DE7605784U1 - HAIRDRESSING CHAIR - Google Patents

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Dipl.-Ing. Manfred Bonsmann * "d-4050 Mönchengladbach ι

Patent attorney Beethovenstrasse 15

¹ Sf (0 21 61) 1 2114

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My reference: MB / hb 75 182

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Margret Hermanns née Baumanns
4050 Mönchengladbach 2, Gotzweg 15

Barber chair

The invention relates to a barber chair.

When serving customers in the hairdressing salon, they take a seat on a hairdressing chair, and it then follows the care of the hair or the beard. Cut hair falls to the ground. Even with smooth floors felt this to be bothersome, so that it is necessary to often sweep this hair away. Particularly uncomfortable however, if the cut hair falls down on a floor covering with carpets or carpets, since it is not easily possible to brush hair off such a floor covering. on the other hand Successive use of a vacuum cleaner at short intervals has a disruptive effect.

Post check Cologne 1771 23-506 (bank code 370 100 50) - Bank: Stadtsparkasse Mönchengladbach 132 985 (bank code 310 500 00)

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In order to remedy this disadvantage, the object of the invention is to provide a barber chair or barber chair to create, when using it, avoid falling of cut hair on the floor will.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that J

flaps on the back of the chair and the side walls of the chair §

are arranged, the pivotable on their underside on |

The chair is articulated and can be locked in an inclined position, |

and below the chair seat a catchment area for the |

slide down on the tilted flap

Tending hair or the like. Are provided. j

The measure provided according to the invention ensures that the flaps act as collecting slides for the sliding down Hair can work, with the hair in a catchment area below the chair seat be directed. It is therefore avoided that the hair is lying around loosely on the floor and thus as much as possible Achieved cleanliness while serving the customer.

In order to enable the hair falling down to the front to be caught, a further feature of the invention provides that the foot area of a person sitting on the chair has boundaries to the side and to the front. The hair falling forward falls specifically into the foot area and not into the \

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Adjacent floor areas on both sides.

The foot area of a person sitting on the chair can according to a further feature of the invention have a removable footrest. There is the possibility of to train this footrest as a grate, so that the falling hair in the front area through the grate fall down, if necessary in a receptacle. But there is also the option of using the removable footrest as a Form plate. If there is hair on this plate, it can be removed by briefly lifting and tilting the Achieve plate that the hair slide into the area or receptacle below.

In a further embodiment of the invention it can be provided that one of the removable footrest corresponding Cover extends around the barber chair. This ensures that over the ones provided on the chair Fold falling hair onto this cover and thus prevent it from falling onto the floor.

According to a further feature ier invention it is provided that the side flaps and that located on the rear Flap are connected to one another via connecting elements made of flexible material.

Finally, it can be provided according to the invention that in the back wall of the chair above the flap provided there

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a cabinet-like space for holding tools, arrangement a socket or the like. Is provided. The closet-like space is expediently through a Swivel flap designed to be lockable. When the hinged flap is hinged on its underside, and a device is provided for locking the pivoting flap in a horizontal position, so the pivoting flap at the same time serve as a storage table for devices while serving the customer.

The hair falling into the catchment area below the chair can be placed in a specially provided and removable one Drip tray.

Another embodiment of a barber chair according to the invention is characterized in that the back of the hairdressing chair has a flap on its upper end face, which in a transverse to the leaning surface the backrest lying level can be determined. This flap is used to hold combs, scissors, knives and brush or the like .. The backrest itself is designed as a tub-like hollow body. The place under the The flap is used to accommodate additional tools such as a hair dryer, Hair clipper or the like ..

In a further embodiment of the invention, provision can be made that the trough-shaped hollow body over a shaft-shaped Slide »it is connected to the catchment area. In this way, the loss that arises when serving the customer

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fall over the shaft-shaped chute like a garbage chute be carried away.

In a further embodiment of the invention it can be provided that above the outer boundary wall of the trough-shaped Hollow body a flap is pivotably arranged, which between a vertical position T.ad a horizontal position, in which a flap area essentially covers the upper opening of the tub-shaped hollow body and the other flap area protrudes like a table over the outer edge of the receptacle, is pivotable *

According to a further feature of the invention it can be provided that laterally adjoining the side rests Collection facilities are provided. With this measure, the redesign of the existing one becomes "simple" Barber chairs according to the invention made possible by appropriate collecting devices on the side of the side rests be attached. Such collecting devices can also, for example, be pulled out of the side flaps Extension ^ facilities be formed. The collecting devices can expediently with themselves be provided with trough-like collecting containers adjoining their lower ends.

There is also the possibility of the mentioned reception facilities to be designed as a flap that can be swiveled above the outer boundary wall of the collecting container * This flap can then be pivoted,

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container essentially covered and the other flap area like a table over the outer edge of the receptacle protrudes.

According to a further feature of the invention it can be provided that below the seat surface in the manner of a Vacuum cleaner trained suction system is provided, and a suction hose connected to the suction system up to upper end of the backrest is threaded and a suction the hair od. The like. From the head and neck area enabling free length.

Furthermore, it can be provided according to the invention that «under = half of the seat a cable reel device for supply cables of electrical devices, such as hair clippers, Hair dryer or the like. Is provided.

Finally, it can be provided according to the invention that in In the upper area of the backrest a roll-up device is provided for a cape.

In the drawing is an embodiment of the invention Barber chair shown schematically. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a side view of a hairdressing chair according to the invention;

between a vertical position and a horizontal \

zontal position in which a flap area holds the I

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2 shows a view of the hairdressing chair according to the invention from the rear.

