ES1074078U - Urban furniture (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Urban furniture, which is designed to allow any user or citizen to use it to carry out work with its corresponding personal or portable computer, it is characterized by the combination of a seat and a support for a laptop, the seat and support being secured to respective tubular elements, preferably of stainless steel, with means of anchoring in a concrete base buried under the floor and with the ability to rotate an arc of 360º on both sides. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Street furniture.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to furniture urban, and more specifically to a seat set for a user and a personal computer support, so that any citizen can stand on the furniture and perform operations With your computer.

Background of the invention

Although at the level of street furniture they are known numerous types of seats or benches for the rest of the people, as well as tables to develop different activities of games, and even pin-pong tables, etc., the truth is that so far no urban furniture is known that allow a user to work comfortably with their computer personal or portable

Description of the invention

The street furniture that has been recommended has been designed to solve the problem described above, based on a simple solution but of great efficiency.

More specifically, the furniture of the invention it is constituted by the conjunction of a seat and a support for a laptop or personal computer, so that the seat is constituted by a simple platform fixed at the upper end and horizontal of a tubular arm, preferably of section circular and materialized in steel, which is embedded in the ground, to through a base buried in said ground, from which emerges that arm on whose upper end the seat is located, with the special feature that said arm in its assembly on the buried base, is capable of turning right and left with an angle of 360º, that is to say a complete turn.

On a side part and above the ground of the anchorage of the commented arm of the seat, another one is planned arm in solidarity with him, who projects himself slightly divergent from the seat, and whose second arm, too constituted by a tubular element of steel or similar material, it is holder of a stand for a personal or portable computer, complemented that support with a protection screen.

Both arms have a configuration appropriate to establish on the one hand a section for the seat, and on the other hand a section for the support with the screen for the computer, and that they are perfectly distanced, both in height as in the horizontal plane, to allow a user sitting on the seat can handle conveniently and comfortably The computer on the stand.

The seat support arm may have greater or lower height in one case allow the user to sit but practically standing, while in the second case, that is when it is shorter, the seat is used as a chair office or similar, that is to say with the user sitting and with the legs flexed That is, in this second case it is a model "desk" in which the seat is at a height equivalent to that of an office chair, while in the first in case the model would be known as "cafeteria", in which the seat is at a height equivalent to that of a stool high, in which the user acquires a more upright position.

It should be noted that both the seat arm as the support arm for the computer can be elements independent and both anchored to corresponding bases of support hidden in the ground, and in both cases also rotating as referred to previously, with the particularity that when the seat and support of the computer are separated, it is say that they are independent elements, according to the distancing between them, can also be used by disabled, standing with his chair in front of the stand for computer.

Finally, the arm of the seat present a configuration such that instead of being recessed in a base buried in the ground, it supports through its end lower on a ball or bearing, arm that adopts a profile appropriate to be attached by a section of it to the support arm of the computer that is the one that will be anchored in the field.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, is accompanied as an integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows a representation schematic of the urban furniture of the invention, being used by a citizen

Figure 2.- Shows a plan view top of the same furniture of the previous figure without the user, and in line of strokes the turn that the own can realize furniture.

Figure 3.- Shows a view like that of the Figure 1, but with the seat at a higher height, defining a species of high stool.

Figure 4.- Shows a perspective view of the furniture represented in figure 1.

Figure 5.- Shows, finally, a variant of realization of the furniture represented in the figures above, where the element that is anchored to the ground is the arm of the computer stand, and to that arm is laterally hold the seat arm, supporting the end lower of said arm in a sphere.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the referred figures, the furniture of the invention is constituted by a seat (1) and a support (2) for a personal or portable computer (3), while the seat (1) is intended to be used by a user (4), it is say by any person or citizen.

The seat (1) consists of a plate fixed on a horizontal and upper section of a tubular arm (5) preferably stainless steel, which at its lower end goes anchored to a concrete base or similar (6) buried under the own ground (7), as shown in figure 1, with the special feature that that seat support arm (5) (1) It is rotatable 360º in both directions.

On the lateral surface of a section of the arm (5), located above the ground (7), is fixed a second arm (8), of the same characteristics, which is what constitutes the medium where the support (2) for the computer (3) is fixed, complementing that support (2) with a screen (9), as is represented in figures 1, 2, 3 and 4.

The arm (5), as well as the arm (8) for the seat (1) and for the support (2) of the computer, may have different length, so that in the first case the seat (1) is at the height of what an office seat is while in the second case, as shown in figure 3, the seat (1) is at the height of a high stool and therefore the support (2) also at a higher height so that the user (4) can act on the computer (3) comfortably and in the proper posture, due to the height of the seat itself (1).

As already stated, the arms (5 and 8) of the seat (1) and support (2) for the computer (3), can be independent elements and be both anchored to corresponding bases (6) buried in the ground, and convenient distance so that a user can adopt the correct position, as represented in Figures (1 and 3), and use the furniture to work with the personal or portable computer, and also depending on the distancing between one and another element, as means independent, allow the use of furniture by a wheelchair disabled

In a variant embodiment, as shown in figure 5, the seat (1) is arranged on an arm (5 ') that by its lower end, instead of being fixed and anchored in a base of concrete, as previously stated, buried in the ground, rests on the ground (7) through a sphere (10), being the arm (8) of the support (2) of the computer, which is anchored to a concrete base (6 ') or similar buried under the ground (7), being in this case the aforementioned arm (8) which is rotating and on it goes attached and supported the arm (5 ') of the seat (1), being able to rotate with that as in the embodiments shown in the figures previous.

Claims (8)

1. Urban furniture, which being intended to allow any user or citizen to use it to perform work with their corresponding personal or portable computer, is characterized in that it is constituted by combining a seat and a support for a laptop, being seat and support in solidarity with two tubular elements, preferably stainless steel, with anchoring means in a concrete base buried under the ground and with the power to rotate a 360º arc on both sides. 2. Urban furniture, according to claim 1, characterized in that the carrier arm of the computer support is laterally and above the ground joined to the carrier arm of the seat, this seat arm being mounted on the base buried in the ground and with power to rotate with respect to it. 3. Urban furniture, according to previous claims, characterized in that both the seat arm and the support arm for the computer have a suitable configuration so that the user sitting on the seat is within reach of their hands and visually the computer located on the support correspondent. 4. Urban furniture, according to previous claims, characterized in that the arms of the seat and the computer stand have a height corresponding to that of an office chair and table. 5. Urban furniture, according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the arms of the seat and of the computer stand have a height such that they correspond to that of a high stool and that of a counter reachable visually and manually from the seat in functions of stool. 6. Street furniture, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the arms of the seat and of the computer support are capable of being arranged independently and separated from each other, each anchored to the corresponding base buried under the ground, to allow its use by disabled people. 7. Urban furniture, according to previous claims, characterized in that the computer support is complemented with a protection screen. 8. Urban furniture, according to claim 1, characterized in that the arm of the computer support is fixed with the power to rotate on a base buried under the ground, arm that is rotatable in both directions an arc of 360 °, so that on a section of said support arm of the computer and above the ground, the support arm of the seat is joined, the lower end of the latter having a lower bearing sphere or bearing on the ground.