EP0837808A1 - Stackable shopping cart with moulded baby seat - Google Patents

Stackable shopping cart with moulded baby seat

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EP0837808A1
EP0837808A1 EP97926967A EP97926967A EP0837808A1 EP 0837808 A1 EP0837808 A1 EP 0837808A1 EP 97926967 A EP97926967 A EP 97926967A EP 97926967 A EP97926967 A EP 97926967A EP 0837808 A1 EP0837808 A1 EP 0837808A1
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rear wall
basket
shopping cart
baby seat
baby
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Martin Blaha
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Wanzl GmbH and Co Holding KG
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
    • B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
    • B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
    • B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
    • B62B3/144—Adaptations for transporting children; Mounting of toys for the children
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
    • B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
    • B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
    • B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
    • B62B3/144—Adaptations for transporting children; Mounting of toys for the children
    • B62B3/1444—Transporting devices mounted on the shopping cart
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
    • B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
    • B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
    • B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
    • B62B3/18—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys nestable by means of pivoted supports or support parts, e.g. baskets

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  • the invention relates to a stackable shopping trolley, with a chassis, with a basket, the rear wall of which can be pivoted about a horizontal axis into the interior of the basket, and with one or two baby car seats that move up and down about a horizontal axis from a use position into a non-use position can be moved back.
  • the shopping trolley developed by the applicant permits a relatively narrow stacking of the same shopping trolleys, with the pushing-in process firstly pivoting the rear wall of the shopping trolley in advance from the basket of the shopping trolley to be inserted into the basket interior, then to the underside of the little ⁇ at least pushes a baby seat and also pushes it up a little when you push the rear shopping trolley further.
  • a larger claw must suddenly be used to push the shopping cart to be pushed in when it is also necessary to also move the at least one baby seat upwards into a non-use position.
  • the object of the invention is to further develop a generic shopping cart in such a way that the shortcomings just described are avoided.
  • the at least one baby seat is carried by a frame which is arranged in a stationary manner on the rear wall and that the at least one baby seat occupies its non-use position when the rear wall is pivoted upwards into the interior of the basket.
  • a first advantage of the proposed solution is that when two shopping carts are pushed into one another, the force to be applied at the beginning of the pushing-in process reaches its highest value and becomes smaller and lower after the stacking process is continued. This greatly facilitates the stacking of such shopping carts.
  • the solution according to the invention also allows the rear wall of the shopping trolley in front to be raised from the basket of the shopping trolley to be pushed in so far that the rear wall of the shopping trolley to be pushed in, with a corresponding design and position of the upper boundary of the side walls of the basket and the rear wall of a shopping trolley occupies a horizontal position, so that the weight force emanating from the baby seat exerts a substantially lower resultant force on the rear wall, and thus the effect, described at the outset as disadvantageous, of the automatic loosening of two stacked shopping carts does not occur or only occurs in insignificant form.
  • FIG. 1 shows a shopping cart in a side view, the baby car seat being shown in the use and non-use position, and FIG. 2 the same shopping cart with the baby car seat removed and the frame visible thereby.
  • the shopping cart 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a chassis 2 which carries a basket 3.
  • the rear end 4 of the basket 3 terminates in a known manner with a rear wall 6 which can be pivoted into the interior of the basket about a horizontal axis 8.
  • a sliding device 12 is also preferably provided on the rear side 5 of the basket 3.
  • the shopping cart 1 has an essentially conical shape, so that the same shopping carts 1, 1 'can be pushed into one another in a space-saving manner in a manner which is also known.
  • the frame 13 is intended for carrying a baby seat 16 which is fastened to the frame 13 with suitable fastening means in such a way that it cannot detach itself from the frame 13 by itself.
  • the baby car seat 16 is drawn with solid lines in the position of use in which it is able to accommodate an infant.
