KR102420914B1 - Awning and apparatus for childcare having awning - Google Patents

Abstract

The awning 70 is an awning 70 covering the seat cushion 30 supported on the support part 20 , and among the awning body 71 covering the seat cushion 30 and the edge of the awning body 71 . A base 72 connected to at least a portion 91a and disposed between the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 is provided.

Description

AWNING AND APPARATUS FOR CHILDCARE HAVING AWNING

The present invention relates to an awning and a child-rearing device provided with the awning.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, many child-rearing implements such as strollers and rocking chairs are provided with awnings. The conventional awning has an awning main body which covers the seat cushion supported on the support part as a child care main body normally, and the connection part for connecting the awning main body to a support part. Moreover, the holding part which holds the awning by connecting the connecting part of an awning is provided in the support part as a child-care implement main body. The awning body includes a awning cloth and a plurality of awning frames provided on the awning cloth. The awning frame is formed in a substantially U-shape, and is provided so that it can swing|fluctuate with respect to the connection part connected to the both base ends. And by rocking the awning frame with respect to a connection part, the awning cloth can be spread out. The awning, in its unfolded state, forms a space surrounded by the support part and the awning cloth. Such a shade may block sunlight, lighting light, rain and wind, and the like, and provide a comfortable environment for infants and toddlers in the space.

By the way, as one of the requirements for the awning as described above, there are those applicable to various supports and/or seat cushions. As long as the awning is applicable to various supports, any combination of the awning and the support and/or seat cushion may be used.

However, generally, the connecting part of the awning is connectable only to the holding part designed corresponding to the said connecting part. Even if the connection part is connected to the non-corresponding holding part, the awning is not held by the holding part as desired. In this case, the awning may not be able to perform its desired function, either due to vibration of the awning or the formation of an undesirable gap between the awning and the support and/or seat cushion. In addition, in the first place, the awning cannot generally be connected to a support part and/or a seat cushion to which a holding part is not provided.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are made in consideration of the above points, and an object of the present disclosure is to provide an awning applicable to various supports and/or seat cushions. Another object of the present invention is to provide a child care device having such a awning.

The awning according to the present invention is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,

a awning body covering the seat cushion;

It has a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support portion connected to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body.

In this case, a hole provided in the support portion and through which a belt member extending through a through hole formed in the seat cushion passes may be formed in the base.

For example, three belt members are installed on the support,

The seat cushion has three through holes through which the three belt members pass, respectively,

The base may be provided with three holes through which the three belt members pass respectively.

More specifically, a crotch belt member and a pair of waist belt members are installed in the support portion,

The seat cushion has three through holes through which the crotch belt member and the pair of waist belt members pass respectively,

The base may be provided with three holes through which the crotch belt member and the pair of waist belt members pass respectively.

In addition, in the awning according to the present invention, the seat cushion has a seat portion facing the child's buttocks and a rear portion facing the child's back,

The said base may be arrange|positioned between a part of the said back part, and the said seat part and the said support part.

Moreover, the awning which concerns on this invention WHEREIN: It is provided in a part of the said edge part of the said awning main body, The contact means which makes the said part contact at least one of the said seat cushion and the said support part may further be provided.

For example, the contact means may be a rubber provided along a portion of the edge portion of the awning body.

Moreover, in the awning which concerns on this invention, the said support part is a child-rearing apparatus main body, and you may comprise a child-rearing mechanism together with the said seat cushion.

In addition, in the awning according to the present invention, the awning body has a cloth and a rod-shaped reinforcing material provided on the cloth,

The said base may have the cloth stronger than the said cloth of the said awning body.

In addition, in the awning according to the present invention, the base has a cloth,

The said cloth of the said awning body may have the cloth whose visible light transmittance is higher than the said cloth of the said base.

Moreover, the awning by this invention WHEREIN: The said awning main body may have a mesh member and the rod-shaped reinforcing material provided in the said mesh member.

Alternatively, the child care device according to the present invention,

a support part configured as a child care appliance body;

the seat cushion supported on the support part;

The awning described above is provided.

According to the awning according to the present invention, the awning can be applied to various supports and/or seat cushions.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a figure explaining one Embodiment of this invention, Comprising: It is a perspective view which shows the child care implement in a fully deployed state with an awning closed.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the child-rearing implement shown in FIG. 1, with the awning open and in a folded state.
Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the body of the child-rearing implement of the child-rearing implement shown in Figs. 1 and 2;
Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the seat cushion shown in Figs. 1 and 2;
Fig. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of the child-rearing mechanism shown in Fig. 1 in the left-right direction along the front-rear direction.
Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the awning included in the child care mechanism shown in Fig. 1 in a fully deployed state.
Fig. 7 is a side view of the awning shown in Fig. 6;
Fig. 8 is a view of the awning attached to the support as viewed from the side opposite to the child's side of the support.
It is a perspective view which shows the attachment method to the support part of the awning shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and a seat cushion.
It is a perspective view which shows the attachment method to the support part of the awning shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and a seat cushion.
It is a perspective view which shows the attachment method to the support part of the awning shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and a seat cushion.
Fig. 12 is a side view showing another application example of the awning shown in Figs. 6 and 7;
Fig. 13 is a perspective view showing another application example of the awning shown in Figs. 6 and 7;
Fig. 14 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the child care mechanism shown in Fig. 1 .

