EP3970564A1 - Siège rembourré et procédé de fabrication d'un élément d'insertion pour un siège, ainsi que procédé de modification du contour de siège d'un tel siège - Google Patents

Siège rembourré et procédé de fabrication d'un élément d'insertion pour un siège, ainsi que procédé de modification du contour de siège d'un tel siège Download PDF

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EP3970564A1
EP3970564A1 EP21189835.8A EP21189835A EP3970564A1 EP 3970564 A1 EP3970564 A1 EP 3970564A1 EP 21189835 A EP21189835 A EP 21189835A EP 3970564 A1 EP3970564 A1 EP 3970564A1
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Benjamin Heckler
Giuseppe Argiolu
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47CCHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
    • A47C7/00Parts, details, or accessories of chairs or stools
    • A47C7/36Support for the head or the back
    • A47C7/40Support for the head or the back for the back
    • A47C7/46Support for the head or the back for the back with special, e.g. adjustable, lumbar region support profile; "Ackerblom" profile chairs
    • A47C7/462Support for the head or the back for the back with special, e.g. adjustable, lumbar region support profile; "Ackerblom" profile chairs adjustable by mechanical means
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47CCHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
    • A47C31/00Details or accessories for chairs, beds, or the like, not provided for in other groups of this subclass, e.g. upholstery fasteners, mattress protectors, stretching devices for mattress nets
    • A47C31/12Means, e.g. measuring means for adapting chairs, beds or mattresses to the shape or weight of persons
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  • the present invention relates to an upholstered piece of seating furniture with an insert element and a method for producing such an inlay element and a method for changing the seat contour of an upholstered piece of seating furniture.
  • Office chairs are usually mass-produced in large numbers in series, in particular to be economical.
  • the basic components of each type of chair are manufactured uniformly, as is usual in series production.
  • the anatomy of the human body that the office chairs are supposed to carry is very different, if only because of the respective gender.
  • parameters important for ergonomics such as body weight or different body proportions, add to the diversity of potential users.
  • An office chair designed for a tall and heavy person, for example the 90th percentile man cannot guarantee an ergonomic sitting position equally for a small and light person, for example the 10th percentile woman.
  • this range of users cannot usually be adequately served with current office chair concepts in terms of comfort and health, especially with regard to the upholstery surfaces.
  • Custom-made products Office chairs are extremely unusual and usually hardly affordable from an economic point of view.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide a piece of seating furniture that can be customized and has a changeable seat contour in accordance with a person's needs.
  • this object is achieved by a piece of seating furniture having the features of patent claim 1, by a manufacturing method having the features of patent claim 11 and/or by a method having the features of patent claim 14.
  • the idea on which the present invention is based is to provide an upholstered piece of seating furniture with adjustable and/or replaceable insert elements, so that a user can adjust the seating contour of the upholstered piece of seating furniture according to his or her wishes and/or anthropometric conditions.
  • Data about wishes and/or anthropometric conditions which can be based on medical data, among other things, can already be provided when ordering the upholstered Seating furniture to be sent to the manufacturer.
  • the upholstered seating furniture can be equipped with the appropriate insert elements ex works and sent to the customer. The customer thus receives a piece of seating furniture individually assembled or tailored by the insert elements.
  • the manufacturer can largely use the comparatively inexpensive and quality-assuring series production, especially for the support structure, the upholstery and the upholstery cover of the seating furniture.
  • the seat contour can thus be individually adjusted by the insert elements based on the series-produced piece of seating furniture.
  • Predefined receiving areas on the useful side of the supporting structure allow the essentially uniform seating furniture to be individually adapted using insert elements that are produced in different sizes or individually and are fixed in the receiving areas.
  • different insert elements are provided that differ in their geometry and padding properties, such as foam properties, degree of hardness or the like.
  • different clothing sizes predetermined for certain body size ranges are conceivable, which can be selected, for example, on the basis of measured body features.
  • the insert elements can alternatively or additionally be designed to fit different body size ranges and individually positioned over a large adjustment range. In this way, an optimal adaptation of the contour is made possible.
  • individual insert elements are also conceivable, which can be produced in a user-specific manner in terms of geometry and padding properties, for example based on an impression or a measurement of the user's individual body.
  • the insert elements can also be retrofitted or exchanged. Since comfort requirements and body measurement values can change over time, it is thus possible to introduce or remove additional insert elements in the seating furniture.