  • the non-use position of the baby seat 16 is shown, in which it is located when the basket 3 of the same rear shopping cart 1 'is pushed into the basket 3 of a shopping cart 1 located in front, and thereby the, in the stacked state Rear wall 6 of the shopping cart 1 in front has pivoted and raised almost 90 ° into the basket interior. It is advisable to attach two stops 10 to the inside of the basket side walls 9 which, together with at least one further stop 11 located on the basket base, determine the pivoting range of the rear wall 6 and thus the baby seat 16, so that the baby seat 16 falls over backwards the person pushing the shopping cart 1 is avoided.
  • the latter moves downwards together with the rear wall 6 either when the rear shopping cart 1 'is pulled out of the shopping cart 1 located in front or the baby seat 16 remains after the removal of the rear shopping cart 1 'in its non-use position, so that it must be pivoted into the position of use by hand.
  • the baby scarf 16 is not in use, the rear wall 6 bears against the stops 10.
  • the frame 13 is fixed or arranged on the rear wall 6, which is only shown by way of example, since various designs of baby car seats 16 are known.
  • suitable support or support sections 14 which for Carrying and intended to receive the baby seat 16 it is expedient to arrange and fasten the frame 13 by means of two or four straight, essentially vertically arranged sections 15 to the rear-facing wall section 7 of the rear wall 6, so that the Swiveling the rear wall 6 upwards is facilitated by the basket 3 of a shopping trolley 1 'to be inserted, due to the low friction.
  • the sections 15 run parallel to the plane of the rear wall 6.
  • the frame 13 can be designed in such a way that it is suitable for receiving two baby car seats 16 arranged next to one another.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a stackable shopping cart (1), having a frame (2) with a basket (3) whose rear wall (6) can swivel about a horizontal axle (8) into the interior of the basket, and having one or two moulded baby seats (16) which can be moved around the horizontal axle (8) from an in-use position up into a non-use position, and back again. It is intended that the one or more moulded baby seat(s) (16) be supported by a frame (13) fixed in place on the rear wall (6), and that the one or more moulded baby seat(s) assume the non-use position when the rear wall (6) is swivelled upwards into the interior of the basket.

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Stapelbarer Einkaufswagen mit Babyschale Stackable shopping trolley with baby seat
Die Erfindung betrifft einen stapelbaren Einkaufswagen, mit einem Fahrgestell, mit einem Korb, dessen Rückwand um eine horizontale Achse in das Korbinnere ver¬ schwenkbar ist und mit einer oder zwei Babyschalen, die um eine horizontale Achse aus einer Gebrauchslage nach oben in eine Nichtgebrauchslage und wieder zurück be¬ wegbar sind.The invention relates to a stackable shopping trolley, with a chassis, with a basket, the rear wall of which can be pivoted about a horizontal axis into the interior of the basket, and with one or two baby car seats that move up and down about a horizontal axis from a use position into a non-use position can be moved back.
Mit Babyschalen ausgestattete Einkaufswagen sind beispielsweise in den Patentschrif¬ ten DE 44 07 694 AI , DE-U-92 02 264 oder US-Λ-3,351,380 näher beschrieben. Zum nächstliegenden Stand der Technik zählt ein von der Anmelderin entwickelter Einkaufswagen, bei dem die wenigstens eine Babyschale mit einem Ende um einen nahe der Schiebeeinrichtung des Einkaufswagens befindlichen Querstab bewegbar bc- festigt ist und mit ihrem anderen Ende auf einem die Seitenwände des Korbes über¬ brückenden Quersteg lose abgestützt ist. Es ist bekannt, daß Einkaufswagen platzspa¬ rend ineinandergeschoben werden sollen. Diese zweckmäßige Eigenschaft wünscht man sich auch bei mit Babyschalen ausgestatteten Einkaufswagen. Der von der An¬ melderin entwickelte Einkaufswagen läßt ein relativ enges Stapeln gleicher Einkaufs- wagen