JP3246945U - Chair with pillow - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a chair with a hug pillow that allows a user to lean on the hug pillow whenever and wherever they like. [Solution] A chair with a hug pillow 10 has a chair body 13 that has a backrest 11 and a base 12 that is placed on the floor and connected to the bottom of the backrest 11, and a hug pillow 14 attached to it. This allows a user to lean on the hug pillow 14 whenever and wherever they like. Also, when the hug pillow 14 is detachably attached to the chair body 13, it can be used alone by separating the hug pillow 14 from the chair body. [Selected Figure] Figure 1

Description

Application for exception to loss of novelty has been filed

This invention relates to a chair with a pillow attached to the chair body.

The "hug pillow" is known as a pillow that provides a relaxing effect and a good night's sleep when the user hugs it (see, for example, Patent Document 1). This hug pillow is a large cushion structure with a cover bag stuffed with stuffing such as cotton or sponge.

On the other hand, a chair without legs that is placed directly on a tatami mat or floor is known as a zaisu (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-233663). This type of zaisu has the lower end of the backrest connected to the rear end of the seat on which the user sits.

JP 2008-073281 A JP 2014-83161 A

By the way, when using such a body pillow, it is often necessary to raise your back from the sleeping position while holding the pillow to watch TV or use a smartphone.
However, because conventional body pillows are simply large cushions, users cannot lean on them even if they are tired from sitting upright for a long time. Therefore, users must carry the pillow to the edge of the room and lean against the wall.

After extensive research, the inventor discovered that the above-mentioned problems could be solved by attaching a body pillow to the chair itself to create a chair with a body pillow, and thus completed the present invention.

This invention was developed in consideration of the problems inherent in the past, and aims to provide a chair with a pillow that allows users to lean on the pillow whenever and wherever they like.

The invention described in claim 1 is
The chair with a hug pillow is characterized in that a hug pillow is attached to a chair body having a backrest and a base placed on the floor and supporting the backrest.

The floor here includes beds, futons, etc.
The base part here may be anything that is placed on the floor and can support the backrest part from below. For example, it may be a seat part on which a user sits. Alternatively, it may not have a seat part and may be connected to the lower part of the backrest part and support the backrest part from behind.

The structure of the chair body is arbitrary. For example, it may have a main body frame in which a base frame that is the core material of the base and a backrest frame that is the core material of the backrest are connected in a fixed state or in a manner that allows them to rotate up and down, a main body cushion that has a main body side base cushion that covers the base frame and a main body side backrest cushion that covers the backrest frame, and a cushion cover that covers the main body cushion.

The structure of the body pillow can be any as long as it is a cover bag stuffed with stuffing such as cotton or sponge.
The shape of the body pillow is arbitrary, for example, rod-shaped, J-shaped, U-shaped, pea pod-shaped, oval-shaped, or shaped like a stuffed animal or character.
Furthermore, the size of the body pillow is arbitrary as long as it functions as a body pillow.

The part of the chair body to which the hugging pillow is attached is arbitrary. For example, it may be the backrest only, the base only, or both.
The huggable pillow may be attached so as to cover a portion of the chair body from the outside, or may be attached to a portion of the exposed surface of the chair body.

In addition, the invention described in claim 2 is
2. The chair with a huggable pillow according to claim 1, wherein the backrest and the base are connected to each other by an angle adjuster so as to be rotatable in multiple stages in the vertical direction.

The structure of the angle adjuster is arbitrary. For example, a ratchet type may be adopted.
The term "multiple-stage rotation" as used herein means that the corresponding backrest portion rotates intermittently around a horizontal axis in 2 to 80 stages, preferably 10 to 60 stages, and more preferably 30 to 50 stages.

In addition, the invention described in claim 3 is as follows:
A pair of left and right base extensions extending forward are disposed at left and right front corners of the base,
The body pillow is a chair with a body pillow as described in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it has a pillow part that covers the backrest part in a freely detachable manner, and a pair of left and right body leg parts that are connected to the left and right lower corners of the pillow part, respectively, and whose base ends are freely detachably attached to corresponding base extension parts.

The base extension is an extension of the base, and may have any shape and size.
The pillow portion may have any shape and size as long as it can cover the backrest portion in a detachable manner.
Furthermore, the shape and size of the hugging leg portion may be arbitrary as long as the user can hug it as part of the hug pillow.

The cushioned chair with huggable pillow of this invention has a pillow attached to the chair body, so you can lean on the pillow whenever and wherever you like, for example, on the bed or in the center of the room.

In particular, according to the present invention described in claim 2, the backrest is connected to the seat by an angle adjuster so that it can be rotated in multiple steps in the vertical direction, allowing the connection angle of the backrest to be changed to suit the user's body shape and preferences.

