DE8128150U1 - CHILDREN'S FURNITURE - Google Patents

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Paidiwerk Heinrich Eenkl QribH, 8771 Eafenlohr

Children's furniture

The innovation relates to children's furniture, namely a cot with the features of the generic term of Claim 1.

The essential components of a cot are each a head and foot section, side sections, which are often called Lattice parts are formed, as well as a bottom part that serves as a mattress support surface. Mostly are the side panels screwed to the head and foot sections and the base section by means of height-adjustable brackets inserted between the head and foot sections. The longitudinal dimensions of such cots are usually between two 80 cm and 120 cm, so that they are usually obsolete when the child is school age Has reached old age. ™

The innovation is based on the task of designing a cot in such a way that it still makes sense can continue to be used when the child has "outgrown" him.

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This object is achieved by the characterizing features of claim 1.

First of all, the formation of a side part as a closed smooth plate already has an advantageous effect as long as the cot is still being used as a bed, as cots are usually on a side wall of the room which are protected by the slat-like side part from contamination by children's hands (painting, spraying with Cocoa, tearing off the wallpaper, etc.) is protected.

If the child has grown too big to continue sleeping in the bed, the plate-like side wall can be horizontal can be attached between the head and foot sections, transforming the cot into a desk is. This can be done particularly easily if, according to claim 2, the head and foot sections beforehand be turned upside down, so that the rows of holes for the height-adjustable mounting of the shelf serve, in the upper area of the upside down head and foot sections are arranged and for attachment (Screw connection) of the desktop can be used. Thus there is even the possibility also adjust the height of the desk top to adjust the desk to the size of the child adapt. The bottom part can also be used sensibly if it is parallel and according to claim 3 is fixed at a distance below the horizontal side part that forms the table top. This too can be done using the rows of fastening holes in the head and foot sections. The bottom part then forms an insert compartment, in which writing objects or books can be stowed.

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The insert compartment is particularly easily accessible when the horizontal side part, i.e. the table top, by means of a hinge-like connection arranged between the head and foot part so that it can be opened upwards and thus takes on the function of a desk flap.

Dividing the plate-like side part into two has a particularly advantageous effect on the function of the bed as well as the table function. The side part can namely in the vertical position (side wall position) to! Can be folded down halfway, giving small children easy access to the Bed. If the side part is mounted horizontally as a table top, then one of the, non-swiveling Partial plate achieves a firm hold between the head and foot part, the other part plate serves as after The desk cover of the insert compartment can be swung open at the top.

The cot, which has been converted into a table, is further stiffened by one in the area below Edges of the foot and head part arranged longitudinal strut achieved (claim 6). Through the distinctive Features of claims 8 and 9, an even better stiffening of the table structure is achieved, in particular the compartment is also essentially dust-tight when the lid is closed.

According to claim 10, the other side part, optionally designed as a grid wall, can be parallel under the shelf can be stowed away and therefore does not take up any additional space.

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The innovation is based on one in the drawing Embodiment sewing explained. Show it:

Fig. 1 the children's furniture as a toddler bed,
Fig. 2 the children's furniture as a junior bed,
Fig. 3 the children's furniture as a desk.

The children's furniture consists essentially of a octagonal head part 1, a foot part 2, and a front part Side part 3, a second side part 4, which is designed as a grid wall, and a bottom part 5, which serves as a support for a mattress 6. The first side part is made up of two by one in the longitudinal direction of the bed 7 running parting line 8, separate part plates 9,10 together and is to form a desk top (see Fig. 3) between the head part 1 and foot part 2 lying horizontally in the area of the top Edges 11, 12 mountable. For this conversion, the head and foot sections 1, 2 are turned upside down beforehand such that the rows of holes 13 provided for the height-adjustable mounting of the bottom part 5 in the overhead Area of the head and foot parts 1,2 come to rest. The screw connection of the first side part 3 in horizontal position then also takes place with the rows of holes 13, with the possibility of a height adjustment the table top is given. The partial plate 9 is fixed and in particular non-pivotable between screwed to the head and foot parts 1,2, the partial plate 10 is by means of hinges 11 in the area of Parting line 8 attached to the plate 9 and serves as a cover of an insert compartment 14, which is then formed is that the bottom part 5 winds horizontally at a distance below the partial plates 9,10 vensclnnaubt.

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As can be seen in particular in FIG. 2, winds through the two partial plates connected by means of the hinges 15 a vertically mounted, fold-down side wall is also formed. A longitudinal strut 16, which at vertically arranged side wall 3 supports the bottom part, is with horizontally arranged side wall (Fig. 3) in the area of the underlying edges 17, 18 to stiffen the table structure between the head and foot part 1,2 screwed. A laterally attached to the bottom part 5 further longitudinal strut 19 forms the Front side of the 'through partial plates 9, 10 and bottom part 5 Formed insert compartment 14. The partial plate 10 lies with its free longitudinal edge 20 in a horizontal position on the top of the further longitudinal strut 19.

