ES1063102U - Somier for beds (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Bed base, of the type of which incorporates a metallic structure of contour dimensionally coinciding with that of the bed and in which a mattress base materialized in a plurality of slats or in any other surface or support platform for the mattress, characterized in that it is constituted by two physically independent frames, preferably of equal dimensions, one constituting the half of the mattress corresponding to the headboard and another of the corresponding to the footboard, each materialized in a "U" profile, whose embouchure it is closed by means of a crossbar, with the special feature that this crossbar, also tubular, is of section or height half that of the u-shaped profile, leaving the crosspiece of one frame offset downwards and the other offset upwards, so that in the coupling between frames said crossbars are superimposed, they have a joint height coincident e with the "U" profiles of the frames and are coplanar both superiorly and inferiorly with the rest of the frames, said crossbars having mutual fixing means. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Bed base for beds.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a bed base for beds, and more specifically to the frame of said bed base, on the that the mattress base is established, materialized in a plurality of transverse slats, on a board or any other mattress support surface.

The object of the invention is to achieve a bed base easily transportable regardless of the bed measures, or what is the same as the bed base that participates in her.

Background of the invention

Usually the bed bases are constituted by a metal frame, rectangular contour, with the length and width provided for the bed to which it is intended, frame on which a mattress base of the previously cited, that is a game of slats, a board, etc, said frame being able to be supported on the bed structure or to rest directly on the floor with the leg contest duly in solidarity with it.

Regardless of the weight of the box spring hinders and makes its manipulation laborious, its considerable dimensions, increasing since there is a growing tendency to use longer and wider beds, hinders its transport and also makes handling difficult, making it impossible the use of elevators and creating problems in its rise by stairs, being frequent blows against the wall that scratch or deteriorate the frame.

Description of the invention

The bed base proposed by the invention resolves fully satisfactory way the problem above exposed, offering a great ease of handling and transportation.

To do this and more specifically said bed base it focuses its characteristics on the fact that it is constituted by two racks, preferably the same, manipulable independently, so that each of them has some half dimensions than those of a classic box spring, and so that these two racks have crossbars at their edges coupling, through which fixing between they.

According to another of the characteristics of the invention the mentioned crossbars, tubular like the rest of the structure of the racks, they have a half section of that of the latter and are offset in height, so that in the coupling behind the scenes the crossbar of one of them is flap or rest on that of the other determining a perfect superficial continuity both upper and lower for both racks, that is, for the bed base as a whole.

Finally and according to another of the characteristics of the invention the definitive fixation between the two Racks is carried out with the collaboration of a couple of semi-clamps, with their corresponding screws, with the special feature that these thyme are used usually for screwing the legs of the bed base, of so that the existence of two points of supplementary support with respect to those of any conventional bed base, located in the middle area of the same, which strengthens its structural rigidity against the efforts that it has to stand the bed

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows an exploded perspective. of a bed base made in accordance with the purpose of the present invention

Figure 2.- Shows a detail also in perspective and exploded view of one of the vertices of each frame corresponding to the coupling area between racks.

Figure 3.- Shows a perspective similar to that of the previous figure, in which the two frames appear duly assembled and in which it also appears mounted the complementary leg.

Figure 4.- Shows, finally, a profile in detail of the previous figure.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the aforementioned figures, it can be seen how the bed base that is recommended is constituted by two frames (1) and (2), approximately equal, based on two tubular profiles of "U" configuration that correspond to the references themselves (1) and (2), closing the frame (1) through its mouth by means of a crossbar (3) also tubular, of a section half that of the tube (1) and offset downwards on the ends of the latter, while that the other frame (2) is also closed by a crossbar (4) similar to the crossbar (3), but in this case offset upwards, so that both crossbars (3) and (4) are capable of overlapping, such as Figure 4 shows, giving rise to a double crossbar that is perfectly flush both top and bottom with the rest of the frames
(1 and 2).

The structure of these frames (1) and (2) is rigidifies with the collaboration of respective intermediate stringers (5) that are fixed to the middle branch of the "U" profiles (1) and (2), and the corresponding crossbar (3-4), such as show figure 1.

As can also be seen from this figure 1, this bipartite character of the bed base facilitates transportation to the consumer, since the size of each frame (1-2) is half that of the frame of a conventional bed base, allowing the use of delivery vehicles more small and minimizing the risk of damage to the bed base itself, of injuries to the operators
rivers, etc.

The assembly of the two racks (1) and (2) is carried out with the collaboration of a pair of semi-clamps (6), capable of tightly embracing the crossbars (3) and (4), such as shown in figure 4, and provided in its lateral branches of opposite holes for passage of a fixing thyme (7) that it is threaded directly on the leg (8), according to the system conventional fixing of legs to bed bases and other bases of mattress

This way the bed base is also easily mountable and structurally more resistant, for double crossbar of its middle zone, having predicted that its legs (8) of fixing between racks are tucked with respect to the bed frame stringers, ie displaced towards its axis longitudinal and medium, to better distribute the efforts that have to transmitted to the ground

Claims (3)

1. Bed base for beds, of the type that incorporates a metallic structure of contour dimensionally coincident with that of the bed and in which a mattress base materialized in a plurality of slats or on any other surface or support platform for the mattress, characterized in that it is constituted by two physically independent frames, preferably of equal dimensions, one constituting half of the bed base corresponding to the headboard and another one corresponding to the footboard, each materialized in a "U" profile, whose mouthpiece it is closed by means of a crossbar, with the special feature that this crossbar, also tubular, is of section or height half that of the "U" profile, leaving the crossbar of one frame offset downwards and the other offset upwards, of so that in the coupling between frames said crossbars are superimposed, they have a coincident joint height c on the one of the profiles in "U" of the frames and they are coplanar both superiorly and inferiorly with the rest of the frames, counting said crossbars with means of mutual fixation. 2. Bed base for beds, according to claim 1, characterized in that said fixing means for the crossbars consist of at least one pair of semi-clamps, configured with a "U", which simultaneously and tightly embrace both crossbars, and in whose lateral branches opposite holes are established for the passage of a screw that threads on a conventional leg located under the double crossbar and in each of the two lateral areas of the
box spring 3. Bed base for beds, according to previous claims, characterized in that each frame is stiffened by a crossbar that relates the midpoint of the middle branch of the "U" profile to the midpoint of the corresponding crossbar.