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, one Embodiment of this invention is described with reference to drawings.

1 and 2 are perspective views showing a child-rearing device having a awning according to the present invention. In Figure 1, the awning is shown in a closed, fully deployed state, and in Figure 2, the awning is shown in an open, folded state. A child care device is a device such as a stroller, a child seat, a rocking chair, and a walker, and is typically used to take care of children in the process of raising children (children such as infants, infants, and children). For example, a baby carriage is a cart carrying a child, and a child seat is an auxiliary seat for children installed in the seat of a vehicle, a frame of a bicycle, a chair, etc. and used. In addition, a rocking chair is a child seat or a bed, and is also called a baby chair, a high and low chair, a low chair, a rocking chair, a baby rack, and a rocking rack.

In the example shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the child-rearing mechanism 10 is comprised as a rocking chair. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the child care device 10 includes a support unit 20 configured as a child care device main body, a seat cushion 30 supported on the support unit 20 , and a seat cushion 30 . and a covering awning 70 . In addition, the child-rearing implement 10 includes a leg portion 40 that is provided below the support portion 20 and supports the child-rearing apparatus body portion 20 . A child riding on the child-rearing device 10 lies down or sits on the seat cushion 30 .

By the way, in the present specification, "front", "back", "up", "down", "left", "right", "front-to-back direction", "up-down direction" and " The term "left and right" means "before", "after", "up", "down", "left", "right" based on the child seated in the child care device and its components, unless otherwise specified. , "front-to-back direction", "up-down direction" and "left-right direction". More specifically, "front-back direction" is a direction connecting the lower left and upper right of the paper sheet in FIGS. 1 to 4 and 6 , and corresponds to the left and right direction of the paper sheet in FIGS. . Incidentally, unless otherwise indicated, "in front" means the side facing the child seated on the child care mechanism and its components, and the lower left side of the paper in FIGS. 1 to 4 and 6; The left side of the paper sheet in Figs. 5 and 7 is the front side. On the other hand, the "up-down direction" is a direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction and orthogonal to the ground plane. Accordingly, when the ground plane is a horizontal plane, "up-down direction" refers to a vertical direction. In addition, "left and right direction" is a width direction, and is a direction orthogonal to both "front-back direction" and "up-down direction".

First, with reference to FIG. 3, the support part 20 as a child care implement main body is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 3, the support part 20 has a substantially symmetrical structure centering|focusing on the left-right direction center plane along the front-back direction as a whole. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the support part 20 is provided on the side of the seat plate 21a, the back plate 21b provided in the rear end of this seat plate 21a, and the seat plate 21a. It has a pair of armrests (22, 22). A headrest 21e is provided at an end of the back plate 21b opposite to the end on the seat plate 21a side. A footrest 21d is provided at the front end of the seat plate 21a. The back plate 21b has a configuration capable of being knocked down rearward (refer to Fig. 3) or made to stand upward with respect to the seat plate 21a. Further, the headrest 21e is made to stand on the side on which the child is placed (hereinafter, simply referred to as "child side") with respect to the back plate 2lb (refer to Fig. 3) or along the back plate 2lb. It has a structure that can be knocked down with respect to the rear plate 2lb.

The leg part 40 supports the support part 20, and this leg part 40 consists of a pair of right and left front leg 40a, 40a and rear leg 40b, 40b. Each of the front legs 40a and each of the hind legs 40b is rotatably connected to each other in the respective intermediate portions, as is well shown in Figs. placed in the shape. In addition, the leg portion 40 supports the support portion 20 via the swing portion 45 . The swing part 45 supports the support part 20 with respect to the leg part 40 so that reciprocating movement in the front-back direction is possible.

A front wheel 40c and a rear wheel 40d are provided at the lower ends of the front legs 40a and 40a and the rear legs 40b and 40b, respectively. Each of the front wheel 40c and the rear wheel 40d has a stopper 40e for fixing the front wheel 40c and the rear wheel 40d. By fixing the front wheel 40c and the rear wheel 40d, the whole leg part 40 is fixed with respect to the floor surface F. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3, the support part 20 as such a child-rearing implement main body knocks down the back plate 21b against the seat plate 21a, and further moves the headrest 21e upward with respect to the back plate 21b. It can be used as a children's bed by making it stand up. In addition, the support part 20 makes the back plate 2lb stand up with respect to the seat plate 21a, and also knocks down the headrest 21e against the back plate 2lb so as to follow the back plate 2lb. Therefore, it can also be used as a chair for children. In addition, since each front leg 40a and each rear leg 40b of the leg part 40 are rotatably connected with each other in each intermediate part, the front wheel 40c and the rear leg 40b of the front leg 40a By increasing the distance of the rear wheel 40d, the position of the support part 20 can be made low. In addition, by narrowing the distance between the front wheel 40c of the front leg 40a and the rear wheel 40d of the rear leg 40b, the position of the support part 20 can be made high.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the support part 20 is provided with a child belt 50 . By the child belt 50 , the body of a child riding on the support part 20 is held on the support part 20 . The child belt 50 may be formed as a three-point belt having a crotch belt and a shoulder belt, but in the illustrated example, it is formed as a five-point belt having a crotch belt, a waist belt and a shoulder belt.