According to the invention described in claim 3, the pillow part of the hug pillow is first used to cover the back of the chair body, and then the pair of left and right hugging legs are placed over the corresponding base extensions. This allows the hug pillow to be detachably attached to the chair body.

When in use, for example, the user places his/her head on the pillow portion and hugs the desired leg portion.
Also, if you wish to use the body pillow by itself, you can simply reverse the above-mentioned process of attaching the body pillow to the chair body and remove the body pillow from the chair body before using it.

1 is a perspective view of a chair with a body pillow according to a first embodiment of the present invention in use; 1 is a perspective view of a chair with a body pillow according to a first embodiment of the present invention; 1 is a perspective view of a chair with a body pillow according to a first embodiment of the present invention, with the chair body and the body pillow (upside down here) separated. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a main body frame that constitutes a framework of a chair body that constitutes part of a chair with a huggable pillow according to a first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the state in which the pillow part of the body pillow is placed over the backrest part of the chair body which constitutes a part of the chair with body pillow according to the first embodiment of the present invention. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which each base extension portion of a chair body that constitutes part of a chair with a huggable pillow according to a first embodiment of the present invention is attached to the base of a corresponding hug leg portion. FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the state in which the body pillow constituting part of the chair with body pillow according to the first embodiment of the present invention is used alone.

The following is a detailed explanation of an example of this invention.

1 to 3, a chair with a huggable pillow 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention has a chair body 13 having a backrest 11 and a base 12 that is placed on a floor (including a bed) and supports the backrest 11, to which a huggable pillow 14 is detachably attached. A pair of left and right base extensions 15 that extend forward are disposed on the left and right front corners of the base 12.
These parts will be described in detail below.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the chair body 13 has a main body frame 16 which forms the core material of the chair body 13, a main body cushion 17 which covers the main body frame 16, and a cushion cover 18 which covers the main body cushion 17.
The main body frame 16 is made of steel. This main body frame 16 is made up of a rectangular base frame 19, which serves as the core of the base 12 and is located behind the backrest 11, and a vertically long rectangular backrest frame 20, which serves as the core of the backrest 11, connected together by a pair of first angle adjusters (angle adjusters) 21 on the left and right so that the frame can be rotated up and down in 18 steps. A base extension frame 22, which is made up of a pair of left and right double pipes extending forward, is disposed at the left and right front corners of the base frame 19.

The upper part of the backrest 11 constitutes a head section 23 that supports the user's head. This head section 23 has a horizontally long, downward U-shaped head section partial frame 24 that constitutes the upper part of the backrest frame 20. The head section partial frame 24 is capable of rotating in five vertical stages at the upper end of the main body of the backrest frame 20 via a pair of second angle adjusters 25 on the left and right.
The backrest 11 may be compact and not include the head section 23 on which the head section partial frame 24 and the two second angle adjusters 25 are disposed.
The first angle adjuster 21 employs a free lock gear that can be locked at any angle after being unlocked so that it can be locked in the middle even in a narrow space.

In addition, the upper end of the main body of the backrest frame 20 is reinforced by a downward U-shaped cross bar 26 extending in the left-right direction, while the lower end of the main body is reinforced by two elongated cross bars 50 also extending in the left-right direction.
In addition, a pair of packing angle adjusters 27 for packing are provided on the lower part of the backrest frame 20 for folding the backrest 11 compactly when the cushioned chair 10 is packed in a cardboard box. Each packing angle adjuster 27 cannot be released after the backrest frame 20 is extended by rotating it upward after opening the box.

The main cushion 17 is made of urethane foam.
The main cushion 17 has a base cushion 28 that covers the base frame 19, a backrest cushion 29 that covers the backrest frame 20, and a pair of left and right base extension cushions 30 that cover each base extension frame 22.
The cushion cover 18 covers the entire main cushion 17 and is made of a stretchable polyester fabric.

Next, the body pillow 14 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in Figures 1 to 3, the body pillow 14 is a large U-shaped cushion structure that can encase the entire body of a user, and is made of a long-legged U-shaped cover bag 31 made of soft boucle fabric (made of polyester fiber) and stuffed with stuffing 32 such as cotton or sponge.

The hugging pillow 14 has a pillow part 33 which detachably covers the backrest part 11, and a pair of hugging legs 34 each having a length of 1 m sewn to the left and right lower corners of the pillow part 33, respectively.
The pillow section 33 has a main body section 35 and a pillow head section 23A that is disposed at the upper end of the main body section 35 and against which the user's head directly abuts. A large rectangular backrest storage pocket 36 into which the backrest section 11 is inserted is sewn over substantially the entire back side of the pillow section 33. The opening of the backrest storage pocket 36 faces downward.

