JPS5913888Y2 - Infant dining table high chair - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a high dining table chair for infants, and more specifically to a high dining table chair for infants whose seat portion can be stored below the dining table board.

In general, high chairs for children's dining tables must be manufactured with armrests that are at least a certain height in order to prevent the risk of children falling from the chair.

This height is almost the same as the height of a normal dining table.

For this reason, the armrests of high chairs for children's dining tables get in the way, making it difficult to store them below the dining table as can be done with adult chairs. They took up space, blocking aisles, and were seen as a nuisance by housewives and others.

In view of the above, the object of this invention is to provide a high dining table chair for infants whose seat can be stored below the dining table board and which does not take up much space.

The gist of this invention is a high dining table chair for infants whose arm rest is rotatable and whose seat can be stored below the dining table board.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on illustrated examples.

A rear loco-shaped reinforcing frame 2 is connected to the middle height of the four legs 1 which are arranged in a shape that spreads at the ends, and a seat frame 3 with a rear opening protrudes from the upper end of the leg 1. connected.

A footrest 4 is attached to the tip of the reinforcing frame 2, and a seat 5 is attached to the seat frame 3.

Further, a lower lattice-shaped back frame 6 is connected to the middle height of the pair of rear legs 1 and to the rear end of the seat frame 3, and a back part 7 is attached to the upper part of the back frame 6.

Here, the armrest part 8 is pivotally supported at its rear end so as to be pivotable upward at a position of the required height (safety reference height) of the back frame 6, and horizontally attached to two pillars 9 and 10 at its front part. It is gaining support.

The struts 9 and 10 each include a pair of rear legs 1 and
It is rotatably supported at the middle part of the back frame 6, and
The large diameter pipes 9a and lQa are inside the small diameter pipes 9b and 10.
It can be expanded and contracted by sliding b.

At this time, the armrest portion 8 is horizontal when the supports 9 and 10 are at their shortest, preventing downward rotation when the chair is in use, and is substantially parallel to the back portion 7 when they are at their longest.

Next, the manner of use of the above embodiment of this invention will be explained.

When not in use, the seat 5 can be stored below the dining table by raising the armrest 8 substantially parallel to the back 7, as shown by the solid line in FIG.

Furthermore, when used during meals, if the armrest 8 is laid down horizontally as shown by the chain line in Fig. 1, the armrest 8 is firmly supported at the safety standard height by the supports 9 and 10. Ru.

Note that the rotation mechanism of the armrest portion 8 is not limited to the above embodiment, and may be, for example, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

In the one shown in FIG. 2, the arm rest 8 is pivotally supported on the back frame 6 so as to be able to rotate downward, and the support 11 is equipped with a stopper that prevents the arm rest 8 from rotating downward when the chair is in use. When not in use, the armrest 8 can be tilted forward as shown by the dashed line to store the seat below the dining table.

The high dining table chair for infants devised has the above-mentioned configuration, so the seat can be stored below the dining table board, so it does not take up much space and is less likely to obstruct the cafeteria aisle, so demand is expected to increase. can.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings illustrate this invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a side view of a main part of another embodiment. ]... Legs, 3... Seat frame, 5
... Seat part, 6 ... Back frame, 8.
...Archive section, 9, 10.11... Support.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a high chair for children's dining table, which is equipped with an arm rest at approximately the same height as the dining table board, the arm rest is pivotally supported on the back frame so as to be able to rotate upward or downward, and when the chair is not in use. This high dining table chair for infants is connected to a support having a mechanism to prevent the armrest from rotating downward when the chair is rotated.