3, the child belt 50 includes a crotch belt member 51 functioning as a crotch belt, a pair of waist belt members 52 and 53 functioning as a waist belt, and a shoulder belt. It has a pair of shoulder belt members 54 and 55 functioning as One end of the crotch belt member 51 is provided at approximately the center of the seat plate 21a. One end of the pair of waist belt members 52 and 53 is provided to be spaced apart from each other in the left-right direction in a waist region located near the end of the back plate 21b on the seat plate 21a side. One end of the pair of shoulder belt members 54 and 55 is provided in a shoulder region located approximately at the center of the back plate 21b, spaced apart from each other in the left and right directions.

A buckle 56 as a first connector is provided at the other end of the crotch belt member 51 . Further, at the other end of each waist belt member 52, 53, a tongue plate 57 as a second connector is provided, and at the other end of each shoulder belt member 54, 55, a tongue plate as a third connector is provided. (58) is installed. The second coupler 57 and the third coupler 58 are configured to engage the first coupler 56 .

In addition, the above-mentioned child belt 50 is not limited to a rocking chair, It is generally provided in many child-rearing implements, such as a stroller.

Next, the seat cushion 30 mounted on the support part 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 . 4 is a perspective view of the seat cushion 30 . 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of the seat cushion 30 attached to the support part 20 together with the awning 70 in the left-right direction center plane along the front-back direction. As is understood from FIG. 4 , the seat cushion 30 has a substantially symmetrical configuration centering on a left-right central plane extending along the front-rear direction as a whole.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the seat cushion 30 includes a seat portion 31 , a back portion 32 connected to the seat portion 31 and positioned behind the seat portion 31 , and a seat portion 31 . ) and a pair of side wall portions 33 positioned on the sides of the rear surface portion 32 . The seat part 31 is supported by the seat plate 21a of the support part 20, and mainly faces the buttocks of the child riding on the child care implement 10. As shown in FIG. On the other hand, the back part 32 is supported by the back plate 2lb of the support part 20, and mainly faces the back of a child riding on the child-rearing implement 10. As shown in FIG. The side wall part 33 extends from the left and right side edges of the seat part 31 and the back part 32 . The side wall part 33 is supported by the armrest 22 of the support part 20 . In addition, the seat cushion 30 further has a head side portion 34 connected to an edge portion opposite to the seat portion 31 of the back portion 32 . The head side portion 34 connects the left and right side wall portions 33 , and is supported by the head rest 21e of the support portion 20 . Further, the seat cushion 30 further has a foot side portion 35 connected to an edge portion opposite to the back portion 32 of the seat portion 31 . The foot side part 35 connects the left and right side wall parts 33, and is supported by the footrest 21d. Further, the seat cushion 30 has a side wall portion 33 and a cover 36 connected to an outer edge portion opposite to the back surface portion 32 of the head side portion 34 . As shown in FIG. 4 , the cover 36 extends opposite to the child side of the seat cushion 30 . And, as shown in FIG. 5 , the cover 36 includes the headrest 21e and the back plate 21b of the support part 20 in a state where the seat cushion 30 is attached to the support part 20 . It is partly designed to be covered.

As shown in FIG. 4 , in the seat cushion 30 , five through holes 61 to 65 through which the five belt members 51 to 55 of the support 20 respectively pass are formed. The first through hole 61 is provided in the center of the seat portion 31 of the seat cushion 30 , and the crotch belt member 51 passes through. The second and third through holes 62 and 63 are provided in a waist region located near the end portion of the back portion 32 on the seat portion 31 side to be spaced apart from each other in the left and right directions. The second and third through holes 62 and 63 pass through the waist belt members 52 and 53, respectively. Further, the fourth and fifth through-holes 64 and 65 are provided in a shoulder region located at the substantially center of the rear surface portion 32 to be spaced apart from each other in the left-right direction. The fourth and fifth through holes 64 and 65 pass through the shoulder belt members 54 and 55 .