In the internal space of the main body portion 35 of the pillow section 33 of the cover bag 31, a large rectangular main body cushion body 37 packed with polypropylene cotton is stored. On the back side of the corresponding part of the cover bag 31, a first horizontally elongated linear fastener 38 is provided to insert and remove the main body cushion body 37.

The internal space of the pillow head section 23A of the cover bag 31 contains a horizontally long head cushion body 39 packed with polypropylene cotton. A horizontally long second linear fastener 40 is provided on the back side of the corresponding portion of the cover bag 31 for inserting and removing the head cushion body 39.

Furthermore, on the back side of the base ends of the two embracing legs 34 of the cover bag 31, a pair of extension storage pockets 41 are provided, one on the left and one on the right, into which the corresponding base extensions 15 are removably inserted.
A pair of vertically long leg cushion bodies 42, each packed with polypropylene cotton, is stored in the internal space of both leg hugging parts 34 (see also FIG. 6). A pair of vertically long third linear fasteners 43 are disposed on the insides of the corresponding parts of cover bag 31 facing each other to insert and remove leg cushion bodies 42.

Next, a method of using the armchair 10 with huggable pillow according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 3, 5 and 6, when using the chair 10 with huggable pillow of the first embodiment, the huggable pillow 14 is first attached to the chair body 13.
Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the backrest storage pocket 36 is inserted into the backrest 11 from above, and the pillow portion 33 of the huggable pillow 14 is placed over the backrest 11 of the chair body 13 .

Next, as shown in Figures 3 and 6, the chair body 13 is turned over and the pair of left and right base extensions 15 are inserted into the extension storage pockets 41 of the corresponding hugging legs 34, thereby attaching the pair of left and right hugging legs 34 to the base extensions 15 of the chair body 13. This completes the assembly of the chair with huggable pillow 10 (see also Figure 2).

The assembled cushioned chair 10 can be used in a seated position in the center of a room, as shown in Figure 1. At this time, the backrest 11 can be adjusted to 18 different inclination angles using the first angle adjuster 21 to suit the user's preferences, while the pillow 33 can be adjusted to 5 different inclination angles using the second angle adjuster 25 (see Figure 4).

The pair of long legs 34 can be used freely according to the user's preference. For example, as shown in Fig. 1, only one of the legs 34 can be folded inward at a right angle to be used as a book holder. In addition, the user can rest his/her body between the legs 34 in a relaxed state, or hug one of the legs 34.
Furthermore, the hug pillow 14 may be removed from the chair body 13 in the reverse order to that described above, and the hug pillow 14 may be used alone as shown in Fig. 7. The method of using the hug pillow 14 in this case is also arbitrary.

Since the hug pillow 14 is attached to the chair body 13 in this manner, the user can lean on the hug pillow 14 at any time and in any place he likes, for example, on the bed or in the center of the room.
In addition, since the backrest portion 11 and the head portion 23 are connected to each other by the first and second angle adjustment devices 21, 25 so that they can be rotated in multiple stages in the vertical direction, the connection angle of the backrest portion 11 and the head portion 23 can be appropriately changed to suit the user's body shape and preferences.

Furthermore, after the pillow portion 33 of the hugging pillow 14 covers the backrest portion 11 of the chair body 13 via the backrest storage pocket 36, the pair of left and right hugging leg portions 34 are respectively placed over the corresponding base extension portions 15 of the chair body 13 via each extension storage pocket 41, so that the hugging pillow 14 can be attached and detached freely to the chair body 13.
In addition, the cover bag 31 of the body pillow 14 can be washed by removing the stuffing 32 from the bag.

This idea is useful as a technique for creating a zaisu chair with a pillow attached to the chair itself.

10 Chair with hugging pillow 11 Backrest part 12 Base part 13 Chair body 14 Hug pillow 21 First angle adjustment device (angle adjustment device)
15 Base extension 33 Pillow 34 Leg support

Claims (3)

A chair with a pillow attached to a chair body having a backrest and a base that is placed on the floor and connected to the bottom of the backrest. The chair with a hug pillow according to claim 1, characterized in that the backrest and the base are connected by an angle adjustment device so that they can be rotated in multiple stages in the vertical direction. A pair of left and right base extensions extending forward are disposed at left and right front corners of the base,
The chair with a body pillow as described in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the body pillow has a pillow portion that covers the backrest portion in a freely detachable manner, and a pair of left and right body leg portions that are connected to the left and right lower corners of the pillow portion, respectively, and whose base ends are freely detachably attached to corresponding base extension portions.

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