DE7222217U - Suitcase that can be transformed into a lounger - Google Patents

Description

3 r -λ υ η e 4ooo Düsseldorf, June 7th, 1972

Schwerinstrasse 24

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Title:

Suitcase that can be transformed into a lounger.

Field of use :

The invention relates to a combination of ZAveier everyday objects, united to a commodity, consisting of Kof: "erfunlction" and reclining function.

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The purpose of the suitcase, which can be transformed into a lounger, is to be used fully functional as a suitcase as well as a lounger to be able to become. =

The suitcase can be used as a means of transporting clothing for travel and sports, and when empty can be put into a Lounger transformed to / ground.

This invention is an improvement in consumer demand for iron and leisure activities in terms of comfort.

State of the art:

It is known that suitcases and loungers are on the market of all kinds are offered as separate commodities. Furthermore, there are extensive detailed solutions of the most varied Lanyards, hinges, materials, etc. in use.

The spatial union of the suitcase and the lounger to a utility object results in a relief for handling and transport, which is not the case with separate objects.

Task :

The invention is based on the object by which Functional union of the suitcase and the lounger to achieve a comfortable and optimal use.

Solution:

This invention solves the problem of suitcase and couch each fully functional in a commodity to unite.

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Further elaboration

of the invention: see drawings nos. 1, 2 and 3

1- Tiiit.z.hnricfsit aJp Kofier

1.1 Kjffer main part (see drawing Fig.l) usable for the transport of suits, clothes, lingerie, sports equipment, etc.

1.2 Case lid parts (see drawing, Fig. 2) can be used for other v / ash, shoes, utensils, etc.

1.3 Fold-out cofier lid parts (see drawing Fig.3) for simultaneous use as support legs for the couch can be used depending on your choice through in compartments subdivided installation kits (cavity design) in the form of compartments z.3. for shirts, toiletries, Ties, writing implements, etc.

2. Can be used as a couch

2.1 The main part of the case (see drawing Fig. 1) contains a Loose, internal, airtight and washable putter that can be operated with the help of a foot or hand-operated Bellows via a valve installed in the lining to an air cushion protruding over the edge of the case is inflated.

An overarching of the air cushion is prevented by that for the attachment of the too Transporting garments arranged flat belts at certain intervals over the inflated Suitcase chucks are clamped.

Alternatively, to prevent the above arching, spacer straps can be installed between the inner bottom of the case and suitcase chucks are tightened.

2.2 Case lid parts (see drawing, Fig. 2) are in the When unfolded, they are handled as described in section 2.1 and serve as a head or foot section.

In the event that an excess length of the license is required an extrafuse part (see drawing 3, Fig.4) consisting of a flat lid profile, which is also hooked into the case lid part has an inflatable lining. This cover profile is either removable or, if necessary, can be used as an inner cover can be used for a case lid part in the closed state.

2.3 Fold-out case lid parts (see drawing, Fig.3) are used as support legs for the bed.

The one in the middle of the main part of the case (see drawing No. 3) between the folded support legs serves as a transverse bracing Traverse and is used for the statics of the case.

Comment on 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and 2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3:

Standard built-in parts and materials are used for this system, e.g. aluminum, Fiberglass, plastic, pressboard, hinges, etc.

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Claims (6)

Lutz Braune 4ooo DüsseldorfT 8/8/1972 Schwerinstrasse 24 J Claims for protection for utility models Marked: "Suitcase convertible into a couch" File number: G 72 222 17.4 1. In a couch convertible suitcase, characterized in that zv / egg case lid parts (drawing 1,2 and Figure 2) with the help of the case cover parts (drawings 1, 2 and 3, Figure 1) and the aforementioned parts of the case lid attached hinges (drawing 3, figure 7) can be opened so that the aforementioned parts of the case lid (Drawing 1 and 3, Figure 2) form the head and pus part in the lying position. 2. Suitcase that can be transformed into a couch, according to claim 1, characterized in that two case cover parts (drawing 1, 2 and 3, Figure 3) with the help of am Case main part (drawing 1, 2 and 3, figure 1) and hinges attached to the aforementioned case lid parts (Drawing 3, Figure 8) can be opened so that the Case lid parts identified (drawing 1 and 3 Figure 3) serve as support legs for the lying position when lying down. 3. Suitcase that can be transformed into a lounger, according to claim 1, characterized in that the main part of the suitcase (Drawing 1, 2 and 3, Figure 1) is designed as a statically loadable hard material shell for a couch. 4. In a couch convertible suitcase, according to claim 1, characterized in that sr; two trunk cover parts (Drawing 1, 2 and 3, Figure 2), which serve as head and pus parts, as statically loadable for a couch Hard material shells are formed. 5. Suitcase convertible into a lounger, according to claim 1, characterized in that zv / egg T.offerdeckeiteile (Drawing 1,? And Fig. 3,? 3), which are used as reclining legs serve as for a lie. ^ e static belr-sfonre Hard material shells are formed. 6. Case that can be converted into a bed, n-rch: \ ncpn; ch 1, thereby / reken-i :: eichnet, on it in the lower part of the case (drawing 1 and 3, figure 1) a lone en ^ elc -th, airtight fabric utter ζυτη ΛυΓbinnen.-in ^ eorar ^ t int, then with its RMn ^ ern nn the Y / änricn of the aforementioned case main part (drawing 3 Abbül (\ - rr5) airtight at _f °: es chi ο s π e η ν / i - ^ d. 722271719 / 0.7 ?. Suitcase which can be changed into a bed, according to claim 1, characterized in that a loosely inserted, airtight fabric lining for inflation is arranged in two suitcase lid parts (drawing 1 and 3, figure 2),
which is connected airtight with its edges to the walls of the aforementioned case lid parts (drawing 3, figure 9). Düsseldorf, August 8th, 1972