  • the seating furniture can also be used by other people.
  • the designation of upholstered seating includes, in particular, membrane chairs, meeting, seminar and conference chairs and lounge furniture.
  • seat contour refers to the contour of the entire useful side of the chair, in particular the seat, the backrest and the headrest of the chair.
  • the lordosis area is that area of a person's back that is shaped forwards by the curvature of the lumbar/cervical spine according to the medical definition of a lordosis. For backrests, this essentially corresponds to the lower half of the backrest if the backrest extends at least to the neck area.
  • the insert element is detachably fastened to the receiving area.
  • it can be releasably attached using a form-fitting and/or force-fitting fastening means.
  • the insert element can be detached from the receiving area using at least one of the following fastening means fastened: plug connection, screw connection, Velcro, mushroom in mushroom connection, press studs, zipper, magnetic connection, stretch cover.
  • the upholstery cover can be designed as a stretch cover and the insert element can be fastened by tensioning the upholstery cover.
  • the cover on the backrest surface is opened via two laterally running zippers and the insert element is pushed in laterally.
  • the insert element When the zippers are closed, the padding element is held in place by the tension of the upholstery cover.
  • the insert element can be attached and exchanged in the receiving area in a simple and reversible manner.
  • the form-fitting and/or non-positive fastening means mentioned generally do not require any further fastening materials or aids and can be effectively fastened quickly and easily.
  • the insert element is non-detachably attached to the receiving area by means of a form-fit fastening means, in particular by means of at least one of the following fastening means: riveted connection, welded connection; seam connection; adhesive connection.
  • a form-fit fastening means in particular by means of at least one of the following fastening means: riveted connection, welded connection; seam connection; adhesive connection.
  • the upholstery cover has an opening, in particular one closable opening, which is designed and arranged with respect to the respective support structure in order to insert an insert element from the outside into the receiving area and/or to remove an insert element fixed in the receiving area.
  • the opening is provided, for example vertically, with a predominantly longitudinal extent on at least one lateral side of the support structure, being arranged essentially at the height of the receiving area of the useful side.
  • the opening can also be provided continuously from a first lateral side via an upper side or a lower side to a second lateral side, so that the cushion cover can be completely or partially removed from the support structure.
  • the opening can have closure means, which can be designed in particular as a Velcro fastener, snap fasteners, buttons, a zipper, magnetic connection or combinations thereof.
  • closure means can be designed in particular as a Velcro fastener, snap fasteners, buttons, a zipper, magnetic connection or combinations thereof.
  • two zips are attached to the side of the backrest surface, which can open the upholstery cover vertically over the entire surface.
  • the insert element is then pushed in laterally and positioned using a scale that is applied to the receiving area, for example in the form of a second underlying cover with a velor layer. In this way, the position of an installed insert element can be changed or the installed insert element can be exchanged for another insert element or several insert elements.
  • the insert element is at least partially elastic in such a way that a rear side of the insert element, when fixed in the receiving area, has the shape of the receiving area. This ensures that the insert element is attached in a non-slip manner and no excessive loads act on the insert element in the event of incorrect attachment in the receiving area.
  • an insert element almost completely covers the entire useful side of the backrest and/or seat surface, so that an additional padding layer is created.
  • the insert element has at least two areas with different elasticity and/or compressibility. In this way, more sensitive areas of the human body can be made softer with the aid of greater elasticity and/or compressibility of the insert element. In contrast, adjacent more supportive areas of the human body may have less elasticity and/or compressibility of the insert member to provide more support to the human body in those areas.
  • the different elasticity and/or compressibility of the insert element is realized at least by one of the following measures: different thickness; material cuts; different material thickness; and different material densities
  • the insert elements can have a multi-layer structure composed of a wide variety of materials.
  • different types of additional covers for the insert element and/or different types of support plates connected to the insert element can be provided for this purpose.
  • the insert element which is made of foam, for example, covered with a textile, material mix, or the like, like a pillow. This creates another factor that can be used to change the characteristics of the insert element.
  • the insert elements are attached to a felt material that serves as a carrier plate for the insert element in order to increase rigidity.
  • the insert elements can be glued to the felt material, for example.
  • Velcro strips can also be sewn on for attachment. It is also conceivable to adjust the properties by adding other materials such as plastics, metals, wood, etc., for example in the form of pocket springs made of wire or the like.
  • the insert element contains one or more spring pockets.
  • an air cushion can be provided which changes the contour when it is inflated.
