a locking device, consisting of the hook latch (I) under the action of a spring, which is released by a lever (o) also set under the action of a spring, which is rotated by a hollow key (r) whose lever bar (r ¹ ) covers a corresponding designation on the key label (v) , so that the chair is marked as "occupied" after the key has been removed from the locked lock. 1 sheet of drawings.