zu, wobei beim Ineinanderschiebevorgang zuerst die Rückwand des vorausbe¬ findlichen Einkaufswagens vom Korb des einzuschiebenden Einkaufswagens ein Stück weit in das Korbinnere verschwenkl wird, anschließend an die Unterseite der wenig¬ stens einen Babyschale stößt und diese beim weiteren Einschieben des rückwärtigen Einkaufswagens ebenfalls ein Stück weit nach oben drückt. Es kann bei dieser Lösung als nachteilig empfunden werden, daß nach Ablauf eines Teils des Einschiebevorganges plötzlich eine größere Krall zum Weiterschieben des einzuschiebenden Einkaufswagens dann aufgewendet werden muß, wenn es gilt, auch die wenigstens eine Babyschale ebenfalls nach oben in eine Nichtgebrauchslage zu bewegen. Da die Babyschale jedoch aufgrund ihrer Form nicht von selbst in einer stabilen Nichtgebrauchslage verharrt, sondern bestrebt ist, wieder zurück in ihre Ge¬ brauchslage zu fallen, übt diese eine Kraft auf die noch in schräger Lage befindliche Rückwand des eigenen Wagens aus mit der Folge, daß der an dieser Rückwand ansto¬ ßende rückwärtige Einkaufswagen seine Slapelposition verlassen und nach rückwärts rollen will. Dies behindert nicht nur den Stapelvorgang, sondern es erschwert auch das gegenseitige Ankoppeln von derartigen Einkaufswagen dann, wenn diese mit den be¬ kannten Münzschlössern ausgestattet sind.Shopping carts equipped with baby car seats are described in more detail, for example, in patent specifications DE 44 07 694 AI, DE-U-92 02 264 or US Pat. No. 3,351,380. The closest prior art includes a shopping cart developed by the applicant, in which the at least one baby seat is movable with one end about a crossbar located near the pushing device of the shopping cart and is fixed at its other end on a bridging the side walls of the basket Cross bar is loosely supported. It is known that shopping carts should be pushed into one another to save space. This useful property is also desired for shopping carts equipped with baby carriers. The shopping trolley developed by the applicant permits a relatively narrow stacking of the same shopping trolleys, with the pushing-in process firstly pivoting the rear wall of the shopping trolley in advance from the basket of the shopping trolley to be inserted into the basket interior, then to the underside of the little ¬ at least pushes a baby seat and also pushes it up a little when you push the rear shopping trolley further. With this solution, it can be perceived as disadvantageous that, after a part of the insertion process, a larger claw must suddenly be used to push the shopping cart to be pushed in when it is also necessary to also move the at least one baby seat upwards into a non-use position. However, since the baby seat, due to its shape, does not automatically remain in a stable non-use position, but instead strives to fall back into its position of use, this exerts a force on the rear wall of the own car, which is still in an inclined position, with the result that that the rear shopping cart abutting this rear wall leave its slap position and backwards want to roll. This not only hinders the stacking process, but it also makes it more difficult to couple such shopping trolleys to one another if they are equipped with the known coin locks.
Es ist Aufgabe der Erfindung, einen gattungsgemäßen Einkaufswagen so weiterzu- entwickeln, daß die eben geschilderten Unzulänglichkeiten vermieden werden.The object of the invention is to further develop a generic shopping cart in such a way that the shortcomings just described are avoided.
Die Lösung der Aufgabe besteht darin, daß die wenigstens eine Babyschale von einem ortsfest an der Rückwand angeordneten Rahmen getragen wird und daß die mindestens eine Babyschale ihre Nichtgebrauchslage einnimmt, wenn die Rückwand in das Kor¬ binnere nach oben geschwenkt ist.The solution to the problem is that the at least one baby seat is carried by a frame which is arranged in a stationary manner on the rear wall and that the at least one baby seat occupies its non-use position when the rear wall is pivoted upwards into the interior of the basket.
