DE8414247U1 - TRANSFORMABLE SEATING AND LOUNGE FURNITURE FOR HOME AND GARDEN - Google Patents

Description

Arthur Förster, RömerstraSe 28, BD7B EichstMtt, Bay. description

"Convertible seating and reclining furniture for home and garden "

The invention relates to an armchair or a rocking chair in the known dimensions of the seat height and seat depth.

By using these dimensions and additional components, the transformation of an armchair or sofa became possible in a bed, effected.

The use as seating furniture and as a bed is desirable, for example, in small apartments, caravans and in the garden area and is possible thanks to the invention.

It is known to produce foldable seating furniture that can be used for sitting and lying down. All of these constructions Bind suitable for certain areas of use, but make Temporary solutions.

It is also known to produce upholstered seating furniture, the seat depth of which can be changed up to the lying surface. These constructions can only be used to a limited extent due to their bulkiness.

The task at hand was therefore to find a piece of furniture, a rocking chair or an upholstered piece of furniture with several Converting adjacent seating into reclining furniture and vice versa.

The solution to the problem is shown in the drawings and shows at a glance:

1. A support frame carries the seat, which can slide forward.

2. Three frames are swiveled on the support frame, which serve as feet on the one hand and are part of the lying surface on the other.

3. Wheels or castors are attached in such a way that the chair or the lying surface can be moved.

U ^ The swivel-mounted frames on the support frame, which serve as chair feet, are connected with two segment arches, creating a rocking chair.

5. The rocking chair also becomes a bed surface, and the segment arches become foot parts on this bed surface.

6 ^ To extend the lying surface, two surfaces that are connected to one another by joints are connected to the armchair backrest and by pivoting the backrest to the lying surface.

1Ü The drawings show the changes in armchair bzui. The sofa can be removed from the bed.

In the drawing Fig. 1 is a support frame (1) Frame (2) attached pivotably by a joint (3). A guide frame (Θ) is attached to the pivot point (5) with the frame (2) tied together.

A seat (7) is connected to the pivot point ~ (9).

The frame (D (Z) (B) and the seat (7) are in the Same width, i.e. the support frame (1) carries the frame (2) (B) and the seat (7). The joint part U) with two pivot points (5) (6) is firmly connected to the frame (2) and at the pivot point (6) to the frame (20). Frame (20.) is connected to the guide frame (B) and the seat (7) at the pivot point (9). By using the joint part U) with the pivot points (5) and (6), the frame (2C is guided on the inside of the support frame (1) sn far, that the pivot point (6) lies below the support frame (1) with the frame (20). It can therefore be seen that the frame ( is connected to the pivot point (6) and the pivot point (9) and that Frame (2) with the guide frame (B) and the seat (7) lie above the carrier frame (1) and frame (20) under-

1k halfway from the support frame (1). The support frame (1) with the Frame (2) (20) (B) and the seat (7) therefore form in the Lying position a fully resilient lying surface.

In the drawings it is shown that in the armchair position three frames (2) (20) (30) carry the seat (7).

Frame (30) is attached to the support frame (1) by a hinge (10) connected and at the pivot point (11) with an armrest (12) which is connected to the frame (2) at the pivot point (5).

The frame (3D) with the armrest (12) is made by the movement of the frame (2) controlled up to a position that excludes an obstruction of the lying surface.

In Fig * 9 it is shown that the frame (2) wheels vein Rollers (16) can be attached that make an armchair or a lounger mobile »

Drawing Fig. 1G illustrates that a rocking chair is too a bed or couch is changeable.

Frame (2) is at the pivot point (M) and frame (30) is at the pivot point (U2) connected to segment arch (UO) in such a way that the pivoting of the Segment arch (UO) in a lying position, is possible. The Segmentbogsn (40) serve in the lying position as Support or feet.

In Fig. 9 and 10 the movement of frames (2) and (20) shown from the sitting position to a lying position. This achieved length is not sufficient for a bed. With two lying surfaces (1U) and (1UO), which are connected by joints, the lying surface has been extended to the necessary measure changed.

In the drawings, FIGS. 11 to 13, the movements and positions of the frames on the support frame (1) are shown.

The backrest (13) consists of two surfaces of the same size, one of which is at the pivot point (9) with the seat (7) connected is. The second surface can according to FIG. 13 in the Be arranged adjustable lying position.

In Fig. 7, the lying areas (1U) and (1UO) are shown, which are folded up in the position according to Fig. 1 and at point (17) by a neck pillow (18) with straps (19) be held together.

