FI68760B - Kunga - Google Patents

Description

68760

SWING

The invention relates to a swing, in particular a counter-seating swing, in which the body (1) of the seat part is rigid and, for example, U-shaped.

There are opposing so-called garden swings, 5 which are suspended from a separate fixed rack. Due to the structural principle, such a swing is high and heavy in structure. Due to these factors, it is difficult to place in cramped and shallow spaces, so it is mainly suitable for outdoor use only.

The swing according to the invention has a simple structure and a small need for space, whereby it eliminates the disadvantages of the traditional garden swing described earlier. The swing according to the invention is characterized in that the frame is supported in the swing direction from two articulation points, for example from the tops of the U-branches by rigid leg portions comprising articulation points below and the legs against the base are curved.

The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying figure, which shows a swing according to the invention. 20 The swing comprises a seat part with a rigid body 1. This frame 1 is articulated from the upper end of the U-arms to two legs 2. The rigid leg portions 2 comprise legs 3 against the base, on which the swing rests. The support surfaces of the legs 3 against the base are curved, which allows the rocking movement. A rod 4 articulated at both ends is mounted between the foot parts 2, which keeps the foot parts at a constant distance from each other. The swing can also be deviated from its equilibrium position by tightening on this rod 4, whereby the swinging movement is started.

It is advantageous to connect the body 1 of the seat part to the glass parts 2, so that the shafts or pins at the upper end of its arms are in the slots 5 at the upper end of the leg part 2, whereby the swing remains held by gravity alone. The parts of the swing are thus easily detachable from each other and can be easily assembled in a suitable place, e.g.

balcony. The swing is also easy to disassemble and store even in tight spaces when not in use.

Claims (2)

2,68760 Claims 1. Swing, especially the so-called an opposing swing, the frame (l) of the seat part of which is rigid and, for example, U-shaped, characterized in that the frame (1) is supported in the swinging direction by two articulation points (5)? 5, for example, from the tops of the U-branches by rigid leg portions (2), which include lower joints and legs (3) against the base are curved. Swing according to Claim 1, characterized in that the opposite leg parts (2) are connected by a rod (4), from which, by sitting on the swing, the swing can be moved away from the equilibrium position and thus swing.