JPS6420824U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1...An exploded view of the wheelchair cover, Figure 2...
A side view of the roof for a caregiver inserted from above the roof for a wheelchair, Figure 3...A plan view of the frame of each roof for a wheelchair and a caregiver, Figure 4...Fixing each roof for a wheelchair and a caregiver Fig. 5: A perspective view of the combination fixing fittings, Fig. 6: An exploded view of the attendant cover, Fig. 7: A diagram of the completed use of the present invention.
FIG. 8: A transparent side view of the wheelchair with a roof installed and a cover covered. 1... Combination metal fittings, 2... Metal pipe, 3
... Roof for wheelchairs, 4. Roof support rods (for wheelchairs), 5. Adjustment screws or adjustment pins, etc. (for wheelchairs), 6. Roof for caregivers, 7. Roof support rods for caregivers. ), 8...adjustment screws or adjustment pins, etc. (for caregivers), 9...roof bodyguard, 10...cover ceiling part (for wheelchairs), 11...cover left side part (for wheelchairs), 12...cover Right side part (for wheelchair), 13...Cover back part (for wheelchair), 14
...Transparent vinyl window, 15...String with magic tape, 16...Left side of cover (for attendant), 17...Right side of cover (for attendant), 18
... Part connected from cover ceiling to front (for caregiver), 19 ... Luminous tape, 20 ... Connection fastener, 21 ... Connection fastener, 22 ...
...Front part (for wheelchair) cover, 23... Back part (
(for caregiver) cover, 24...Top center point, 25...
...Double-sided fastener.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Two sets of combination fittings 1 having two large and small cylindrical fastening holes as shown in Fig. 5 are manufactured and prepared, and the larger cylindrical fastening hole is prepared. They are installed at the top of the metal pipes 2 at both ends of the back of the wheelchair as shown in FIG. 8, and fixed with screws. At the same time, in the smaller cylindrical tightening hole,
As shown in the middle row of Figures 2 and 4, 42 tubular roof support rods made of aluminum, stainless steel, or other light and strong materials, each with a wheelchair roof 3 fixed to the top end, are inserted into each end. The height position is determined according to the sitting height of the person sitting on the wheelchair, and this is also fixed with an adjustment screw or adjustment pin 5. Furthermore, if a roof 6 is also provided for a caregiver who pushes the wheelchair, as shown in the middle part of FIGS. 2 and 4, two fixed roof support rods 4 supporting the roof 3 of the wheelchair are Insert two roof support rods 7, each with a roof 6 attached to the upper end for the caregiver, into the left and right tubes from above into the tube, and adjust the height to match the height of the caregiver. Determine the position and fix with adjustment screws or adjustment pins 8. As shown in Figure 3, the size of both roofs is square, with the left and right sides about the width of each wheelchair, and the front and back sides slightly longer. It is slightly higher and has a gabled shape. For the roof 6 for the attendant, loosen the adjustment screw or adjustment pin 8 and lower the roof 6 through the pipe.
It is made so that it can be dropped and folded forward by half a turn as shown in the upper part of FIG. 2 so that it can be stored stacked on the roof 3 for wheelchairs. After this, in order to create a rainproof and windproof cover that wraps completely from the roof, we will look at the type and size of the wheelchair, make a pattern of the size that matches it, and apply waterproof treatment to the raincoat material, tablecloth, etc. As shown in Fig. 1, the covered ceiling part 10, the cover left side part 11, the cover right side part 12, and the cover back part 13 are cut out according to the pattern by combining the fabric and transparent vinyl. At that time, as shown in Fig. 7, the front part 22 of the cover, the upper half of each of the left and right side parts 11 and 12 of the cover, and the upper half or all of the back part 13 of the cover are made into a transparent vinyl window 14 and sewn together to form a box shape. . At the front hem of the left and right side parts 11 and 12 of the cover, there are strings 15 with magic tape, respectively.
sew on. Next, according to the pattern for the attendant's cover, cut out the left side part 16 of the cover, the right side part 17 of the cover, and the part 18 that connects from the ceiling to the front of the cover as shown in Figure 6, and sew them together as shown in Figure 7. The upper half is also made of transparent vinyl window 14. Incidentally, two or three pieces of luminous tape 19 with a width of about 2 cm and a length matched to the circumference of the cover are sewn onto each of the waterproof fabric parts of the wheelchair cover and the attendant's cover. In the thus completed attendant's cover, fasteners 20 are attached to the lower edge of the front part 18 and the front edges of the left and right side parts 16 and 17. Similarly, the upper edge of the back part 13 and the left and right side parts 11 and 12 of the wheelchair cover.
After that, the fastener 21 is attached and the attendant cover is connected to the wheelchair cover for use. The front part 22 of the wheelchair cover and the back part 23 of the attendant's cover are connected to the roof parts 3 and 6, respectively.
A wheelchair cover with an opening/closing window, a roof, and a roof for a caregiver, in which the upper center point 24 in contact with is sewn together at only one place, and the remaining parts are used by attaching double-sided fasteners 25 so that they can be opened and closed from the inside and outside. and cover.