Ein erster Vorteil der vorgeschlagenen Lösung besteht darin, daß beim Ineinander¬ schieben zweier Einkaufswagen die zu Beginn des Einschiebevorganges aufzubringen- de Kraft ihren höchsten Wert erreicht und nach Fortsetzen des Stapelvorganges immer geringer wird. Dies erleichtert das Stapeln solcher Einkaufswagen erheblich. Die erfindungsgemäße Lösung läßt es auch zu, daß bei entsprechender Gestaltung und Lage der oberen Begrenzung der Korbseitenwände und der Rückwand eines Einkaufs¬ wagens die Rückwand des vorausbefindlichen Einkaufswagens vom Korb des einzu- schiebenden Einkaufswagens so weit angehoben wird, daß diese Rückwand eine nahe¬ zu horizontale Lage einnimmt, so daß die von der Babyschale ausgehende Gewichts¬ kraft eine wesentlich geringere resultierende Kraft auf die Rückwand ausübt, und somit der eingangs als nachteilig geschilderte Effekt des selbsttätigen Lösens zweier gesta¬ pelter Einkaufswagen nicht oder nur in unwesentlicher Form auftritt. Dies ist ein wei- terer Vorteil.A first advantage of the proposed solution is that when two shopping carts are pushed into one another, the force to be applied at the beginning of the pushing-in process reaches its highest value and becomes smaller and lower after the stacking process is continued. This greatly facilitates the stacking of such shopping carts. The solution according to the invention also allows the rear wall of the shopping trolley in front to be raised from the basket of the shopping trolley to be pushed in so far that the rear wall of the shopping trolley to be pushed in, with a corresponding design and position of the upper boundary of the side walls of the basket and the rear wall of a shopping trolley occupies a horizontal position, so that the weight force emanating from the baby seat exerts a substantially lower resultant force on the rear wall, and thus the effect, described at the outset as disadvantageous, of the automatic loosening of two stacked shopping carts does not occur or only occurs in insignificant form. This is another advantage.
Die Erfindung wird anhand eines Ausführungsbeispieles näher erläutert. Es zeigt Fig. 1 einen Einkaufswagen in Seitenansicht, wobei die Babyschale in Gebrauchs- und in Nichtgebrauchslage dargestellt ist sowie Fig. 2 den gleichen Einkaufswagen mit abgenommener Babyschale und dadurch sicht¬ barem Rahmen. Der in Fig. 1 dargestellte Einkaufswagen 1 weist ein Fahrgestell 2 auf, das einen Korb 3 trägt. Das rückwärtige Ende 4 des Korbes 3 schließt in bekannter Weise mit einer Rückwand 6 ab, die um eine horizontale Achse 8 in das Korbinnere verschwenkbar ist. Ebenfalls bevorzugt an der Rückseite 5 des Korbes 3 ist eine Schiebeeinrichtung 12 vorgesehen. Der Einkaufswagen 1 besitzt im wesentlichen konische Form, so daß sich in ebenfalls bekannter Weise gleiche Einkaufswagen 1 , 1 ' platzsparend ineinander¬ schieben lassen. An der Rückwand 6 ist ein bevorzugt aus Draht gefertigter Rahmen 13 ortsfest -entweder durch Anschrauben oder durch Anschweißen- angeordnet. Der Rahmen 13 ist zum Tragen einer Babyschale 16 bestimmt, die mit geeigneten Befesti- gungsmitteln am Rahmen 13 so befestigt ist, daß sie sich nicht von selbst vom Rahmen 13 lösen kann. Mit durchgezogenen Linien ist die Babyschale 16 in der Gebrauchslage gezeichnet, in der sie in der Lage ist, ein Kleinkind aufzunehmen. Mit strichpunktier¬ ten Linien hingegen ist die Nichtgebrauchslage der Babyschale 16 dargestellt, in der diese sich dann befindet, wenn im Stapelzustand der Korb 3 eines gleichen rückwärti- gen Einkaufswagens 1 ' in den Korb 3 eines vorausbefindlichen Einkaufswagen 1 ein¬ geschoben ist und dadurch die Rückwand 6 des vorausbefindlichen Einkaufswagens 1 nahezu um 90° in das Korbinnere verschwenkt und angehoben hat. Es ist ratsam, an der Innenseite der Korbseitenwände 9 zwei Anschläge 10 anzubringen, die zusammen mit wenigstens einem weiteren, am Korbboden befindlichen Anschlag 1 1 den Schwenkbereich der Rückwand 6 und damit der Babyschale 16 festlegen, so daß ein Umstürzen der Babyschale 16 nach hinten auf die den Einkaufswagen 1 schiebende Person vermieden wird. Je nach Lage des Gesamtschwerpunkles von Rückwand 6 und Babyschale 16 bewegt sich diese zusammen mit der Rückwand 6 entweder dann wie¬ der nach unten, wenn der rückwärtige Einkaufswagen 1 ' aus dem vorausbefindlichen Einkaufswagen 1 herausgezogen wird oder aber die Babyschale 16 verbleibt nach der Entnahme des rückwärtigen Einkaufswagens 1 ' weiterhin in ihrer Nichtgebrauchslage, so daß sie von Hand in die Gebrauchslage geschwenkt werden muß. In der Nichtge¬ brauchslage der Babyschalc 16 liegt die Rückwand 6 an den Anschlägen 10 an.The invention is explained in more detail using an exemplary embodiment. 1 shows a shopping cart in a side view, the baby car seat being shown in the use and non-use position, and FIG. 2 the same shopping cart with the baby car seat removed and the frame visible thereby. The shopping cart 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a chassis 2 which carries a basket 3. The rear end 4 of the basket 3 terminates in a known manner with a rear wall 6 which can be pivoted into the interior of the basket about a horizontal axis 8. A sliding device 12 is also preferably provided on the rear side 5 of the basket 3. The shopping cart 1 has an essentially conical shape, so that the same shopping carts 1, 1 'can be pushed into one another in a space-saving manner in a manner which is also known. A frame 13, which is preferably made of wire, is arranged on the rear wall 6 in a stationary manner, either by screwing or by welding. The frame 13 is intended for carrying a baby seat 16 which is fastened to the frame 13 with suitable fastening means in such a way that it cannot detach itself from the frame 13 by itself. The baby car seat 16 is drawn with solid lines in the position of use in which it is able to accommodate an infant. With dash-dotted lines, on the other hand, the non-use position of the baby seat 16 is shown, in which it is located when the basket 3 of the same rear shopping cart 1 'is pushed into the basket 3 of a shopping cart 1 located in front, and thereby the, in the stacked state Rear wall 6 of the shopping cart 1 in front has pivoted and raised almost 90 ° into the basket interior. It is advisable to attach two stops 10 to the inside of the basket side walls 9 which, together with at least one further stop 11 located on the basket base, determine the pivoting range of the rear wall 6 and thus the baby seat 16, so that the baby seat 16 falls over backwards the person pushing the shopping cart 1 is avoided. Depending on the position of the overall center of gravity of the rear wall 6 and the baby seat 16, the latter moves downwards together with the rear wall 6 either when the rear shopping cart 1 'is pulled out of the shopping cart 1 located in front or the baby seat 16 remains after the removal of the rear shopping cart 1 'in its non-use position, so that it must be pivoted into the position of use by hand. When the baby scarf 16 is not in use, the rear wall 6 bears against the stops 10.
In räumlicher Darstellung zeigt Fig. 2 den gleichen Einkaufswagen 1 ohne Babyschale 16 dargestellt. An der Rückwand 6 ist ortsfest der Rahmen 13 befestigt oder angeord¬ net, der nur beispielhaft dargestellt ist, da verschiedene Ausführungen von Babyscha¬ len 16 bekannt sind. Neben geeigneten Stütz- oder Auflageabschnitten 14, die zum Tragen und zur Aufnahme der Babyschale 16 bestimmt sind, ist es zweckmäßig, den Rahmen 13 mittels zwei oder vier geradliniger, im wesentlichen vertikal angeordneter Abschnitte 15 an dem nach hinten weisenden Wandabschnitt 7 der Rückwand 6 anzu¬ ordnen und zu befestigen, so daß dadurch das Nachobenschwenken der Rückwand 6 durch den Korb 3 eines einzuschiebenden Einkaufswagens 1 ', bedingt durch die gerin¬ ge Reibung, erleichtert wird. Die Abschnitte 15 verlaufen parallel zur Ebene der Rückwand 6.2 shows the same shopping cart 1 without a baby seat 16. The frame 13 is fixed or arranged on the rear wall 6, which is only shown by way of example, since various designs of baby car seats 16 are known. In addition to suitable support or support sections 14 which for Carrying and intended to receive the baby seat 16, it is expedient to arrange and fasten the frame 13 by means of two or four straight, essentially vertically arranged sections 15 to the rear-facing wall section 7 of the rear wall 6, so that the Swiveling the rear wall 6 upwards is facilitated by the basket 3 of a shopping trolley 1 'to be inserted, due to the low friction. The sections 15 run parallel to the plane of the rear wall 6.