  • insert elements can be designed to adapt to an individual contour, for example with a viscoelastic material and a vacuum device. This means that an impression of the back section can be created using the viscoelastic material and then kept in the respective shape by vacuuming.
  • the insert element has a large number of segments which are arranged in particular in a matrix-like manner with respect to one another.
  • the segments can be square or round or square and round in shape.
  • the segments can be arranged, for example, axially symmetrically to the central axis of the insert element, but are not tied to any symmetries and can also be freely arranged relative to each other.
  • the plurality of segments can be provided in many different sizes and configurations in the insert member.
  • the insert element is provided in the lordosis area and/or in the headrest area of the backrest.
  • the lumbar region of the lower back and the headrest area are particularly sensitive areas, so that insert elements attached in these areas can efficiently increase the well-being and health of a person in relation to the remaining areas of the seating furniture.
  • the insert element is provided in the seat surface.
  • the greatest weight usually rests on the seat surface when a person is sitting on it in the intended seating positions.
  • misalignment of the spine and/or pelvic obliquity can be counteracted by appropriate insert elements in the seat.
  • preferred seating positions can also be supported with the help of insert elements.
  • an insert element can also be provided with a recess and/or an area with a particularly soft material. For example, the coccyx area can be relieved in this way.
  • the intermediate space has a padding at least in sections, with the padding having a recess in the receiving area for inserting the insert element.
  • the insert element can quickly and easily at exactly the intended position in the upholstery. In particular, this facilitates the assembly of the insert element and also avoids incorrect positioning of the insert element on the support structure.
  • the insert element can essentially correspond to the surface of the cushion on the useful side or protrude from the surface of the cushion on the useful side.
  • the insert element can also be provided attached directly to the padding in the receiving area, for example fastened by friction with an upholstery cover designed as a fitted cover.
  • the method also includes the step of injection molding an insert element from a foam raw material, in particular from PUR, PE, crosslinked PE, PA granules or foams and combinations thereof as foam raw material.
  • a foam raw material in particular from PUR, PE, crosslinked PE, PA granules or foams and combinations thereof as foam raw material.
  • additional medical data of the person in particular taking into account musculoskeletal disorders, and/or the person's anthropometry and/or comfort requirements of the person are used or taken into account for the step of creating the computer-aided data record.
  • the insert elements can be manufactured specifically in such a way that they meet medical requirements and/or meet the individual wishes of a single person.
  • the insert elements are thus also able to be used in the medical treatment of, in particular, musculoskeletal disorders.
  • the method comprises the steps of: releasing a first insert element fixed in the receiving area of the supporting structure of the piece of seating furniture; removing the detached first pad member through the opening of the cushion cover; providing a second panel member having a different property from the first panel member, wherein the moving comprises inserting the second panel member and the fixing comprises securing the second panel member.
  • the different property of the second insert element can be a different contour.
  • another material property is involved, which, for example, behaves differently in relation to the prestressing of the cover and the body weight of a person, so that the seat contour changes as a result. In this way, an existing seat contour can be changed easily and effectively, even if an insert element is already present.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • the upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 is designed here, for example, as a schematically illustrated office chair and comprises a seat surface 2, a backrest 3, at least one upholstery cover 6 and at least one insert element 7.
  • the seat 2 and the backrest 3 each have a support structure 11 .
  • this can be a seat support and a backrest support.
  • the supporting structures 11 preferably contain supporting structural elements made of solid materials, for example plastics, metals, light metals, alloys, wood or the like, which can also be fiber-reinforced and/or can be combined with one another.
  • the support structures 11 each have a useful side 4 . Those sides of the support structures 11 that face a person when the person is sitting on the piece of seating furniture 1 are referred to as the useful side 4 . At least one of the useful sides 4 has a receiving area 5 which is designed to receive the insert element.
  • the receiving area is arranged on the useful side of the backrest 3 .
  • the useful side 4 of the seat surface 2 can also have the receiving area 5 completely or in sections.
  • both the useful side 4 of the seat surface 2 and the useful side 4 of the backrest 3 can each have a receiving area 5 . If a headrest that is separate from the backrest 3 is provided on the seating furniture item 1, a useful side of the headrest can also have a receiving area for an insert element.
  • the seating furniture 1 designed here by way of example as an office chair also comprises a seat base 12.
  • the seat base 12 is formed with a base 13 and a gas pressure spring 14 firmly connected to the base 13.