By the way, the awning which covers the seat cushion supported on the support part is provided in the child care implement as shown in figure. As one of the requirements for such an awning, there are those applicable to various supports and seat cushions. As long as the awning is applicable to various supports or seat cushions, any combination of the awnings and supports and/or seat cushions may be used. However, in general, the awning can be connected only to a support part or a seat cushion designed corresponding to the awning, or even if it can be connected, its function cannot be exhibited as desired. Specifically, generally, an awning has a connection part for connecting to a support part or a seat cushion. Moreover, the support part or the seat cushion has the holding part which holds the awning to which the connection part of an awning is connected. The awning cannot be connected to, or even could be connected to, a retaining part that is not designed to correspond to the connection part, shakes, or an undesirable gap is formed between the awning and the support part or the seat cushion, so that the function is desired as desired. can't perform In addition, in the first place, the awning cannot generally be connected to a support part or a seat cushion which does not have a holding part.

In view of such circumstances, the awning of this embodiment is devised for making it applicable to various support parts and a seat cushion.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 5 to 8, the awning will be described. 6 and 7 show the awning before it is mounted on the support part and the seat cushion. Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the awning in a fully deployed state, and Fig. 7 is a side view of the awning shown in Fig. 6 . 8 : is a figure which shows the awning attached to the support part and the seat cushion from the side opposite to the child side of the support part.

As shown in FIG. 5 , the awning 70 is a base connected to at least a part of the awning body 71 covering the seat cushion 30 and the circumferential edge of the awning body 71 . (72). In the illustrated example, the awning 70 functions as a mosquito net.

First, the base 72 will be described. In the illustrated example, as shown in FIG. 6 , the base 72 is formed of a substantially rectangular cloth. Of course, the base 72 may contain materials other than cloth. In addition, the base 72 may be formed of materials other than cloth. In the illustrated example, as shown in FIG. 5 , the base 72 is sufficient to cover most of the waist region of the footrest 21d of the support 20 and the seat plate 21a and the back plate 21b. have a size By covering the gap between the seat plate 21a and the rear plate 21b and the gap between the seat plate 21a and the footrest 21d with the base 72, the gap is passed through the gap to the inside of the awning 70, The possibility that pests such as mosquitoes invade is reduced.

As shown in FIG. 5 , the base 72 is disposed between the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 . Thereby, movement of the base 72 with respect to the seat cushion 30 and the support part 20 is suppressed. In the illustrated example, the base 72 includes at least a portion (waist region) and the seat portion 31 of the back portion 32 of the seat cushion 30 , and a portion (waist region) of the back plate 2lb of the support portion 20 . ) and the seat plate 21a. These parts of the seat cushion 30 and the support part 20 are parts that receive most of the weight of the child riding on the child care device 10 . The base 72 is disposed between this portion of the seat cushion 30 and the support 20 so that the base 72 (and thus the awning 70) moves relative to the seat cushion 30 and the support 20 . This is effectively prevented.

In the illustrated example, holes 81 to 83 through which the belt members 51 to 53 provided in the support 20 pass are formed in the base 72 . By passing the belt members (51 to 53) through the holes 81 to 83 of the base 72, the base 72 can be held by the belt members (51 to 53). As a result, movement of the base 72 relative to the seat cushion 30 and the support 20 is more effectively prevented. In addition, the belt members 51-53 are generally provided in the child-rearing mechanism 10 as mentioned above. By using such a member to hold the base 72 (and hence the awning 70 ), there is no need to form, on the support 20 or the seat cushion 30 , a dedicated holding portion for holding the awning 70 . none.

In the illustrated example, the base 72 is provided with three holes 81 to 83 . The first hole 81 is provided in the center of the base 72 , and the crotch belt member 51 passes through. Further, the second and third holes 82 and 83 are provided in a region in the vicinity of the rear periphery 72r of the base 72 and spaced apart from each other in the left and right directions in the region covering the waist region of the back plate 21b. has been The second and third holes 82 and 83 pass through the waist belt members 52 and 53, respectively. When the plurality of belt members (51 to 53) pass through the plurality of holes 81 to 83 provided in the base 72, the base 72 passes through the plurality of places where the belt members (51 to 53) pass. is held in Thereby, movement of the base 72 with respect to the seat cushion 30 and the support part 20 is prevented more effectively.

The hole provided in the base 72 may be a hole through which belt members other than the crotch belt member 51 and the waist belt members 52 and 53, ie, the shoulder belt members 54 and 55, pass. In this case, the base 72 is formed so as to cover the shoulder region of the back plate 21b. Thus, the hole provided in the base 72 may be a hole through which arbitrary belt members of the belt members 51-55 pass. In addition, the number of holes provided in the base 72 is arbitrary. However, the waist belt members 52 and 53 are often not used. For this reason, it is preferable that any one of the holes provided in the base 72 is a hole through which the crotch belt member 51 or the shoulder belt members 54 and 55 pass.

As described above, the base 72 is disposed between the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 . For this reason, friction arises between the base 72, the seat cushion 30, and the support part 20. As shown in FIG. In addition, in the illustrated example, since the base 72 is hold|maintained by the belt members (51-53), it may be pulled by the belt members (51-53). Moreover, since the base 72 is connected to the awning main body 71, it may be pulled by the awning main body 71. Since various forces are applied to the base 72 in this way, the base 72 is made of a fabric having a sufficiently high strength to withstand these forces. In the illustrated example, it is formed of a fabric having a higher strength than the fabric 90 of the awning body 71 . In addition, in this specification, "high-strength fabric" means fabric with high tear strength, rupture strength, and abrasion strength.

Next, the awning main body 71 is demonstrated. The awning body 71 has a flexible cloth 90 and a plurality of rod-shaped reinforcing materials 73 provided on the cloth 90 . As described above, the awning 70 functions as a mosquito net. Accordingly, in the illustrated example, a mesh-shaped cloth is employed as the cloth 90 of the awning body 71 . Since the cloth 90 of the awning main body 71 is mesh-shaped, the air permeability of the outside and the inside of the awning 70 can be ensured, suppressing invasion of pests, such as mosquitoes, into the awning 70 inside. Of course, a mesh member other than the cloth may be employed instead of the cloth 90 . The reinforcing material 73 is held by being sewn to the cloth 90, and has a U-shape. The reinforcing material 73 is formed of, for example, polyacetal (POM). In the fully deployed state of the awning 70 shown in FIG. 1, the reinforcing material 73 holds the cloth 90 of the awning main body 71 in the pulled state by the rigidity. Thereby, between the cloth 90 and the seat cushion 30, the space which accommodates a child can be ensured stably. Further, as shown in Fig. 5, both ends of each reinforcing material 73 are disposed between the side wall portion 33 of the seat cushion 30 and the armrest 22 of the support portion 20, so that the seat cushion ( 30), it is prevented that a child on the upper body comes into contact with both ends of the reinforcing material 73 and is injured.

In addition, as the cloth 90 of the awning body 71, various well-known materials can be used according to the function requested|required of the awning 70. As shown in FIG. For example, as a function of the awning 70, even if the awning 70 is in a fully deployed state, it is required to make it possible to view the outside from the inside or the inside of the awning 70 from the outside, the awning body 71 ) as the fabric 90, a fabric having a high visible light transmittance may be employed. In addition, as the function of the awning 70, when it is required to block sunlight or illumination light, as the cloth 90 of the awning body 71, a cloth having high light-shielding property may be employed. In addition, as the function of the awning 70, when it is required to block the rain and wind, as the cloth 90 of the awning body 71, a fabric with low air permeability, water repellency or waterproofness, and high water resistance may be employed. Of course, as the cloth 90 of the awning body 71, a plurality of types of cloth having different functions may be employed.

As shown in FIG. 5 , the cloth member 90 includes a first perimeter portion 91 and a first awning portion 91 that covers the upper side from the front of the seat cushion 30 in the fully deployed state of the awning 70 . 2 It has a base part 92, and the support part 20 and the floating part 93 which covers the side opposite to the child side of the seat cushion 30. The plurality of reinforcing materials 73 described above are sewn to the main cloth portions 91 and 92 .

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 , the first perimeter portion 91 is connected to the front periphery 72f of the base 72 . The first circumferential portion 91 constitutes a front edge portion of the fabric 90 of the awning body 71 , and is connected to a first edge portion 91a connected to the base 72 , and a second main ceiling portion 92 . It has a 2nd edge part 9lb used. The first edge portion 91a is sewn to the front periphery 72f of the base 72 . Thereby, the possibility that pests, such as a mosquito, will invade the inside of the awning 70 from between the 1st perimeter part 91 and the base 72 is reduced.

The 2nd main ceiling part 92 has the 3rd edge part 92a connected to the 1st main ceiling part 91, and the 4th edge part 92b connected to the sub-floor part 93. As shown in FIG. The fourth edge portion 92b is sewn to the floating portion 93 . Thereby, the possibility that insect pests, such as a mosquito, will invade the inside of the awning 70 from between the 2nd main cloth part 92 and the floating ceiling part 93 is reduced.

The first circumferential part 91 and the second circumferential part 92 are connected via a slide fastener 95 . More specifically, one fastener stringer 95a among a pair of fastener stringers 95a and 95b of the slide fastener 95 is provided on the second edge portion 9lb of the first main ceiling portion 91 . . Moreover, the other fastener stringer 95b is provided in the 3rd edge part 92a of the 2nd main ceiling part 92 in correspondence with the one fastener stringer 95a. The slide fastener 95 also has a slider 96 for engaging each element row of the pair of fastener stringers 95a and 95b, and by moving the slider 96, the slide fastener 95 can be opened and closed. it is made possible Then, by closing the slide fastener 95, the second edge portion 9lb of the first peripheral portion 91 and the third edge portion 92a of the second peripheral portion 92 are connected without a gap, and the first It is possible to prevent pests from entering the awning 70 between the main awning 91 and the second perimeter 92 . In addition, by opening the slide fastener 95 to separate the first and second main ceilings 91 and 92 (see Fig. 2 ), the awning 70 is attached to the supporting portion 20 and the awning is maintained. (70) You can take out the children inside.