The second side part, designed as a lattice wall, is parallel when the bed is used as a desk under the bottom of the insert compartment 14 forming bottom part 5 by means of holding devices, not shown attached.

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TERGAU & POHU Patent attorneys ■ ( Hefherspl. a Postp. 9347 8500 NUREMBERG 11

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Applicant Naming / designation ι Special positions / special Headboard 51 Customer Paidi
Customer Foot part 52 Item File 81377
case first side part 53 1 second side part 54 CVI Bottom part 55 3 mattress 56 4th Lengthways direction of bed 57 iodine. ^:: ·· '■ ■ · · · · i; 5 Partial footing 58 6th Part plate 59 7th Part plate 60 8th edge 61 9 edge 62 10 Rows of holes 63 11th Loading compartment 64 12th hinge 65 13th Longitudinal strut 66 14th edge 67 15th edge 68 16 further longitudinal strut 69 17th Long edge 70 18th Top 71 19th 72 20th 73 21 74 22nd 75 23 76 24 77 25th 78 26th 79 27 80 28 81 29 82 30th 83 31 84 32 85 33 86 34 87 35 88 36 89 37 90 38 "91 39 92 \ 40 03 41 94 42 95 43 96 44 97 45 98 46 99 Page 1 of 47 page 1 of 48 49 50

Claims (10)

• ■ · t * · 1 »·« I Il ■ ■ · ■■■ 133 • · · · ·> a ■ it ■ · »·> · ΐ) ΐιι ι • · ■ · · ι Paidiwerk Bteinrich Kenkl GmbH, 8771 Hafenlohr claims 1. Children's furniture, namely a cot with a preferably rectangular head and foot section, one first and second side parts, and a bottom part forming a mattress topper, with at least the side parts by means of holding devices (screws, pins, holes) on the head and foot part are attached, characterized, that at least one side part (3) consists of a smooth plate (partial plates 9, 10) and to form a desk top can be fastened in a horizontal position between the head and foot sections (1,2). 2. Children's furniture according to claim 1, characterized, that the side part (3) as a desk top in the area of the overhead edges (11,12) of the upside down head and foot parts (1,2) are attached, 3. Children's furniture according to claims 1 or 2, characterized, that the bottom part (5) to form an insert compartment i14) parallel and at a distance below the horizontal one Side part (part plates 9,10) is arranged. ta tie · ■ ■ t · • ff ■ «· · · ■■■ · · · * * 4. Children's furniture according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized, that the horizontally lying side part (3) can be opened upwards by means of a hinge-like connection is arranged between the head and foot part (1,2). 5. Children's furniture according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized by the following features: - The side part (3) provided to form the desk top consists of two by one in the longitudinal direction of the bed (7) extending parting line (8), separate part plates (9,10), which by a hinge-like connection (hinges 15) are attached to one another. - One part of the plate (9) cannot be swiveled vertically or horizontally between the head part and the foot part (1,2) attached. - The other partial plate (10) is like a flap from the respective assembly level (vertical or horizontally) of the first partial plate (9) arranged so that it can be folded out. 6. Children's furniture according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized, that a longitudinal strut (16) supporting the bottom part (5) when the side wall (3) is arranged vertically horizontally arranged side wall (Fig. 3) in the area of the lower edges (17,18) of the foot and the head part (1,2) is attached between them. lit · «··· · I · ({(till ·· · * · C · * ♦ 7. Children's furniture according to at least one of the previous | the claims; · characterized by ' ^! that the horizontal side wall (3) and the
bottom part arranged as an insert compartment underneath (5)
are fastened in a height-adjustable manner by means of rows of holes (13) provided for adjusting the mattress height. Ϊ 8. Children's furniture according to at least one of the preceding ί the claims, * characterized, that a laterally attached to the bottom part (5) further longitudinal strut (19) as the front of the through the. _; horizontally lying side wall (3) and that below arranged bottom part (5) formed insert compartment j (14) is used. yy 9. Children's furniture according to at least one of the previous 3 the demands, characterized, that the horizontally lying second partial plate (10) with its free longitudinal edge (20) on the top (21) of the further longitudinal ί forming the front strut (19) rests. * § 10. Children's furniture according to at least one of the previous | the claims, *? ' t characterized by | that the ψ second side part (4), which may be designed as a lattice wall, is parallel under the floor
of the insert compartment (14) forming the bottom part (5) is attached.