JPS6012443Y2 - Betsudo - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a bed, and more particularly to a bed post support for a bed.

The entire human body has a curved shape, so beds with fixed floorboards or non-sloping floor pillars have the drawback of not being comfortable to sleep on.

As an improvement on this drawback of the conventional model,
There is one disclosed in Publication No. 0578.

This device has a floor post support made of rubber to hold the floor post in a tiltable manner.

However, this floor pillar holder has a bifurcated protrusion with bolt holes at the bottom and is fixed to the bed frame with bolts, and also has recesses on both sides between the head and the floor pillar holder. The floor pillar is fit into and held in this recessed part.

Therefore, when the bed is in use, the load is concentrated on the recesses (notches) formed on both sides of the floor pillar holder, and the recesses including the floor sill holder protrusions are likely to be damaged, reducing the durability of the floor pillar holder. There's a problem.

Therefore, the present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional technology. In a bed equipped with a support, the floor post support is formed from a flexible member, and a base on which the floor post is placed;
a pair of curved parts that extend upward while curving toward each other from one end and the other end of the base and cooperate with the base to pinch the floor frame; and a pair of curved parts that protrude downward from the center of the base. a hemispherical protrusion that abuts the upper surface of the crosspiece;
It consists of a pair of legs that are fixed with a 44-piece Stella pull.

As described above, in the present invention, the floor sill is received by the entire base of the floor sill holder, and the floor stilt holder has a pair of legs extending downward from both ends of the base fixed to the sill, and the center of the base Since the hemispherical protrusion that protrudes downward from the bed comes into contact with the top surface of the crosspiece, the concentration of load when the bed is in use is reduced.
The durability of the floor support can be improved.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In FIG. 1, a bed 1 consists of a base 2 and a floor 3 placed on the base 2.

Thus, the base 2 includes a headboard 4, a footboard 5,
and a pair of parallel side plates 6, 6', which are connected to both boards 4, 5 by brackets 7 and bolts 8.

Crosspieces 9 and 9' are attached to the inner sides of the side plates 6 and 6', respectively, and floor post metal fittings 11 are mounted on both sides 9 and 9'.
is provided.

As shown in detail in FIG. 2, the end of the floor rail 10 is fitted into and fixed to the floor rail metal fitting 11.

The floor rail 10 is curved upward in advance to provide elasticity.

As shown in more detail in FIG. 3, the floor pillar metal fittings 11 are
A base portion 11a on which the floor rail 10 is placed, and a base portion 11a that extends upward while curving toward each other from one end and the other end of the base portion 11a, and cooperates with the base portion 11a to strongly press the floor rail 10. A pair of curved portions 11b, a hemispherical protrusion 11c that protrudes downward from the center of the base 11a and abuts the upper surface of the base 11a, and has elasticity from one end and the other end of the base 11a. It consists of a pair of extending legs 11d.

The floor rail 10 is extruded from a flexible member.

The horizontal portion 11e of the leg portion 11d is connected to the stellar pull 1.
It is fixed to the crosspiece 9 at 2.

In addition, 13 is a wire, one end 13a of which is inserted into the hole of the crosspiece 9.
The other ends of the wires 13 are fitted into the holes of the crosspieces 9, respectively.
This prevents the side plates 6.6 from curving outwardly due to the tensile force of the lateral plates 6.6.

A pinerest 14 (FIG. 4) is placed on the floor 3.

The present invention described above has the following effects.

When configuring the bed, first, the floor support is fixed to the top surface of the crosspiece attached to the inside of the side board, and then the floor support is held by the support, so the floor support is fixed. It is possible to avoid deformation of the floor column due to fixing it directly to the side plate or to the side plate.

Moreover, since the floor pillars are detachable from the floor pillar holders, the elasticity of an appropriate number of floor pillars can be made variable to provide sleeping comfort according to the user's preference.

The floor pillar is supported by the entire base of the floor pillar holder, and a pair of legs extending downward from both ends of the base are fixed to the crosspiece, and a hemispherical shape projects downward from the center of the base. Since the protruding portion contacts the upper surface of the crosspiece, load concentration during use of the bed is reduced, and the durability of the floor pillar holder can be improved.

In addition, since the pair of curved parts that extend upward while curving toward each other in order to compress the floor pillar in cooperation with the base are provided at both ends of the base, the floor pillar support is attached to the end of the floor pillar. It is easy to attach and detach the floor pillar without the need for a notch that is distantly related to fitting with the fitting.

The installation of the floor pillar bracket is easy as it only needs to be fixed to the crosspiece with a Stella pull.In addition, compared to the case where it is fixed to the side plate with bolts, there is no need to drill bolt holes in the side plate, etc., and the strength is reduced. There is no fear.

In addition, the floor pillar is pressed between the base of the floor pillar holder and the curved part, and the corner of the floor pillar is covered by the curved part, so
The frictional resistance between the pine tress and the corner of the floor frame is reduced, improving the durability of the pine tress.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the bed according to the present invention;
The drawings are an enlarged perspective view of a portion indicated by arrow A in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the floor post holder, and FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the floor portion when the bed according to the present invention is in use. 1...Bed, 2...Base, 3...
...Floor part, 6...Side plate, 10...Floor frame, 11...Floor frame support part, 11a...
Base of the floor rail support, llb...Curved portion of the floor rail support, llc...Protrusion of the floor rail support, lid...
...The legs of the floor rail holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a bed equipped with a floor post holder that is provided on a crosspiece attached to the inside of a side plate and supports the end of the floor post, the floor post holder is formed of a flexible member, and the floor post holder is made of a flexible member. a base to be placed; a pair of curved parts extending upward while curving toward each other from one end and the other end of the base, and compressing the floor frame in cooperation with the base; a hemispherical protrusion that protrudes downward from the central portion and comes into contact with the upper surface of the crosspiece, and a pair of legs that extend downwardly from one end and the other end of the base and are fixed to the front VT retractable Stella pull. A bed characterized by comprising: