JPS6348211Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Technical field of the invention This invention relates to a chair/table combination set for infants.

Technical background of the invention Chairs and tables for infants (for example, children aged 1 to 3),
In particular, it was difficult to say that sufficient consideration was given to the use of children in nursery schools, etc., where children collectively use the equipment. Most chairs and tables are simply smaller versions of those for adults, and do not take into account the lives of children.

In particular, it is important to ensure that infants do not fall easily during mealtimes and are able to sit properly while eating.
Desirable for forming young children's lifestyle habits.

Purpose and outline of the invention This invention was created based on the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a combination set of infant chair and table that takes into account the formation of infant sitting habits and the safety of seating. shall be.

To achieve this purpose, according to this invention,
(1) A seat board that forms the part on which the infant sits; armrest members that are disposed approximately perpendicularly to the wide surface of the seat board at opposite ends of the wide surface of the seat board; (2) placed in such a position that the chair can be pushed in to the extent that it is difficult for a child to fall over or pull the chair out by oneself; The table comprises a leg member having a length approximately equal to the height of the armrest member from the floor surface, and a top plate supported and arranged by the leg member.

Embodiments of the invention Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a chair according to an embodiment of this invention, showing a side view a, a top view b, and a front view c, respectively. It is assumed that each element is made of wood.

Expanding surface 10 of the seat board 10 forming the part on which the infant sits.
At both ends 10b and 10c facing each other of a,
Side plates 11 and 12 are arranged substantially perpendicular to this surface 10a.

These side plates 11 and 12 serve as armrest members and leg members. Of course, both members may be formed separately as long as the purpose of this invention can be achieved.

In this embodiment, the side plate 11 has a portion 11a which is in contact with the floor and has a substantially linear shape;
A side portion 11b is formed substantially parallel to a. The seat plate 10 is fixed with reinforcing members 15 and 16 approximately parallel to and in between the portion 11a and the side portion 11b. Further, a circular opening 14 is provided in the portion where the seat plate 10 is fixed. This opening 14
This reduces the overall weight of the chair, makes it easier for infants to carry it, and has a design effect.

Long side portion 1 approximately perpendicular to portion 11a and side portion 11b
1c constitutes the rear edge of the side plate 11, on which the back plate 13 is disposed. A short side 11d opposite to the long side 11c forms the front edge of the side plate 11 and forms a constant acute angle Θ with respect to the floor surface. The long side 11c is the short side 1
In combination with the length of the side portion 11b which is longer than 1d, the width portion 1 gradually decreases to the portion where the back plate 13 is fixed.
1e.

As can be seen from the above, the portion related to the portion 11a constitutes a leg member, and the portion related to the side portion 11b constitutes an armrest member. The same applies to the side plate 12, and the explanation thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 2 shows a table according to an embodiment of this invention, showing a front view a and a bottom view b.

According to this embodiment, the top plate 20 on which objects are placed has a square shape with sides 20a of approximately equal length.

The leg members 21 and 22 are a combination of two plates,
They are arranged in the diagonal direction of the top plate 20. Therefore, a sufficiently widening surface 20b can be formed from the central portion of the side 20a toward the back.

The leg members 21 and 22 also include so-called leg portions 21a and 22a that are in contact with the floor surface, reinforcing portions 21b,
22b is integrally molded to ensure a sufficient space 23 below the center of the table. According to this invention, it is desirable that no other reinforcing member be used.

Here, according to this invention, the height h1 from the floor of the chair to the armrest member 11b, and the height h2 from the floor of the table to the top plate. There is a significant relationship between the width W of the chair and the flared surface 20b.

That is, the heights h1 and h2 must be approximately equal, the tips of the side portions 11b of the chair must be able to engage under the top plate 20, and sufficient space must be secured under the spreading surface 20b.

With this configuration, when the infant sits down and faces the table, the armrests of the chair are pushed slightly under the table so that the infant can sit. By doing this, the weight of the table will prevent the infant from easily falling over, and since it is somewhat difficult for the infant to pull out the chair parallel to itself, it will be easier for the infant to leave the table while eating, for example. You won't be able to do many things. It is highly desirable for infants to be in this state, for example, for group training on eating. Note that the chairs can be placed on each side of the top plate in the spaces between the leg members of the table.

This invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications are possible; for example, the openings 14 do not have to be circular. Furthermore, the material is not necessarily limited to wood. Furthermore, the overall size and shape can be arbitrarily determined within the scope of this invention, taking into consideration the size of the infant.

Effects of the invention By configuring this invention as described above,
Desirable for forming infant lifestyle habits, especially eating habits,
Furthermore, it is possible to provide a highly safe infant chair/table combination set. Moreover, since most of the constituent parts are flat members, the chair and the table can be assembled firmly and inexpensively. Furthermore, the effects of this invention can be specifically listed as follows. In other words, regarding the chair: (1) Since the side plate that integrates the armrest members and leg members is fixed to the seat plate, it is possible to construct a chair with a small number of parts and a sturdy structure. can.

(2) In addition, the armrest member of the chair has a side that is approximately parallel to the bottom surface of the table top, and when sitting, a part of this side is located under the table top, and By adjusting the distance between the chair and the edge of the chair, it is possible to prevent the infant from falling when he or she puts his or her weight backwards.

Regarding the table, (3) the top plate is rectangular and the leg members are arranged along the diagonal line of the rectangular top plate, thereby creating a table with a small number of parts and a sturdy structure. I can do it.

(4) By arranging the leg members along the diagonal line of the top plate, it is possible to arrange a plurality of chairs as desired in the space between the leg members of the table.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a chair according to an embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a table according to an embodiment of this invention. 10... Seat plate, 11, 12... Side plate (armrest member, leg member), 13... Back plate, 20... Top plate,
21, 22... Leg members.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A seat board forming the part on which the infant sits; armrest members disposed at opposite ends of the widening surface of the seat board at approximately right angles to the widening surface; The armrest member is a chair having a single side plate and leg members arranged on the opposite side to the spreading surface, and (2) a rectangular top plate and a chair arranged approximately along the diagonal of this rectangular shape. (3) The armrest member of the chair has a side that is substantially parallel to the bottom surface of the table top, and the length of this side is such that when the seat is seated, a part of the side is The armrest member of the chair has a length so as to be located under the table, and the height of the armrest member of the chair from the floor is slightly smaller than the height of the leg member of the table from the floor, and the chair is placed under the table. A combination set of a child's chair and table, characterized in that the child's chair and table combination set can be arranged as desired in each space between the leg members of the child.