  • the seat base 12 is connected to the support structure 11 , here the support structure 11 of the seat surface 2 , for example via the gas pressure spring 14 .
  • the connection is illustrated exemplary embodiment designed to be rotatable about the longitudinal axis of the gas pressure spring.
  • the base 13 preferably also has rollers, which are not shown here for the sake of clarity, by means of which the chair can be rolled on a floor.
  • the upholstery cover 6 covers at least one of the support structures 11 at least on its useful side 4 .
  • the upholstery cover 6 is provided on the useful side 4 of the backrest 3 .
  • the upholstery cover 6 can be made, for example, from textiles, plastics, skins of animals, for example leather, or mixed forms thereof.
  • the upholstery cover is preferably designed to be elastic or at least partially elastic.
  • the insert element 7 is designed to be insertable into the receiving area 5 .
  • the upholstery cover 6 can also have an opening that is correspondingly designed and suitably arranged with respect to the respective support structure 11 9 have.
  • the opening 9 is preferably arranged laterally relative to the useful side 4 .
  • the opening 9 can also be arranged directly on the useful side 4 or on another side of the chair 1 .
  • the opening 9 can optionally be designed to be reversibly closable and, for this purpose, be provided with reversible closing mechanisms, in particular Velcro fasteners, buttons, snap fasteners, a zip fastener, or the like.
  • the at least one insert element 7 is designed and shaped in such a way that it is in a gap 8 between a of the support structures 11 and the corresponding upholstery cover 6 can be used and fixed in the receiving area 5 .
  • the shape of the insert element 7 is not limited to any specific shape, but can be adapted to the contour of the respective useful side and/or to the respective ergonomic requirement.
  • the insert element 7 can have, for example, cuboid, curved, spherical, trapezoidal and/or free-form sections or components with angular and/or rounded edges.
  • the insert element 7 can be fastened to the receiving area 5 .
  • it can be releasably fastened using a form-fitting and/or non-positive fastening means.
  • the insert element 7 can be attached to the receiving area 5 via a plug-in connection, screw connection, a Velcro fastener, snap fasteners, a magnet connection, a zip fastener and/or a stretch cover.
  • a plug-in connection screw connection
  • Velcro fastener e.g., Velcro fastener
  • snap fasteners e.g., a magnet connection
  • zip fastener e.g., a zip fastener and/or a stretch cover.
  • combined fastening means in particular combinations of a stretch cover with other fastening means, are also possible.
  • the insert element 7 can also be non-detachably fastened to the receiving area 5 by means of a form-fit fastening means.
  • the insert element 7 can be attached to the receiving area 5 in particular via at least one riveted connection, welded connection, seam connection and/or adhesive connection.
  • the insert element 7 can be releasably fastened to the receiving area 5 by the tension force of the upholstery cover 6 .
  • the resilience of the elastic cushion cover 6 presses the insert element 7 to the receiving area 5, the friction between the material surfaces of the receiving area 5 and the insert element 7 or of the insert element 7 and the upholstery cover 6 is sufficiently large to fix the insert element 7 in the receiving area 5 .
  • neither the weight of the insert element 7 nor the fact that the user is supported on the item of seating furniture 1 in different sitting positions can change the position of the insert element 7 relative to the item of seating furniture 1 .
  • the insert element 7 can be at least partially elastic.
  • a rear side of the insert element 7, when it is fixed in the receiving area 5, can assume the shape of the receiving area 5.
  • the support structure 11 can have side walls on the useful side 4 which protrude in the lateral edge region of the useful side 4 .
  • the at least partially elastic insert element 7 is thus able to adapt to this preferably curved and/or round shape of the side walls in relation to the contour of the useful side 4 .
  • the rear side of the insert element 7 can thus completely touch the receiving area 5 or be supported on it under load.
  • the side walls can be provided in the lordosis area in the case of an insert element provided as a lumbar support.
  • the insert element 7 can have several, ie at least two, areas with different elasticity.
  • the compressibility can also be different.
  • an area can have a lower elasticity and a lower compressibility if a person sitting on the chair 1 requires greater support of the human body in this area than in another area. Especially may directly adjoin the other area.
  • the at least two areas can be divided onto the insert element 7 in a variety of ways. Accordingly, the elasticity and/or compressibility can change in all three spatial directions along the insert element 7 with the transition to an adjacent area.
  • the areas of the insert element 7 can be arranged in a matrix-like manner in relation to one another.
