Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
  • A47D15/00—Accessories for children's furniture, e.g. safety belts or baby-bottle holders
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
  • A47D7/00—Children's beds
  • A47D7/007—Children's beds combined with other nursery furniture, e.g. chests of drawers

Definitions

• the invention relates to a children's bed with at least one flat bed frame element arranged perpendicular to the lying surface.
• children's beds of the type described in the introduction have become known in various embodiments.
• children's beds consist of a front and rear side that is pulled up over the lying surface, and correspondingly raised grid elements on the sides, so that a small child cannot leave the bed without outside help.
• the caregivers must then quickly provide the child, who is beginning to get bored, with new toys if necessary, in order to continue to satisfy them. During the night, this is not always possible immediately, which usually means e.g. B. A parent is awakened by the child complaining.
• the invention has for its object to ensure the availability of toys in a cot and thus to give a child a pleasant, happy feeling.
• the invention is based on a child's bed with at least one flat bed frame element arranged perpendicular to the lying surface.
• the main idea of the invention is that at least one play element is movably integrated into the bed frame element by means of guide elements. In this way it is ensured that the play elements on the cot are always available and are at least safely attached to a child. This allows the child to find distraction in a game element that is always present, which improves their satisfaction and facilitates their care. In particular when using such a bed in a hospital, this can be done according to the invention for the child comfortably designed bed promote faster recovery. Since a game element does not come into contact with the floor, the hygiene problem described above is avoided.
• the at least one bed frame element can be detachably attached to an existing bed frame element.
• a suitable support frame can be mounted on an existing cot frame.
• Such a mounting frame can also be arranged on a playpen, for example.
• the guide members include at least one guide rail on which a play element is slidably attached, for example can slide.
• the guide members comprise two parallel guide rails, between which at least one game element is arranged to be displaceable.
• the guide rails advantageously run horizontally on the bed frame. This procedure has the advantage that, depending on the length of the guide rails, a complete bed frame or lattice element can be used by the child as a play arrangement.
• the guide members comprise at least one pivot axis for a game element.
• the pivot axis preferably lies in the plane of the flat bed frame element.
• the pivot axis runs horizontally. This measure allows, for example, game boards to be arranged, which can then be rotated about the swivel axis. It is also especially with larger game boards particularly advantageous if these can be locked. This prevents a child from getting stuck in the game board and possibly injuring it.
• the game board in an inclined position for. B. 30 ° can be locked with respect to the bed frame element, so that a child within the bed, for example, can use this inclined game board as a book pad.
• the bed frame element and / or the at least one play element are designed in such a way that the play element is easily interchangeable.
• the at least one game element is preferably a game figure or a game board.
• the game elements can preferably on one
• Bed frame element can be arranged so that they can also be used by a child that is outside the bed, that is, with cots in the lower area of the bed frame elements, possibly below the bed surface of the bed. In many cases, however, it will be advantageous if the game elements in an area of the
• Bed frame element are arranged, which projects beyond the bed surface of the bed, so that a child within the bed can easily reach the play elements.
• the bed frame element is a side element or a front or back of a cot.
• the cot is for the
• FIG. 2a-c is a view of the foot part element of the cot according to FIG. 1 in an enlarged view
• FIG. 3a-5a three different configurations of a guide rail according to the invention for Fig. 3b-5b a play figure for accommodation in a cot z. B. according to Figures 1 and 2 in a partial front view and in a sectional view corresponding to the lines of intersection shown in the figures.
• FIG. la to d An embodiment of a children's bed according to the invention is shown in Figures la to d and Fig. 2a to c.
• This is, for example, a cot that is designed for a hospital and therefore has a high chassis 1.
• a swiveling game board 3 is arranged above a mattress 5, as well as a displaceable game figure 4 in the form of a passenger bus.
• the figure 4 runs along guide bars 6, 8, which simultaneously represent cross struts of the foot section element 2.
• a swivel axis bearing is accommodated in the horizontal corner posts 8.9 and in the game board itself.
• slidable tokens 10 are positioned on separate guide rails 11 below the mattress 5.
• FIG. 12 In the side parts 12, 13, figures 14, 15 are also slidably arranged along guide rails 16, 17, which simultaneously form the cross struts of the side parts 12, 13.
• the cross strut 17 also forms, with a further cross strut 18 running parallel to it on the lower edge of the mattress 5, the upper and lower edges of the grid elements with grid bars 19 arranged in the side parts 12, 13 intended.
• the headboard element 21 has an integrated music box 22.
• This bed also has rollers 23 for easy travel.
• FIG. 2a shows an enlarged illustration of the foot part element 2 from FIG. 1. Furthermore, a swivel device for the game board 3 with locking is again shown enlarged in FIGS. 2b and c.
• the game board 3 can be rotated via pivot axes 30 which are mounted in the corresponding bores in the corner posts 8, 9 or in the game board 3.
• Locking of the rotatable game board is a locking device 31 which comprises a spring-loaded locking bolt 32 which is mounted in a hole in the corner post 9 by means of a guide disc 33.
• the guide disc 33 and the bore bottom 34 of the bore 35 serve as a support for a compression spring 36.
• the protruding part of the locking bolt is pulled out of a bore 37 in the game board 3, preferably so far that the game board can be rotated around e.g. B. after a 180 ° rotation in a corresponding hole in the game board to engage the locking bar 32 again.
• the locking bar has a stop collar 38. In this way, the two different sides of a game board can be offered to a child to play with.
• FIGS. 3a to 5b three variants of a game piece guidance are shown in detail and in a sectional view.
• guide rails 39, 40 have a U-shaped groove 41, in each of which an elastic guide rubber 42 is inserted via a tongue-like fitting nose. Instead of the nose 43 u. a. also use cone-like elements.
• the guide rubbers 42 each have a slight curvature 44, which engages in a matching groove 45 of a game figure 46, so that the game figure (here a car) can slide with some play between the guide bars 39, 40.
• the wheels 47 of the car 46 are also used for guidance.
• the rest of the game figure, on the other hand, lies in one plane with the guide bars 39, 40.
• FIGS. 4a and b differs from the embodiment in FIGS. 3a and b by two grooves 48, 49 in guide rails 50, 51, in each of which two Engage springs 52, 53 of the figure 54.
• the springs 52, 52 dowels or the like can also be used.
• the game figure is placed on a plate 55 on which the springs 52, 53 are arranged, so that the game figure 54 also contributes to guidance along the bars 50, 51.
• a playing figure 57 is guided in a spar 56 via a tongue and groove connection 58.
• a comparable connection can also be used, e.g. B. instead of the spring one or more dowels, whereas the opposite guide bar 59 is widened so that it is flush with four wheels 60.
• the two-sided wheels 60 form a kind of groove, in which a correspondingly narrow part of the guide bar 61 is positioned, so that the game figure 57 can slide with a little play between the bars 56, 59.

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