A hairdressing chair, denoted overall by 1, has 2 on the back of the chair and 3 on the side walls of the chair and 4 flaps 5, 6 and 7 made of panel-shaped wood or plastic are attached. The arrangement takes place articulated on the underside via a so-called piano hinge. The flaps are in their closed position by magnets (only one magnet 7a is shown) and in its open position in an inclined position by means of swivel struts 8 lockable. The inclinations of the flaps 5, 6 and 7 are such that they slide from the inside of the flaps are formed on which falling hair or the like down into the area below the chair seat y gj-exxen can, in wcl «l» ci ^ lü «Aurfsngccliilc 10 herfLüS-takeable is arranged. The mutually facing edges 5a or 6a and 5b or 7b of the flaps are via connecting elements 11 and 12 made of flexible material connected to one another. This prevents falling Hair can fall in the area between the edges 5a and 6a or 5b and 7b. Furthermore is in the foot area a person sitting on the hairdressing chair 1 has a removable footrest 12a arranged which, for example can be designed as a plate-shaped cover or as a grate. To the side of the footrest and to the front there are final limitations. There is also the option of using one of the removable footrests appropriate cover around the hairdressing

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chair 1 to be arranged extending. Furthermore, in the Chair back wall 2 above the flap 5 provided there a cabinet-like space 13 is provided which can be used to accommodate tools, and in which, for example, too a socket for the operation of electrical devices can be attached. The closet-like space is through a Swivel flap 14 closable, which can be locked in an approximately horizontal unfolded position, and which can thus simultaneously serve as a shelf. When operating When a customer is sitting on the barber chair, falling hair falls either on the through the Inclined position of the flaps in their unfolded position formed slide and slides from there invisible to the customer in a drip tray located below the hairdressing chair 1. Hair falling forward falls either through the footrest designed as a grate or on the plate-shaped footrest. As this record is designed to be removable, the plate can be lifted and tilted with a quick movement, so that the hair located on it in the underlying, closed by the side boundaries Space fall.

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Claims (19)

Margret Hermanns, nee Baumanns claims for protection 1. barber chair, characterized in that on the back of the chair (2) and on the side walls of the chair (3> 4) as collecting devices for falling hair or the like. Serving flaps are arranged on their undersides pivotally linked to the chair (1) and can be locked in an inclined position, and below the flaps Collection areas for the hair or hair sliding down on the flaps (5, 6, 7) in the inclined position. The like are provided. 2. Hairdressing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that the hairdressing chair is connected to the front Has foot area, and the foot area at its side edges and its front edge terminating Has limitations. 3. Hairdressing chair according to claim 2, characterized in that the foot area has a removable footrest (12 a) having. 4. Hairdressing chair according to claim 3, characterized in that that the removable footrest is designed as a plate. 7605784 09/30/76 Margret Fermanns, née Baumanns 5. Hairdressing chair according to claim 3, characterized in that the removable footrest is designed as a grate is. 6. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 3 to 5, characterized in that the hairdressing chair (1) has a has in the manner of a ledge to this extending cover. 7. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the side flaps (6, 7) and the flap (5) on the back (2) via connecting elements (10, 11) made of flexible Material are connected. 8. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized characterized in that in the chair back wall (2) above the flap (5) provided there is a cabinet-like Space (13) for receiving tools, arrangement of a socket or the like. Is provided. 9. hairdressing chair according to claim 8, characterized in that that the cabinet-like space (13) by a pe Schwenkklap- \ is closable (14). 10. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that Aüfnahmeinrichijungen in the collecting area for a removable drip tray (10) 7605784 09/30/76 tt ι Ji * 3 * _ Margret Hermanns, nee Baumanns are arranged. 11. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the back (2) on its upper front side a flap that can be folded up and locked in a flap transversely to the leaning surface of the backrest has, and the backrest is designed as a trough-shaped hollow body. 12. Hairdressing chair according to claim 11, characterized in that the trough-shaped hollow body has a shaft-shaped The slide is connected to the catchment area. 1 "3. Hairdressing chair according to claim 12, characterized in that that a flap is pivotably arranged above the outer boundary wall of the trough-shaped hollow body is which between a vertical position and a horizontal position in which a flap area is the upper The opening of the trough-shaped hollow body is essentially covered and the other flap area is covered in a table-like manner the outer edge of the receptacle protrudes, is pivotable. 14. Barber chair, in particular according to one of claims 1 to 13, characterized in that laterally adjoining the side rests than from the side flaps (6, 7) pull-out extension devices formed collecting devices are provided. 7605784 09/30/76 L ^.: zf.J i ^:. * Margret Hermanns, née Baumanns 15. Hairdressing chair according to claim 14, characterized in that the lower ends of the collecting devices subsequent tub-like collecting containers are provided. 16. Hairdressing chair according to claim 14, characterized in that that the collecting device can be pivoted above the outer boundary wall of the collecting container arranged flap is formed, and the flap as between a vertical position and a horizontal position, in which one flap area essentially covers the collecting container and the other flap area protrudes like a table over the outer edge of the receptacle, is pivotable. 17. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 16, characterized in that below the seat on the hairdressing chair a suction system is permanently attached, and a suction hose connected to the suction system up to the upper one End of the backrest is guided, and the free end of the suction hose in the upper end of the backrest is arranged freely movable. 18. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 17, characterized characterized in that below the seat surface (9) a cable winding device for supply cables electrical Devices such as hair clippers, hot air hair dryers 7605784 09/30/76 Margret Hermanns, née Baumanns or the like, is provided. 19. Hairdressing chair according to one of claims 1 to 18, characterized in that in the upper region of the backrest (2) a cloak retractor is provided. j 7605784 09/30/76