Der Rahmen 13 kann so gestaltet sein, daß er zur Aufnahme von zwei nebeneinander angeordneten Babyschalen 16 geeignet ist. The frame 13 can be designed in such a way that it is suitable for receiving two baby car seats 16 arranged next to one another.

Claims

P A T E N T A N S P R Ü C H E PATENT CLAIMS
1. Stapelbarer Einkaufswagen (1 ), mit einem Fahrgestell (2), mit einem Korb (3), des- sen Rückwand (6) um eine horizontale Achse (8) in das Korbinnere verschwenkbar ist und mit einer oder zwei Babyschalen ( 16), die um die horizontale Achse (8) aus einer Gebrauchslage nach oben in eine Nichtgebrauchslage und wieder zurück be¬ wegbar sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die wenigstens eine Babyschale ( 16) von einem ortsfest an der Rückwand (6) angeordneten Rahmen ( 13) getragen wird und daß die mindestens eine Babyschale ihre Nichtgebrauchslage einnimmt, wenn die Rückwand (6) in das Korbinnere nach oben verschwenkl ist.1. Stackable shopping trolley (1), with a chassis (2), with a basket (3), the rear wall (6) of which can be pivoted into the basket interior about a horizontal axis (8) and with one or two baby seats (16) that can be moved up and down around the horizontal axis (8) from a position of use to a position of non-use and back again, characterized in that the at least one baby seat (16) is supported by a frame (13) arranged in a fixed position on the rear wall (6). is carried and that the at least one baby seat occupies its non-use position when the rear wall (6) is pivoted upwards into the basket interior.
2. Einkaufswagen ( 1 ) nach Anspruch 1 , dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Rahmen (13) aus Draht gefertigte Abschnitte (15) aufweist, die am nach hinten weisenden Wandabschnitt (7) der Rückwand (6) angeordnet und befestigt sind.2. Shopping cart (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the frame (13) made of wire sections (15) which are arranged and fastened to the rear-facing wall section (7) of the rear wall (6).
3. Einkaufswagen ( 1 ) nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Abschnitte ( 15) parallel zur Ebene der Rückwand (6) verlaufen und vertikal angeordnet sind.3. Shopping cart (1) according to claim 2, characterized in that the sections (15) run parallel to the plane of the rear wall (6) and are arranged vertically.
4. Einkaufswagen ( 1 ) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Schwenkbereich der Rückwand (6) und damit der Babyschale ( 16) durch an den Korbseitenwänden (9) angeordnete Anschläge ( 10) und wenigstens einem wei¬ teren am Korbboden befindlichen Anschlag ( 1 1 ) festgelegt ist.4. Shopping trolley (1) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the pivoting range of the rear wall (6) and thus the baby seat (16) through the basket side walls (9) arranged stops (10) and at least one further stop (1 1) located on the basket bottom is fixed.
5. Einkaufswagen (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß in Nichtgebrauchslage der Babyschale ( 16) die Rückwand (6) an den Anschlä¬ gen ( 10) anliegt.5. Shopping cart (1) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that in the non-use position of the baby seat (16), the rear wall (6) bears against the stops (10).
6. Einkaufswagen (1 ) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Rahmen ( 13) zum Tragen von zwei Babyschalen ( 16) bestimmt ist. 6. Shopping cart (1) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the frame (13) is intended for carrying two baby car seats (16).
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