The floating ceiling portion 93 has a fifth edge portion 93a connected to the second main ceiling portion 92 , and a sixth edge portion 93b forming a rear edge portion of the fabric 90 of the awning body 71 . . As described above, the floating portion 93 covers the side opposite to the child side of the support portion 20 and the seat cushion 30 in a state where the awning 70 is installed on the support portion 20 ( FIGS. 5 and 5 ). 8). Thereby, the possibility that pests may invade the inside of the awning 70 between the support part 93 and the support part 20 and the seat cushion 30 is reduced. 5 and 8 , in the sixth edge portion 93b , a contact means 94 for bringing the floating portion 93 into contact with the support portion 20 or the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 . this is installed By bringing the floating part 93 into contact with the support part 20 or the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 , pests can be removed from the awning 70 between the floating part 93 and the support part 20 or the seat cushion 30 . The possibility of intrusion into the inside is effectively reduced. In the illustrated example, the contact means 94 is rubber provided along the sixth edge portion 93b. By employing rubber as the contact means 94 , even if the support 20 or the seat cushion 30 operates (for example, even if the back plate 2lb is moved relative to the seat plate 21a), the The sixth edge portion 93b can follow the movement of the support portion 20 or the seat cushion 30 . Accordingly, the sixth edge portion 93b of the floating portion 93 can be continuously brought into contact with the support portion 20 or the seat cushion 30 . In addition, as the contact means 94, other materials are also employable, for example, a string may be sufficient. In addition, the floating part 93 may be brought into contact with the seat cushion 30 or the support part 20 by another method that does not use the contact means 94 . As a method of bringing the floating part 93 into contact with the seat cushion 30 or the support part 20 without using the contact means 94 , for example, the end of the floating part 93 on the sixth edge part 93b side. Various methods are employable, such as sandwiching between the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 and the back plate 2lb of the support part 20 .

Further, as will be understood from FIGS. 6 and 7 , the front end of the floating portion 93 is connected to the rear end of the first main portion 91 and the rear peripheral portion 72r of the base 72, and the awning ( 70 is configured to continuously cover the side peripheral portion of the seat cushion 30 .

Next, with reference to FIGS. 9-11, the installation method to the support part of the seat cushion and awning by this embodiment is demonstrated.

First, as shown in FIG. 9 , the base 72 of the awning 70 is disposed on the waist region of the footrest 21d, the seat plate 21a, and the rear plate 21b of the support part 20 . At this time, the awning body 71 is folded forward. Then, the crotch belt member 51 is passed through the first hole 81 of the base 72, and the second and third holes 82 and 83, respectively, have a pair of waist belt members 52 and 53. pass through In this way, the base 72 of the awning 70 is held by the belts 51 to 53 .

Next, as shown in FIG. 10 , the seat cushion 30 is disposed on the base 72 . Then, the crotch belt member 51 is passed through the first through hole 61 of the seat cushion 30, and a pair of waist belt members 52 are passed through the second and third through holes 62 and 63, respectively. , 53 , and through the fourth and fifth through holes 64 and 65 , respectively, a pair of shoulder belt members 54 and 55 are passed. Further, the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 is overlaid on the headrest 21e and the back plate 21b of the support portion 20 . In this way, the seat cushion 30 is attached to the support 20 .

Next, as shown in FIG. 11 , the floating part 93 of the awning body 71 is pulled rearward to spread the awning body 71 , and the floating part 93 is the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 . ) from above, the headrest 21e and the back plate 2lb of the support 20 are covered (see FIGS. 5 and 8). Thereby, the 6th edge part 93b of the floating part 93 is attached to the headrest 21e and the back plate 2lb of the support part 20, or the cover 36 of the seat cushion 30 covered with these. contact In this way, the awning 70 is attached to the support part 20 and the seat cushion 30 .

On the other hand, in order to remove the awning 70 and the seat cushion 30 from the support part 20, it is good to remove it in the reverse order of the above-mentioned mounting order.

As shown in Figs. 12 and 13 , the awning 70 described above is applicable to child-rearing implements other than the swinging chair. 12 shows an example in which the awning 70 is applied to the child care mechanism 100 as a baby carriage. In the example shown in FIG. 12 , the baby carriage 100 is provided with the support part 120 as a baby carriage main body, and the seat cushion 130 supported by the support part 120 . More specifically, the stroller body 120 includes a seat 121 supporting the seat cushion 130 , a leg portion 140 supporting the seat 121 , and a handle 141 . The seat 121 includes a seat portion 121a and a backrest 12lb. The seat cushion 130 has a seat portion 131 that mainly faces the child's buttocks, and a back portion 132 that mainly faces the child's back. In addition, the base 72 of the awning 70 includes a part of the seat part 121a and the backrest 12lb of the seat 121 , and a part of the seat part 131 and the back part 132 of the seat cushion 130 . placed between In addition, the floating portion 93 of the awning body 71 is overlaid on the back portion 132 of the seat cushion 130 and the backrest 12lb of the seat 121, and the surface on the opposite side to the child-side surface is covering The sixth edge portion 93b of the floating portion 93 is in contact with at least one of the back portion 132 of the seat cushion 130 or the backrest 12lb of the seat 121 by the contact means 94 . . Also in the example shown in FIG. 12 , the awning 70 suppresses the formation of a gap between the seat cushion 130 and the seat 121 through which pests can invade the awning 70, while the seat cushion 130 and the seat (121) is covered. In this way, the awning 70 can be applied to the baby carriage 100 without impairing its function.

