JPS6017153Y2 - Bed with operating handle - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a bed with a handle, and is particularly applicable to storage beds that have been increasingly adopted in recent years to utilize the space in rooms. It is closed.

In a storage bed in which the head side and foot side of the frame move along the wall and floor surfaces, respectively, in the stored state, the frame is approximately parallel to the wall surface, and there is a gap between the foot side of the frame and the floor. A clearance has been formed.

In order to transition from such a state to a usage state, it is necessary to pull out the foot side of the frame, but in order to make this operation easier, it is necessary to provide a handle on the foot side of the frame.

However, since JP-A-54-115961 discloses a [-shaped handle that is curved on the footboard, it is conceivable to attach this handle to the footboard of the bed mentioned above.

However, the bending direction of this handle is the longitudinal direction of the frame, so if this handle is attached to the footboard of the bed as is, when it is not in use, the handle will face the floor and there will be a gap between the two. The small clearance makes it very difficult to operate the handle.

The purpose of the present invention is to prevent such problems from occurring.

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

Figure 1 shows a retractable bed, 1 is the main frame, 2
is the pinerest, 3 is the headboard, and 4 is the footboard.

Reference numerals 5 and 6 denote front legs that are formed in series to support the left and right sides of the bed, and rear legs that can be folded in the direction of arrow A when the bed is stored.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a mouth-shaped spring stay, one end of which is hinged to a pedestal 9 fixed to a floor 8, and the other side of the bent portion is connected to a column of a bottom frame (not shown). The material is connected to the material by appropriate means.

A suitable number of springs 10 are arranged between the legs of the spring stay 7, and one end of each spring is fixed to the upper part of the base 9, and the other end is fixed to a bent portion of the spring stay 7.

This retractable bed is made to stand up against the wall surface 11 from the state of use shown by the solid line to the position shown by the temporary line when not in use.

That is, the main frame 1 is brought into vertical contact with the wall surface 11 through the tension of the spring 10 and the spring stay 7 in the direction of arrow B (clockwise).

Note that 12 is a caster for sliding contact with the floor when the bed is upright, and 13 is a stop rubber seat thereof.

As can be seen from FIG. 2, in the bed of the present invention, handles are provided on the left and right sides of the upper part of the footboard 4, respectively.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, notches 4a are provided from the left and right upper surfaces of the footboard 4, respectively, and mounting members 15 and 15' for supporting the eldest child 14 are each screwed 16- to the wall surface opposite the notches 4a. 916'.

Also, the top surface of the mounting members 15, 15' etc. is attached to the footboard 4.
As shown by reference numeral H in FIG. 5, a gap is maintained between the heir 14 and the end of the pine tress so that there is no inconvenience in inserting the hand.

Since the bed of this invention has a handle configured as described above,
When storing the bed, fold the rear legs 6, support the longitudinal center of the bed upwards with one hand, and tilt either handle with the other hand to force it forward and easily move the bed against the wall. You can have them stand by.

Further, when unfolding, by grasping both heirs and pulling them out, it can be easily put into use.

In addition, since the middle surface of the eldest child's attachment member is disposed almost flush with the upper surface of the footboard, it does not get in the way when the child rests on the rear end of the pinerest.

In the above embodiment, a retractable bed has been described, but it goes without saying that even if this is applied to a regular bed, it is convenient to carry and adjust its position.

However, in the case of a regular bed, it is desirable to provide the handle on the headboard side as well.

As mentioned above, it is desirable to improve the operability of a retractable bed without spoiling the appearance by providing a simple handle.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a longitudinal side view of the invented bed, and Figure 2 is a side view of the bed of the present invention.
The right side view and FIGS. 3 to 5 are explanatory views of the structure of the handle. 1: Main frame, 2: Pine tress, 3: Headboard, 4: Footboard, 5: Front leg (first leg), 6: Rear leg (second leg), 7: Stay, 8: Floor surface, 10 springs , 11: wall, 12: caster 14: legitimate child, 15:
Mounting parts.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A frame having a headboard and a footboard, and a first leg and a foldable second leg fixed to a lower part of the headboard side and a lower part of the footboard side, respectively, and a wall surface and a floor surface. It consists of a U-shaped stay whose both ends are pivoted to the floor surface so as not to move, and whose bent part is pivoted to the lower part of the frame near the wall, and a spring that pulls the bend of the stay toward the wall, When the second leg is folded, the frame tilts, and the casters mounted on the lower part of the footboard side sit on the floor surface, and the helad board side of the frame rises along the wall surface, and the footboard of the frame In a bed that is stored in a state where the side moves along the floor surface to approach the wall surface and the frame is substantially parallel to the wall surface, two notches are formed from the upper surface of the footboard, The bed is provided with an operating handle, in which a mounting member is attached to the notch and forms a surface between the upper surface of the footboard and the road surface, and has a pedigree.