ES1078184U - Elevated horizontal folding bed with desktop and folding mechanism for your up and down (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Elevated horizontal folding bed with desk and folding mechanism for its ascent and descent constituted from a first structure (1) of agglomerate characterized by being composed of four boards: a first board (2) serving as a bottom, with a rectangular shape, a second (3) and a third board (4) of greater length than the first, forming the laterals, parallel to each other, designed so that the width dimension is double from its half to the base and a quarter board (5) in the upper part joining the latter, containing the entire structure (1) in its interior a second structure (6) this time metallic where the following elements are distinguished: two fixing plates (7) screwed in the center of each side and in the form of "L", a shock absorber spring that starts from the upper area and whose joint is articulated and ends at its gripped end by means of a flange (8) protruding from the two sides of a bed base (9). ), the d e shorter length and its lower area, of rectangular shape located perpendicular to the ground (10) and in horizontal position and whose upper ends (13) of the sides (9) meet with a strip (11) protruding from the roof (12), located centimeters from these ends (13) paths in the form of a right triangle (14) whose right angle is attached to the side of the bed base (9) and at the end of the leg that serves as the base (15) is located an articulated joint (16) with a rectangular plate (17) perpendicular to the ground (10) and at its opposite end (18) is attached to a rectangular table (19) and in its half is approximately articulated to a rod (20) whose end opposite (21) is fixed to the sides (3 and 4) of the wooden structure (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Horizontal folding bed with desk and folding mechanism for its rise and fall.

Object of the invention

The folding bed with desk object of the present invention refers to a bed base attached to a board by means of an articulated mechanism system consisting of connecting rods, dampers and fixing plates that is embedded in a wooden structure so that at Fold it down horizontally, the board is on the ground and when raised it rises said board being parallel to the ground and serving as a desk resulting in a double-function furniture and obtaining the advantage of being able to serve as a bed when deployed or folded. In this way, space problems are solved by fulfilling the furniture with a double function and it is aesthetic and functional.

A good solution for the problems of space in the rooms are the folding beds. When the bed is closed we can gain space in the room so it can be given other uses. Nowadays, folding beds are the best solution that we can incorporate in terms of space problems. These are fully functional at night and allow a perfect use of space during the day.

It is part of the furniture industry and, within it, the raised folding beds.

Background of the invention

Currently, the folding beds that are embedded in the wall and that are folded at the time of use are known, being collected so that the room is for other uses. Document 137430 describes a bed that articulates due to a horizontal axis and folds in two before inserting it into the furniture that contains it folded. Document 212590 proposes a system of connecting rods that fold the bed base until its dimension is reduced so that it can be reduced and recessed in the middle area of a piece of furniture and constitute it in three differentiated areas with uses referring to bedroom accessories. Document 188366 tells a bed with perpendicular frames so that when folded it is a bookcase to support any object of ornament or books.

This is known to have the following drawbacks:

-

The beds attached to the wall have the disadvantage of their subjection to it, since the walls can yield to the weight that the bed supports, they are also a space that cannot be reused for another need.

-

Document 137430 has the disadvantage that it contemplates the fact of folding the bed base and embedding it but does not contemplate that the frame thereof may have another use.

-

Document 212590 has the disadvantage that the simple folding of the bed base does not take advantage of the space since the bed base continues to occupy it even if it is concealed.

-

Document 188366 does not contemplate the fact that when the bed base is constituted once folded in a bookcase, each time it is to be deployed, said shelves must be vacated and occupied once the bed base is folded and embedded in the furniture.

Faced with these drawbacks, the proposed invention has the following advantages:

-

The bed base is not positioned attached to the wall but rather to a solid wood structure that prevents any disunity and, therefore, eliminates the risk of its falling.

-

When the bed base is folded and it is complemented with the frame that serves as a desk, immediately when it is folded, the furniture can be used as a desk and can be used without having to place or relocate any object that is on it.

-

The furniture still occupies a space but that space is not wasted since the desk can be used

-

It is not necessary to perform any type of work to reposition or relocate the objects that are on the desk surface.

-

It does not need any maintenance since the up and down articulation mechanism is elaborated in a conventional way.

-

Economical to manufacture.

-

Easy to use because you only have to move the bed base up or down without the need to place or relocate the desk that performs the movement while doing the bed base.

-

Very compact wooden furniture to contain a crossbar that joins its sides and that at the same time serves as reinforcement also for the support of the bed base when it is deployed

-

It helps that in small spaces you can accommodate desk and bedroom at the same time.

-

Aesthetic because the bed base is completely recessed and a desk can only be observed in space when it is folded.

Description of the invention

The raised horizontal folding bed with desk and folding mechanism for its rise and fall proposed in this invention is constituted from a first agglomerate structure composed of four boards: a first board that serves as a background, with a rectangular shape, a second and a third board of greater length than the first, forming the sides, parallel to each other, designed so that the width dimension is double from its half to the base and a fourth board at the top joining the latter , containing the entire structure in its interior a second structure this time metal where the following elements are distinguished: two fixing plates screwed in the center of each side and in the form of "L", a damping spring that starts from the upper area and whose joint is articulated and ends at its end gripped by a tab that protrudes to the two sides of a box spring, the shorter ones and for its lower area, rectangular in shape located perpendicular to the ground and in a horizontal position and whose upper ends of the sides run into a ribbon protruding from the ceiling, being located centimeters from these ends pletinas paths in the form of a right triangle whose right angle is attached at the side of the bed base and at the end of the leg that serves as a base is an articulated joint with a rectangular plate perpendicular to the ground and at the opposite end of which is attached to a rectangular board and in its half approximately is articulated to a connecting rod whose opposite end is fixed to the sides of the wooden structure.

The operation begins when the bed base is perpendicular to the floor and the rectangular table is located perpendicular to it and parallel to the floor serving as a desk or other necessities and in a second movement the user folds the bed base by grabbing it from the top until leaving it parallel to the floor making a turn of ninety degrees and, as a consequence of the system described above composed of plates, plates, articulated joints and connecting rod, the rectangular table moves vertically towards the ground being both parallel but at different height.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of what is expressed in this specification, some drawings are attached which, by way of non-limiting example, represent a preferred embodiment and its operation.

Figure 1.-Perspective view of the folding bed

Figure 2.-Side elevation view of the folding mechanical system of the bed 8) Tab

one)

First agglomerate structure

2)

First board

3)

Second board

4)

Third board

5)

Fourth board

6)

Second metal structure

7)

Fixing plates

9) Bed base sides

10) Soil

11) Ribbon

12) Roof

13) Upper ends of the side of the bed base

14) Right triangle shaped plate

15) Base leg

16) Articulated Union

17) Rectangular plate

18) Opposite end of the rectangular plate

19) Rectangular table

20) Connecting rod

21) Opposite end of connecting rod

22) Bed base

Description of a preferred embodiment

A preferred embodiment of the present invention is constituted from a first agglomerate structure (1) composed of four boards: a first board (2) that serves as a bottom, rectangular in shape, a second (3) and a third board ( 4) of greater length than the first, forming the sides, parallel to each other, designed so that the width dimension is double from its half to the base and a fourth board (5) at the top joining the latter , containing the entire structure (1) in its interior a second structure (6) this time metal where the following elements are distinguished: two fixing plates (7) screwed in the center of each side and in the form of "L", a shock absorber spring that starts from the upper area and whose joint is articulated and ends at its grasped end by means of a flange (8) that protrudes to the two sides of a box spring (9), those of shorter length and its lower area , straight gular located perpendicular to the ground (10) and in a horizontal position and whose upper ends (13) of the sides (9) run into a slat (11) protruding from the ceiling (12), being located centimeters from these ends (13) full paths in the form of a right triangle (14) whose right angle is attached to the side of the bed base (9) and at the end of the leg that serves as its base (15) an articulated joint (16) with a perpendicular rectangular plate (17) is located to the ground (10) and at the opposite end (18) is attached to a rectangular board (19) and approximately half is articulated to a connecting rod

(twenty)

 whose opposite end (21) is fixed to the sides (3 and 4) of the wooden structure (1).

Operation begins when the bed base (22) is perpendicular to the floor (10) and the rectangular table

(19)

 it is located perpendicular to it (22) and parallel to the floor (10) serving as a desk or other necessities and in a second movement the user folds the bed base (22) by grabbing it from the top until leaving it parallel to the ground

(10)

making a ninety degree turn and, as a result of the system described above consisting of plates (7), plates (17), articulated joints (16) and connecting rod (20), the rectangular table (19) moves vertically towards the ground (10) being both parallel but at a different height.

Claims (1)

1. Elevated horizontal folding bed with desk and folding mechanism for its rise and fall constituted from a first agglomerate structure (1) characterized by being composed of four boards: a first 5 board 2) that serves as a bottom, rectangular , a second (3) and a third board (4) of greater length than the first, forming the sides, parallel to each other, designed so that the width dimension is double from its half to the base and a quarter board (5) at the top joining the latter, containing the entire structure (1) inside a second structure (6) this time metal where the following elements are distinguished: two fixing plates (7) screwed in the center of each side and in the form of "L", a shock absorber spring 10 that starts from the upper area and whose joint is articulated and ends at its end gripped by means of a flange (8) that protrudes to the two sides of a box spring ( 9), those of shorter length and for its lower area, rectangular in shape perpendicular to the ground (10) and in horizontal position and whose upper ends (13) of the sides (9) run into a slat (11) protruding from the ceiling (12), being located centimeters from these extremes (13) paths in the form of a right triangle (14) whose right angle is attached to the side of the 15 box spring (9) and at the end of the leg that serves as the base (15) is an articulated joint (16) with a rectangular plate (17) perpendicular to the ground (10) and at whose opposite end (18) is attached to a rectangular board (19) and approximately half of it is articulated to a connecting rod (20) whose opposite end (21) is fixed to the sides (3 and 4) of the wooden structure (1).