  • the insert element 7 can have a large number of such segments, which are arranged in particular in a matrix-like manner with respect to one another.
  • the different elasticity and/or compressibility of the insert element 7 can be realized, for example, by different thicknesses, inserted material incisions, different material thicknesses or different material densities. Of course, combinations of such measures are also possible.
  • the insert element 7 can preferably be provided in the lordosis area and/or in the headrest area of the backrest 3 .
  • the insert element 7 can extend over the entire width of the backrest 3 or only part of it.
  • the receiving area 5 can also extend over the entire useful side 4 .
  • the insert element 7 can also extend over the entire or a predominant part of the length of the backrest 3.
  • one or more, in particular two, insert elements 7 can be present in the lordosis area, the position and/or shape of which correspond to one another. The same applies regardless of the number and arrangement the insert elements 7 in the lordosis area also towards the headrest area.
  • an insert element 7 can be provided in the seat surface 2 as an alternative or in addition.
  • the insert element 7 can extend over the entire seat surface 2 or only part of it. If several insert elements 7 are provided partially on the seat surface 2, the insert elements 7 are preferably arranged in such a way that the seat surface 2 including the insert elements 7 corresponds to a saddle shape. In the event that an insert element 7 is provided, the insert element 7 as such can correspond to a saddle shape.
  • the insert element 7 in the seat surface 2 can, for example, have recesses in sensitive body areas, in particular in the area of the ischial tuberosities or the coccyx of a person.
  • the insert element is preferably designed in such a way that a corresponding combination of geometry and material properties of the insert element 7 leads to relief of the respective body areas.
  • the intermediate space 8 can have a cushion 10 at least in sections, with the cushion 10 having a recess 15 in the receiving area 5 for inserting the insert element 7 .
  • the recess 15 is able to positively fix the insert element 7 , in particular in combination with the cushion cover 6 , on the receiving area 5 .
  • the upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 can also have other releasable or non-releasable form-fitting fastening means in order to fasten the insert element 7 to the receiving area 5 .
  • Pad 10 and insert element 7 can either be made of the same material or have different material compositions, in particular different foam components.
  • Exemplary foam components can include PUR, PE, crosslinked PE, PA foams or combinations thereof.
  • the cushion 10 and the insert element 7 can also be made of a foam composite material, which can also contain other materials such as non-foamed plastics, wood, felt, metals, light metals or the like in addition to foam.
  • the insert element 7 has a multi-layer structure in which a carrier plate is provided, the carrier plate preferably being made of a felt.
  • the insert element 7 does not necessarily have to have foam.
  • the insert element 7 can also have spring pockets, for example.
  • air cushions are also conceivable, the properties of which can be changed by inflation, so that the contour of the insert element 7 can also be actively adapted.
  • the insert element 7 can also be made of a viscoelastic material and designed for shape adjustment by means of vacuuming. For example, by pressing a person's back on the insert element 7 and vacuuming the resulting contour of the insert element 7, the insert element 7 can be kept in the shape corresponding to the back.
  • the insert element 7 can have a reference.
  • the cover can be made of a textile, in particular like the upholstery cover 6, be made.
  • the receiving area 5 can have markings 16, in particular in the form of colored and/or textual markings, for example inscriptions, engravings or embossing, for easier positioning of the insert element 7.
  • the markings indicate, for example, at which position and in which alignment the respective insert element 7 is to be attached in the receiving area 5 .
  • Figures 2A, 2B show a schematic front ( Figure 2A ) or side view ( Figure 2B ) a backrest 3 of a piece of seating furniture 1 according to a further exemplary embodiment.
  • the backrest 3 according to the embodiment Figures 2A, 2B corresponds essentially to the backrest 3 according to the exemplary embodiment 1 .
  • the backrest 3 differs according to the exemplary embodiment Figures 2A, 2B from the embodiment 1 to the effect that the insert element 7 can be freely positioned in the receiving area 5 .
  • markings 16 are indicated in the form of textual markings of body size measurements, which provide guidance when attaching the insert element 7 based on the body size.
  • the insert element can be detachably fastened to the various markings 16 .
  • Velcro fasteners, magnetic connections and/or plug-in connections are particularly suitable as detachable fastening means.
  • the seat contour can be changed in any reversible manner. This makes it possible, for example, for a first user to continuously adapt the seating furniture 1 to his or her wishes for the seat contour by changing the position of the Adjust insert element 7 or by replacing the insert element 7 with another insert element.