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Identification for utility model protection application £

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3 joint ^ k joint part with two pivot points

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Claims (1)

:: ΐ "ϊ Arthur Förster, Römerstrasse 2B, B07B Eichstätt, Bay. Protection claims Claim 1: Claim 2: Claim 3: claim Changeable seating and reclining furniture for house and garden, characterized in that: a piece of furniture consists of frames and surfaces, - the connected by joints and which are connected by the Change of attitude towards one another rigid lying surface. Changeable seating and reclining furniture for house and garden, according to claim 1, characterized in that: are connected to a support frame (1) frame (2) by joints (3) and at the pivot point (5) frame (2) with a guide frame (Θ) unri that by pivoting frame (2) of the guide frame (β) parallel to the support frame (1) is movable and a seat (7) slidably moves on the Träqerrahmen (1), and that the frame (2) and the Fül.rungsrahmen (8) with the seat (7) form a straight line, dip. on the top of the carrier frame (1) * uflieaen. Uerwandelbarps seating and lounge furniture for house and garden, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that: a pivot part with two pivot points (k) is attached to the frame (2), and that a frame (20) is pivotably connected to the pivot point (6), the position of which can be changed, d * R the frame (? ü) with dpm pivot part (M and the pivot point (6) Rn UntprsRitß des Träaerrahmenr (1) ^ nIi 'Ot. 3, Weriiiandel h ^ rpi Sitz- und Lipqernnb'- 'l for home and garden, according to claim 1 L thereby qekp.nnzRichnet that: dip frame (?) and (2G) through a Gpi ^ nkteil (M Claim 5; Claim 6: Claim 7: rur.h 8: uiie a pair of scissors are connected, and that frame (20) is connected to the seat (7) at the pivot point (9), and the pivoting of the frame (2) around the pivot point (5) the seat (7) with the backrest (13) and armrests (12) with the Frame (30) can be changed from the position as seating furniture to the position as reclining furniture. Changeable seating and reclining furniture for the house and garden, according to claims 1 to k, characterized in that: on the frame (2) and (20) wheels (16) or rails attached in the arboreal area Bind, dip. in the position the seating furniture and the outdoor furniture ineffective are. Uerujandelable Sitr and Lieo furniture for house and garden, according to claims 1 to 5, characterized by aaß: the backrest (13) with lying surfaces (1Ό and (1 ^ 0) is connected, and that the lying surfaces (1 ^) and (1 * »0) are connected by joints (15) and become one Lying area O ^) can be separated from one another ^. i π d. Use ¹ cash seat and lounge furniture for house and garden, after opening ^and rlar * urrh oekennz ^D Lchnpt that; on the frame (? C) RnI 1 ρ η (17) anasbracht sinrl, d ^ e den Rahmpn ( ⁹ U) an Πργ Unter ^ ei tf? rip = carrier frame (1) lead unr ¹ bpiinrken thereby that di ° frame (?) rni t rlpm guide frame (8) and seat (7) and riem Rehmpn ("? 0) with H _e n Ar'-lphnpn (1?) in S t ο ι ι υ π ο al ■ =! L'pppTinbpi Qp ^ irhert ^c ind. : p tz ~ and l.i fiir Hau ^c and garden, Narh innrrurh G and 7, characterized aekp.nnzp ^ chnpt that: rl τ ρ Li Pn ρ Fl an hen (■ "- ■) and (1'Ό) ρί rht. ^ t. r - rr cinrl and that dipcp Uerbinriuna by Sander (19) Rn Ηργ LiEQpfächP (I **) and an pinpm kinsen (18) bpii'i rL'nar 1 ^R t, iinrl that in ripr Si tzstel limn Hip Li Ptipf 1 ärhpn (1'O iinH (1Mi) vprbunHpn ^ ind unri in Her Li ρπρ "ϊρ1 ι ιιηα Ha = * Nack E? Nk i qqpn with Hpr Lipn ^ flärhp (1 '») VP ^ - remains bound. Claim ^q : Wpriii ^ nHplbFirpq Ritz- nnH L for house and garden, according to claim 1,? unH U ₁ HaHurch qekpnnzpichnet, HaR: with dpn frame (?) and OO) riurrh joints ( U 1) (*>?) ( U ι ) z (i'ei Seqmentbnqpn (MJ) connected are, tüoriurrh pin armchair to a rocking chair will. / ft iJvCu-