JP3215636U - Bedside table with drink holder - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] An inpatient who does not remain alone walking in a hospital, etc. can easily take a cup with a drink or a plastic bottle of 600ml or less by hand, and knock down when a cup or a plastic bottle of 600ml or less is placed. A bedside table is provided so that the bed and the like are not soiled. An entire drink holder 3 is provided below the table surface 2 at a suitable position on the table surface 2 of the bedside table 1 and deep enough to prevent a cup or a PET bottle of 600 ml or less from falling down easily. To solve it. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a bedside table that prevents a cup or a plastic bottle from being overturned and soiling a bed or the like even when a cup containing a drink or a plastic bottle of about 600 ml or less is placed.

  Conventional bedside tables are mainly used for meals, and many of them are made of flat table surfaces.

  However, even if it is important for inpatients who are unable to walk on their own, such as hospitals, it is easy for their cups and plastic bottles to collapse, so they do not use bedside tables. It could not be said that sufficient measures were taken to get a cup or bottle of drink.

  As for this improvement measure, there is one that has a punch hole on the table so that paper cups can be inserted, but it cannot hold PET bottles and canned drinks, and the height of the bowl that is served with meals Since it can fit, it becomes inconvenient to line up the bowl.

JP 2010-279459 A

  The problem to be solved is that inpatients who are unable to continue walking independently such as hospitals can easily take their own cups with drinks and plastic bottles of about 600ml or less. It is to make it a bedside table so that it will not be knocked down at some time and the bed top etc. will not be soiled.

  The present invention solves this problem by providing a drink holder on the bedside table that is deep enough to prevent a cup or a plastic bottle of 600 ml or less from falling easily.

  The bedside table of the present invention allows the hospitalized patient to easily pick up a cup or plastic bottle containing drinks by himself if the table is placed near the bed. When the bottle is placed in the drink holder, the cup or plastic bottle cannot easily fall down due to unexpected impact, so that it is possible to prevent the bed etc. from being soiled.

FIG. 1 shows a bedside table in which a part of a drink holder is projected on a table surface. FIG. 2 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided on a table surface. FIG. 3 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided below the table surface. FIG. 4 is a top view of a drink holder with a flap.

The drink holder is deep enough to not fall down easily when a cup, a plastic bottle of up to 600ml or less, or a can drink is placed, and is placed at an appropriate position on the bedside table.
The drink holder can also prevent heat conduction with other parts by including an insulating material.

  FIG. 1 shows a bedside table in which a part of the drink holder is placed on the table surface, so that the rice cake served in the meal can be shifted so that the hill does not fit into the drink holder.

  The embodiment of FIG. 2 is a bedside table in which all of the drink holders are installed on the table surface, and can prevent the bowl that is served in the meal from shifting and the hill from being fitted into the drink holder.

The embodiment of FIG. 3 is a bedside table in which the entire drink holder is provided below the table surface, and can hold a cup, a plastic bottle of about 600 ml or less, and a can beverage.

FIG. 4 is a drink holder with a flap having a good holdability of the drink container.

  Since it is not difficult to provide a drink holder on the bedside table, it can be widely used.

1 Bedside table 2 Table surface 3 Drink holder 4 Drink holder side 5 Flap

FIG. 1 shows a bedside table in which a part of a drink holder is placed on a table surface. FIG. 2 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided on a table surface. FIG. 3 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided below the table surface. FIG. 4 is a top view of a drink holder with a flap.

The bedside table of the present invention allows the hospitalized patient to easily pick up a cup or plastic bottle containing drinks by himself if the table is placed near the bed. When the bottle is placed in the drink holder, the cup or plastic bottle cannot easily fall down due to unexpected impact, so that it is possible to prevent the bed etc. from being soiled. In addition, the bowl served in the meal can be shifted so that the hill does not fit into the drink holder.

FIG. 1 shows a bedside table in which a part of a drink holder is placed on a table surface. FIG. 2 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided on a table surface. FIG. 3 shows a bedside table in which all drink holders are provided below the narrow part of the table surface. FIG. 4 is a top view of a drink holder with a flap.

Claims (2)

  A bedside table with all the drink holders under the table so deep that a glass or plastic bottle of 600ml or less cannot easily fall over. A bedside table with a part or all of the side of the drink holder on the table surface that is deep enough to prevent a cup or plastic bottle of 600ml or less from falling down easily.

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