Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C19/00—Bedsteads
  • A47C19/22—Combinations of bedsteads with other furniture or with accessories, e.g. with bedside cabinets
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C17/00—Sofas; Couches; Beds
  • A47C17/86—Parts or details for beds, sofas or couches only not fully covered in a single one of the sub-groups A47C17/02, A47C17/04, A47C17/38, A47C17/52, A47C17/64, or A47C17/84; Drawers in or under beds

Definitions

• the present invention refers to ⁇ CASE/CHASTE- BED for the keeping of things.
• ⁇ mechanism of rails in its top it can be opened and closed for the total profitability of the space. It also has a frontal access for the keeping of shoes.
• Background of the Invention At present, beds with drawers are widely known, but they offer several inconvenient such as: a) the space available below the mattress and elastics is not totally used, since the drawer system requires the rails to be separated from each other, which means a wasting of space; b) the system of drawers requires for its correct functioning a considerable space at each side of the bed, being that the drawer has to come out and the person trying to reach it has to remain either on foot or crouching.
• the drawers are reached one at a time, which implies that if the order of the contents of the drawers needed to be changed, first a drawer should be opened, the content should be taken out and after that, the second drawer could be opened.
• the invention allows for the complete access of each lateral by means of a movement mechanism of the lid. That is to say, half of the "case” (right or left) is completely opened, which permits a faster arranging of the content and a comfortable access to all its surface
• the aim of the invention is achieved by the use of a mechanism of rails attached to it, that run on wheels and on which the lid and mattress will slide to each side for the access to the "case", which is the base of the bed.
• the access to the "case” will also be possible frontally by means of two dumping leaves to reach, for example, shoes.
• Headboard with back and lateral movable resting surfaces Headboard with back and lateral movable resting surfaces.
• the object improvement of the present invention is made up of 3 metallic squared rails made of steel (B3), of the same length as the base of the bed, screwed to rectangular strips (B2). These bars are glued to the lid (Bl) and they have the same length of the rails.
• the metallic rails (B3) slide on the gaps of the wheels (A7) which are fixed to the inner divisions of the base (A6) parallel to the mentioned rails.
• the Case/Chest-bed is basically made up of two parts : A. "Case" - Base
• the "Case”-base has compartments, the result of three inner divisions (A6) which run transversally and a fourth longitudinal divisor. (The number of divisors might vary, since they do not add to the essence of the invention). These divisions, reinforce the "case” base and adds to its rigidness
• Bl A blind lid on which the mattress will be laid.
• This lid slides between the feet and head sides of the "case"-base. In its feet/head sides it maintains a straight cut throughout all of its thickness; while in the remaining two 2 other sides, it has a round cut (B5) which makes the pushing of the lid to each side easier, it feels more comfortable for the hand and gives a soft feeling when being sat on the bed.
• this round borders stick out of the lateral closings (A4), which are the edges of the "case”-base. This fact makes the lid somehow wider than the "case” so that the feet of the user won't collide with the case, either when sitting or when walking or standing around it.
• (B2) are rectangular strips glued to the lid, which function as ribs, reinforcing it, and which have the same height as the thickness of the lid, and the length of the 'case"-base. It is to these strips that the three steel squared section rails, of the same length as the strips (B3) are screwed. These rails fit into the wheels (A7) fixed on the divisions (A6) of the base, and slide on them, allowing for the movement of the lid (B) to each side of the base. Non slipping tapes (B4) of the same length as the mattress are stuck on the lid (Bl) to avoid its movement.
• the side of the head (figure 1 ), is replaced by a prism (C), of a length equal to the adding of the width of the bed, plus the two lateral corridors at each side. It will be placed behind the lid (B) of the bed, so that it does not block sidewards movement of the lid. It is made of:
• This prism is empty and in the its central space (Cl) corresponds to the width of the mattress, and has two holders which support a movable and adjustable back (C3), which might also be tilting or pivoting, for the resting of the head, and its position will be adjustable to the user.
• the resting lid (C4) might ,optionally and by means of pivot hinges, be opened in order to reach its interior (C5), an independent compartment for the keeping of things.
• the lid of the prism is a tray (C6), which slides forwards by means of telescopic tracks, adopting optionally, a new position more at hand of the user (for example, during the night).
• C6 an opened shelf
• C8 a drawer with telescopic tracks is placed (C8).
• Figure 7 LIDS
• the "Case/Chaste-Bed” is accompanied by two accessory suspended resting surfaces (Dl) placed symmetrically at a higher level than the pillow, so that when the lid of the bed is shifted to either sides, it will run below the resting surface without bothering its movement. These surfaces have a trapezoidal shape that facilitates the sight of the user.
• the side which is nearer to the bed has a minor depth (D2).
• D2 a round cut was chosen (D3) assimilating it to the outstanding side of the lid of the bed, resulting in a less cutting edge, more pleasant to the touch.

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