  • the item of seating furniture 1 can be adapted to a second user by positioning/exchanging the insert element 7 accordingly. In this way, a piece of seating furniture can be shared by different users and still be upholstered individually.
  • the insert element 7 can be fixed to the support structure 11 or to the cushion 10 in the receiving area 5 . Of course, both would also be possible.
  • the receiving area 5 forms a coherent surface section on the useful side 4.
  • a large number of receiving areas 5, which can also form several independent surface sections, can be provided on the useful side 4 of the backrest 3.
  • FIG. 3 shows a flow chart of a method V for producing an insert element 7 for an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1.
  • Method V is intended for producing an insert element 7 for an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 .
  • it is the production of an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 according to an exemplary embodiment 1 or 2 .
  • the method comprises the step of detecting V1 the shape of a person.
  • V1 the shape of a person.
  • it is a three-dimensional detection V1 of the shape of a person using an optical detection device.
  • the body measurement values, in particular the contour and the width of the back are recorded.
  • the optical detection device can be embodied, for example, as a digital camera, 3D body scanner or camera with a depth sensor.
  • the person can be measured using analog measuring instruments, in particular a measuring tape and/or an anthropometer, a contour gauge or the like.
  • the measured body values recorded by the optical detection device can be validated with the measured body values measured using a tape measure and/or anthropometer.
  • the detection V1 can also be a detection of only individual values of the shape of a person and a grouping or estimation of further shape features based on body size statistics.
  • the method V includes the step of creating V2 a computer-readable data set that represents the recorded shape of the person.
  • the data set can be stored on a local storage medium and/or a server.
  • it is a data set representing the three-dimensional shape of the person.
  • medical data of the person in particular taking into account musculoskeletal disorders, and/or the person's anthropometry and/or comfort requirements of the person can be used for the step of creating V2 the computer-aided data record.
  • the method V includes the step of computer-assisted production or selection V3 of a partially or completely anthropometrically shaped insert element 7 based on the computer-readable data record that has been created. Accordingly, the insert element is either produced individually or a suitable insert element or possibly a pre-selection of several suitable insert elements is selected from prefabricated insert elements.
  • step V4 is optional.
  • the method V includes the step of injection molding V4 an insert element 7 from a foam raw material.
  • the foam raw material can be PUR, PE, crosslinked PE or PA granules or combinations thereof.
  • a step of cutting V4' an insert element 7 from a foam block can also be provided.
  • it can be a foam block made from PUR, PE, crosslinked PE or PA foams and combinations thereof.
  • the production steps can also be combined, in that the foam block is first produced by injection molding V4 or other additive manufacturing processes, for example 3D printing, and is then shaped or refined by cutting V4' according to the computer-readable data record that has been created. It is also conceivable to produce the insert element 7 generatively, for example by additive injection molding V4 or by 3D printing using an elastic plastic in accordance with the computer-readable data set that has been created.
  • FIG. 4 shows a flow chart of a method M for changing the seat contour of an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1.
  • Method M is intended for changing the seat contour of an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 .
  • this is an upholstered piece of seating furniture 1 according to an exemplary embodiment 1 or 2 .
  • the seating furniture item 1 with the receiving area 5 and upholstery cover 6 can initially be provided without an insert element 7.
  • the method includes the steps of moving M4 an insert element 7 in an intermediate space 8 between the support structure 11 and the cushion cover 6 that is accessible via an opening 9 in the cushion cover 6 that covers the support structure 11 at least on its useful side 4; and fixing M5 of the insert element 7 in a receiving area 5 of the support structure 11.
  • An insert element 7 can thus be inserted via the opening 9 without an insert element necessarily having to be inserted beforehand.
  • the method initially includes the step of releasing M1 a first insert element 7 fixed in the receiving area 5 of the support structure 11 of the seating furniture item 1.
  • Method M also includes the steps of removing M2 the detached first insert element 7 via the opening 9 of the upholstery cover 6 covering the support structure 11 at least on its useful side 4 and providing M3 a second insert element 7, which has a property that differs from the first insert element 7, with the subsequent moving M4 includes inserting the second insert member 7 and fixing M5 includes attaching the second insert member 7 .
  • the different property of the second insert element can be a different contour.
  • another material property is involved, which, for example, behaves differently in relation to the prestressing of the cover and the body weight of a person, so that the seat contour changes as a result.

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