DE6902658U - CHILDREN'S PLAY FURNITURE - Google Patents

Description

Palentanwälte

Dr.-Ing. by Kreisler Dr.-Ing. Schönwald

Dr.-lng.Th.Meyer Dr.Fues Dipl.-Chem.Alck von Kreisler

Dipl.-Chem. Carola Keller Dr.-Ing. Klöpsch

Cologne, Deichmannhaus

23rd January 1969 Kl / En

Company Rudolph Koepp & Co ₀ . Chemische Fabrik AG .. Oestrich (Rheingau ') ■

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It is known. _Children's upholstered furniture, the manufacture as a toy suitable Video- of compact, soft foam, Sun Β "small chairs, benches or seats are ζ, made in animal form of soft polyurethane foam. by either cutting out from a block of foam or egg ',,' ner foam board or stick together from individual sections ο

A disadvantage in the production of such poister seats is. that in the process all of the incursions are created that are difficult for other purposes can be used, and which are profitable affect manufacturing.

The invention now relates to children's upholstered furniture are cut out of a foam block so that no non-usable cutting waste arises ^ but that all parts are suitable as toys or upholstered furniture or can be combined with it,

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Another feature of the innovation is that the seating and play items obtained in this way are put together in this way can that they form the foam block again, from * which they were made and which in turn as

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Seat can be used. So the children's upholstery • with and the game items are packed together after use to form a single block that contains only one A fraction of the space is taken up by the upholstered seat and objects each would claim for himself ^

It is advantageous «to combine the cut parts of two blocks. In this way one obtains a larger number of possibilities for nuclear integration.

It is advisable to provide the individual parts with a coating made of textiles, plastic or other materials, for example material customary for such purposes may exist.

Some possible applications are shown in Figures 1 to 9:

• Fig. 1 shows the by sections in parts I-II and III disassembled foam block.

Part 1 can be used as a table, crawl tunnel or bed-like couch,

Part II can be used as a table or stool «

• Parts II and III can, for example, be combined to form a bench or can also be used as a painting table-

Fig. 2 shows an armchair from Part I., the rear wall and side walls forms, and serving as the seat part 1ΙΓ.

■ Fig, 3 and 4 show the armchair of Figc 2 in combination with part III, which is used as a stool support for the Eeine or table die.nan

Fig. 5; 6-7, -8 and 9 show combinations of parts made from two foam blocks. _w .

Claims (5)

b · I · I · I Il protection answer 1) Kinc.erspieliTiöbel; like armchairs. Stool., Eänke .. Lounger units .. Tables and other objects suitable for playing made of v; oak foam - characterized in that cut them from a single block of foam with no waste and can be joined together again to form this. / ~> 2) children's play furniture according to claim I ₃ marked net that you can use the items individually as an object of the game use. can o 3) children's play furniture according to claim I _3, characterized in that the cut from the foam block '., Individual parts to .Spielaggregaten put together. 4) children's play furniture according to claim I _3, characterized in that individual parts of two or more foam blocks are put together to form play units- 5) children's play furniture according to claims 1 to h ₃ thereby ν indicates ·> that the individual parts are covered with a coating provides.