In addition, the above-mentioned awning 70 is also applicable to a children's cushion, a mat, or a cot placed on the floor. Fig. 13 shows an example in which the awning 70 is applied to a cot placed on the floor. In the example shown in FIG. 13 , the seat cushion 230 is a cot, and the support unit 220 is a floor supporting the cot 230 . The cot 230 has a first area 231 mainly facing the child's buttocks and legs, and a second area 232 mainly facing the child's back and head portion. In addition, the base 72 of the awning 70 is disposed between the floor 220 and a part of the first area 231 and the second area 232 of the cot 230 . In addition, the bucheon portion 93 of the awning body 71 is covered with the second area 232 of the cot 230, and covers the surface on the opposite side to the child side surface of the second area 232, have. Moreover, the 6th edge part 93b of the floating part 93 is in contact with the said surface by the contact means 94. Also in the example shown in FIG. 13 , the awning 70 covers the cot 230 while suppressing the formation of a gap between the cots 230 through which pests can invade the awning 70 . In this way, the awning 70 can be applied to the cot 230 without impairing its function.

Of course, the above-mentioned awning 70 is also applicable to breeding equipment for pets, such as a pet cart or a pet bed. In this case, the seat cushion 30 is a seat cushion for pets or a bed for pets, and the support unit 20 is a body for breeding equipment for pets supporting the seat cushion 30 or a floor supporting the bed for pets. it's good too

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 14, the child-rearing implement 10 provided with the awning 70 may have the 2nd awning 370 further. In this case, the second awning 370 preferably has a function different from that of the awning 70 . For example, in the illustrated example, since the fabric 90 of the awning 70 is a mesh-shaped fabric that transmits light, the fabric 390 of the second awning 370 is preferably a light-shielding fabric. In addition, in the illustrated example, the second awning 370 is held by the holding means 300 formed on the supporting part 20 , but the supporting part 20 and the seat are held by the same method as the awning 70 . It may be attached to the cushion 30 .

In the embodiment described above, the awning 70 is an awning that covers the seat cushion 30 supported on the support 20, and the awning body 71 covering the seat cushion 30, and the awning body ( A base 72 is provided between the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 connected to at least a part 91a of the edge portion 71 .

According to the awning 70 of this embodiment, it is not necessary to provide the dedicated holding means for holding the awning 70 in the seat cushion 30 or the supporting parts 20, 120, 220. For this reason, the awning 70 is applicable to the various seat cushions 30 and the support parts 20, 120, 220.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, a hole (51 to 53) through which the belt members (51 to 53) extending through the through holes (61 to 63) provided in the support portion (20) and formed in the seat cushion (30) pass 81 to 83 are formed on the base 72 . Thereby, the base 72 of the awning 70 can be hold|maintained using the belt members 51-53 provided in the support part 20 for another use. In addition, it is possible to prevent the base 72 from moving with respect to the support 20 and the seat cushion 30 .

In this case, for example, three belt members (51 to 53) are provided in the support portion 20, and the seat cushion 30 is provided with three belt members (51 to 53) through which the three belt members (51 to 53) respectively pass. Through holes 61 to 63 are formed, and the base 72 is formed with three holes 81 to 83 through which the three belt members 51 to 53 respectively pass. Specifically, the support 20 is provided with a crotch belt member 51 and a pair of waist belt members 52 and 53 , and the seat cushion 30 is provided with a crotch belt member 51 and a pair of waist belts. Three through holes 61 to 63 through which the members 52 and 53 pass respectively are formed, and in the base 72, a crotch belt member 51 and a pair of waist belt members 52 and 53 are respectively provided. Three holes 81 to 83 through which it passes are formed. In this case, the base 72 of the awning 70 is held by three belt members 51 to 53 at three locations. This prevents the base 72 from moving relative to the support 20 and the seat cushion 30 more effectively.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the seat cushion 30 has a seat portion 31 facing the child's buttocks and a back portion 32 facing the child's back, and the base 72 includes: It is disposed between a portion of the rear surface portion 32 and the seat portion 31 and the support portion 20 . Here, the seat part 31 or the back part 32 of the seat cushion 30 and the seat plate 21a or the back plate 2lb of the support part 20 carry most of the weight of the child riding the child-rearing device 10 . is the receiving area. By disposing the base 72 between this portion of the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 , the movement of the base 72 with respect to the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 is effectively suppressed.

