DE7925856U1 - DEVICE FOR HOLDING ONE IN A GARDEN CHAIR OR THE LIKE. BUILT-IN UPHOLSTERY PAD - Google Patents

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Applicant: Willy Grüner - Foam Processing 5530 Gerolstein

Name: Device for holding a or the like in a garden chair. inserted upholstery

The innovation relates to a device for holding a or the like in a garden chair. pickled, a seat and a Back part having upholstery pad in a predetermined position.

Experience has shown that such cushions slide forward from the seat of the garden chair when using the C 10, so that a sitting posture that is very uncomfortable for the user is created and the user is often compelled to to rise to slide back the upholstery. This sliding towards vome is usually made even more difficult favors that the seat of the garden chair or the like. is very smooth «,

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It is known to attach such cushions to the garden chair with the help of side straps. However Experience shows that, because of the relatively high stress, these tapes often tear out, making them costly Repairs to the upholstery become necessary.

The task of the innovation is to create a device to hold a cushion in a garden chair to create a secure hold for the one inserted in the garden chair Upholstery guaranteed, the device a simple exchange and turning of the upholstery enables.

This object is achieved in that with the rear ^ the backrest adjacent section of the seat of the garden chair or the like. one at a distance and parallel in direction to the intersection axis between the plane of the seat and the

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The level of the backrest of the garden chair runs inserted upholstery between seat part and back! partially overlapping support rod is releasably connected.

The ends of the support rod advantageously protrude beyond the upholstery \ () 5 support on both sides and are connected to the garden chair or the like.

! In a preferred embodiment, the super-

lowing ends of the support rods and has recesses

the seat of the garden chair or the like. The pegs assigned to the recesses, into which the retaining rod with the recesses can be inserted. The options are preferably \ J recesses of the holding rod designed as blind holes.

The pins are advantageously essentially perpendicular to the Seat of the garden chair or the like. arranged. The holding rod is advantageously rectangular or square Cross-section on.

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The innovation is shown in the drawings as an example. Show it:

Fig _o 1 shows a device according to the invention on a garden chair with an inserted cushion in side view ,,

Fig. 2 the device in plan view of the seat of the garden chair,

Fig. 3 shows the device in a front view of the seat of the garden chair.

According to FIGS. 1 to 3, a garden chair has a seat 1 _t, a backrest 2 and feet 3 "

In the rear section 4 adjacent to the backrest 2 the seat 1 of the garden chair is at a distance and in the direction parallel to the cutting axis 5 between the Level of the seat 1 and the level of the backrest 2 of the

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Garden chair extending support rod 6 releasably connected to the garden chair. The support rod 6 has on their Ends of blind holes 7, in which in the seat of the garden chair, arranged perpendicular to the seat Engage pin 8.

When using the holding rod this is first simply pulled upwards from the pin 8 and, like this is shown in Fig. 1, a cushion pad 9, which has a seat part 10 and a back part 11, in the Garden chair inserted and then the support rod pushed back onto the pin δ »thereby overlapping the holding rod 6 is advantageously arranged between the seat part and the back part 11 of the cushion cover 9. Connecting strap connecting the seat and back parts 12.

The holding rod 6 ensures the sliding forward in a simple manner of the seat part 10 of the upholstery, but the upholstery is easy to turn or to replace it by simply pulling the support rod upwards.

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Claims (6)

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"i *":: ": f *: PA ^r Sciii5nherr and Serwe Trier, 9/10/1979.: ..:!, ' ^: .J, [' - G'2ξ2 Ι'- Protection claims: l _o device adjacent to hold an inserted into a garden chair o "like. ^, a seat ISND a back portion having padding in a predetermined Stellung- ,, characterized in that the rear with the back (J 5 rest (2) Section (4) of the seat (1)
the garden chair or the like. one at a distance and in the direction parallel to the cutting axis (5) between the plane of the seat (1) and the plane of the backrest (2) of the garden chair, the inserted upholstery (9)
between the seat part (10) and the back part (11) cross-holding rod (6) is detachably connected. 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the ends of the support rod (6) protrude beyond the upholstery (9) on both sides and with the garden chair o, the like. tied together are. Willy Grüner ':: * :: *: PÄISpfiqnherr and Serwe 3, A device according to any one of claims 1 or 2 _t characterized in that the ends projecting beyond the holding rod (6) comprise recesses and in that the seat surface (1) of the garden chair or the like "has the recesses assigned pin (8) into which the Holding rod with the recesses can be used. 4. Apparatus according to claim 3, characterized in that that the recesses of the holding rod (6) are designed as blind holes (7) " 5. Device according to one of claims 3 or 4 _# characterized in that the pin (8) is substantially perpendicular to the seat (1) of the garden chair or the like. are arranged 6. Device according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized characterized in that the lüaltestange (6) is rectangular or has a square cross-section «, »Itt ·» · ■ '
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