DE7013606U - CHILD SEAT AS AN INSERT FOR ROCKING OR Lounger. - Google Patents

Description

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DJPL-JNG. GERD BECKMANN

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Y.-0230/70 (It.)

April 13, 1970

Anmeider: J Company AR3S15A S.A-S. di P. Catelli & C, 22o? O Casna "te eon Bsrna * fca (Como) Italy

Child seat as a bin seat part

for Schaiücel— or! liegest »^ e

Child seats that lsestehen of a shell body of plastic material and are available with a metal frame IXL Yerbindimg to the seat and Xehnflächen to give a certain inclination ^, are available in numerous versions already "= ..""

known; the inclination is approximately Uor '\ zn nt a I for the first days of the child's life and is inclined further and further with the course of the months.

The perfection after the before! legendary invention ordered in a special shape of the elevations that come from the body of the shell made of plastic moteria! are formed. These elevations enable the shell to be inclined by a supporting structure of a deck chair or a rocking movement by a supporting structure of a rocking chair. Nor the \ orllegenden innovation shows the cup in pairs on their Susseren surface disposed increases, each of these elevations consists of a L-shaped profile ierten branch that advanced on the engagement side of the shell (having a Met al I stock louse a Presshöhlung "and A profiled, essentially z \ 1 inural thickening ends. These elevations arranged in pairs are suitable for receiving a metal stick that is part of a lounger or rocking chair.

According to a further feature, each profiled elevation branches off in an L-shape from a reinforcing rib _t which extends perpendicular to the symmetrical axis _T.

The idea of innovation is in the following description a preferred Ausfölirungsform with reference to the two - The drawing explained in more detail. In it shows.

Fig. I partially and limited to a symmetrical axis a child seat shell as according to the present one

Innovation, seen from that of the child's support opposite 1 laying side.

Fig. 2 shows a cross section along the line I1-1] of Fig. I.

With reference to these figures, 1 denotes the shell which has openings U and ο that lead to
Serve relief, as well as reinforcements "7 the oneself
perpendicular ΐ ku 1 'Ar extend along the symmetrical axis S.

According to the original innovation, there are 7 profiled elevations in LH shape 5 arranged in pairs along the reinforcements
provided (see Fig. 2), which elevations extend from a press cavity ¹ ^ to the nozzle and at the end an im
ve se nt I ichen cylindrical thickening 4 have. In <ier
through cie erKafintefl L-foffnigeTt ErHhuiHünCi 5 Qeisiife ^ fcen ΕτΓΓΐηετΐϊϊΐΰϊΐ ^ a metal stick can be picked up (the one not here
shown is I _x the part! a load-bearing structure of a lounger or swing is 1 s itres.

It is of ferns i clvfc 1 i that the provision of reinforcements
7 of the shell uplifting Siche Rigid he \ * il e iivt I is particularly nßtz3: henorgerufenen result of the Ungen by Presshöhl Q VersclvwSchung.

Claims (1)

Bedawnvi. **; * * ^: ,, ^: ** »* * ϊ ϊ ί ν Protection claims before 1, bowl made of plastic material feet "characterized by this. Incb / let sic elevations arranged in pairs from its outer surface (5 '^ d' ^e J ^c from an L-fi« rjnig pi * ofi I icrtcn and on the intjr if feet ite the shell ra-with a metal stick 5 ¹ JS a press!; ^ I ung ι -J) junction exists wnd biit a profile icrten Sm substantial ζ, ν 1 indrjschcri compression {4) ends. Shell according to the protection claim 1. thereby gekennrelehnet _# each Pear ptx) fi 1 ated elevations in L-shape branched out from a reinforcing rib (7), which is perpendicular -ttr symmetrical axis of the shell.