In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the awning 70 is installed in a portion 93b of the edge portion of the awning body 71 , and the portion 93b is at least one of the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 . A contact means 94 made to contact one side is further provided. Thereby, it can suppress that a clearance gap is formed between the awning main body 71, the seat cushion 30, and at least one of the support part 20. As shown in FIG. The contact means 94 is, for example, rubber provided along the edge portion 93b of the awning body 71 . When the seat cushion 30 or the support part 20 is operated because the contact means 94 is rubber, the edge part 93b of the awning main body 71 is connected to the seat cushion 30 or the support part 20. You can follow the movement. For this reason, the said part 93b can be continuously made to contact at least one of the seat cushion 30 and the support part 20. As shown in FIG. In addition, as described above, the edge portion 93b of the awning body 71 is in contact with at least one of the seat cushion 30 and the support portion 20 even by another method that does not use the contact means 94 . can do it

In addition, in one Embodiment mentioned above, the support part 20 is a child-rearing apparatus main body, and comprises the child-care mechanism 10 together with the seat cushion 30. As shown in FIG. Moreover, the support part 20 is the main body of the breeding mechanism for pets, and may comprise breeding mechanisms for pets, such as a cart for pets, together with the seat cushion for pets.

In addition, in one embodiment mentioned above, the awning body 71 has the cloth 90 and the rod-shaped reinforcing material 73 provided in the cloth 90, and the base 72 has the awning main body 71. It has a fabric with a higher strength than the fabric 90 of . In this case, it is possible to increase the strength of the base 72 to which various forces are applied, and to prolong the life of the awning 70 as a whole.

Moreover, in one Embodiment mentioned above, the base 72 has a cloth, and the cloth 90 of the awning main body 71 has the cloth whose visible light transmittance is higher than the cloth of the base 72. Thereby, even if the awning 70 is a fully deployed state, the inside of the awning 70 can be observed from the outside. In addition, it is possible to observe the outside from the inside of the awning (70).

Moreover, in one Embodiment mentioned above, the awning main body 71 has a mesh member and the rod-shaped reinforcing material 73 provided in the mesh member. Thereby, the air permeability between the inside and the outside of the awning 70 can be improved.

In one embodiment described above, the child-rearing implement 10 includes a support portion 20 configured as a child-rearing apparatus main body, a seat cushion 30 supported on the support portion 20 , and the awning 70 described above. do.

According to the child care mechanism 10 of the present embodiment, it is not necessary to provide a dedicated holding means for holding the awning 70 in the seat cushion 30 or the support portion 20 . For this reason, the design freedom of the seat cushion 30 and the support part 20 increases.

In addition, although several modified examples of the form of the above-described embodiment have been described above, it is of course possible to apply a plurality of modified examples in appropriate combination.

Claims (12)

It is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,
a awning body covering the seat cushion;
Connecting to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body and having a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support,
The support part is a child care device body constituting the child care mechanism together with the seat cushion, and includes a seat plate and a back plate. It is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,
a awning body covering the seat cushion;
Connecting to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body and having a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support,
The support part is a baby carriage body constituting the baby carriage together with the seat cushion, and includes a seat. It is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,
a awning body covering the seat cushion;
Connecting to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body and having a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support,
A hole through which a belt member installed in the support portion and extending through a through hole formed in the seat cushion passes is formed in the base. It is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,
a awning body covering the seat cushion;
Connecting to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body and having a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support,
Three belt members are installed on the support,
In the seat cushion, three through holes through which the three belt members pass are formed,
The base is formed with three holes through which the three belt members each pass, the awning. It is an awning covering the seat cushion supported on the support,
a awning body covering the seat cushion;
Connecting to at least a portion of the rim of the awning body and having a base disposed between the seat cushion and the support,
A crotch belt member and a pair of waist belt members are installed in the support portion,
The seat cushion has three through holes through which the crotch belt member and the pair of waist belt members pass respectively,
The base is formed with three holes through which the crotch belt member and the pair of waist belt members pass, respectively. According to claim 1,
The seat cushion has a seat portion facing the child's buttocks and a back portion facing the child's back,
The base is disposed between a portion of the rear portion and the seat portion and the support portion, the awning. According to claim 1,
The awning further comprising a contact means provided on a portion of the rim portion of the awning body and contacting the portion with at least one of the seat cushion and the support portion. 8. The method of claim 7,
The contact means is, the awning is a rubber installed along a portion of the rim portion of the awning body. According to claim 1,
The awning body has a cloth and a rod-shaped reinforcing material installed on the cloth,
The said base has a cloth stronger than the said cloth of the said awning body, The awning. The method of claim 1,
The base has a cloth,
The awning of which the said cloth of the said awning body has a cloth with a visible light transmittance higher than the said cloth of the said base. According to claim 1,
The awning body has a mesh member and a rod-shaped reinforcement provided on the mesh member, the awning. A support part configured as a child care device body;
the seat cushion supported on the support part;
A child care device comprising the awning according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

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