RU175076U1 - COT CHILDREN - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of the furniture industry, and more specifically to cots for infants and children. The purpose of the claimed utility model is to eliminate identified shortcomings in order to achieve such technical results as increasing strength, reliability and durability by creating a single rigid design of the crib. in the following way. A crib containing a base with a bottom part, front and back walls, sidewalls and four vertical posts turning into legs, fixed between the walls and sidewalls, the walls and sidewalls being flat and straight, characterized in that it is additionally equipped with eight flattened radius-curved elements, installed between the uprights and sidewalls, rigidly connecting the upper and lower parts of the sidewalls with the uprights. A children's bed, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the walls and sidewalls filled with vertical slats. A children's bed, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the flattened elements bent along the radius are made with a rounded end that goes directly into the body of the vertical rack. A children's bed, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the legs are equipped with wheels or skids . Thus, due to the presence in the utility model of flattened radially bent elements, the claimed technical result is achieved, namely, increasing the strength, reliability and durability of the child’s design The inventive crib can be made in mass furniture production, in carpentry workshops and can be used both in the private household and in public children's institutions, where it is especially important to increase the service life of children's furniture.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of furniture industry, and more specifically to cots for infants and children.

A well-known crib (patent WO 2011133199, published October 27, 2011), including compatible walls, one of which can be made of soft material. One or more walls can be removed.

The main disadvantages of the known beds are low strength, reliability and durability.

The closest analogue to the claimed design is the Crib, IKEA SNIGLAR beech, 302.485.37, known from the Internet (http://www.fotel.by/catalog/Children's goods / Wooden_furniture / Beds / Beds_for_Children_to_3- ex_let/30248537.html) , reliable and practical crib "SNIGLAR" will provide the baby proper coziness and comfort. Complies with European safety standards. The crib "SNIGLAR" is made of environmentally friendly beech wood.

The main disadvantages of the known analogue are also low strength, reliability and durability.

The purpose of the claimed utility model is to eliminate the identified shortcomings to achieve such technical results as increasing strength, reliability and durability, by creating a single rigid design of the crib.

The goal is achieved as follows. A crib containing a base with a bottom part, front and back walls, sidewalls and four vertical posts turning into legs, fixed between the walls and sidewalls, the walls and sidewalls being flat and straight, characterized in that it is additionally equipped with eight flattened radius-curved elements, installed between the uprights and sidewalls, rigidly connecting the upper and lower parts of the sidewalls with uprights.

A crib, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the walls and sidewalls are filled with vertical slats.

A crib, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the flattened elements bent along the radius are made with a rounded end that goes directly into the body of the upright.

A crib, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the legs are equipped with wheels.

A crib, in particular, can be characterized by the fact that the legs are equipped with skids-rocking chairs.

In FIG. 1 presents a crib, general view; in FIG. 2 shows a large rounded binder element, where the numbers indicate the following:

1. Base with bottom

2. Front wall

3. The back wall

4. Sidewalls

5. Vertical legs turning into legs

6. Flattened radially curved elements

7. Filling rails

8. The rounded end of the flattened bent element

9. Wheels

10. Groove on the rounded end of a flattened curved element

11. Seat with a ledge on a vertical rack

12. The upper part of the sidewall

The crib shown in the drawings is arranged as follows.

A base with a bottom part 1 is installed between the front wall 2, the rear wall 3 and the sidewalls 4, the front 2 and rear 3 walls being attached to vertical posts turning into legs 5 to which flattened radially bent elements 6 are attached, which can be made with the rounded end 8, which enters directly into the body of the upright, in turn, to the elements 6, the sidewalls 4 are fastened. The front 2, rear 3 walls and sidewalls 4 can be filled with rails 7. The uprights can be supported by the wheels 9 or the rocking skids (on Ф ig. not shown).

The crib shown in the drawings acts as follows.

As a rule, due to their active use, increased demands are made on cots for reliability and durability. Known baby cots having a rectangular shape, during operation are loosened at the joints of the walls. In order to increase the strength characteristics and, as a result, increase reliability and durability, elements 6 curved along the radius, located between the walls and sidewalls (in particular, are attached to the lower and upper 12 parts of the sidewalls, made, for example, in the form of flat strips, are introduced into the design of the crib ) and fastened with a rigid one-piece connection, for example glue. For this, a groove at the rounded end of the flattened bent element 10 is inserted into the seat with a protrusion on the vertical strut 11. In particular, a monolithic production of the sidewall 4 and the radially bent flattened element 6 is possible in the form of a single integral part. The use of these elements can reduce the effect of loosening by creating eight cylindrical segments (four in the top and bottom), which minimize the degree of freedom of movement of the joints of the crib, relative to each other, in horizontal and vertical planes. The effect is especially noticeable on the upper part of the segments, which (in known rectangular designs) do not have additional fixation, at least one that partially provides the bottom part. In any case, the claimed utility model provides a more rigid design of the crib, excluding the movement of the sidewalls relative to the walls, thereby increasing its reliability (which is undoubtedly extremely important for the crib, as it is associated with the safety of the child), as well as strength while lengthening the life of the device as a whole.

Bent along the radius of the elements with a rounded end, entering directly into the body of the upright, due to the articulation of the rounded and rectangular surfaces create additional structural strength, which also contributes to the achievement of the claimed technical result.

Thus, due to the presence in the utility model of flattened elements bent along the radius, the claimed technical result is achieved, namely, increasing the strength, reliability and durability of the design of the crib.

Industrial applicability

The inventive crib can be made in mass furniture production, in carpentry shops and can be used both in the private household and in public children's institutions, where it is especially important to increase the service life of children's furniture.

Claims (5)

1. A crib containing a base with a bottom part, front and rear walls, sidewalls and four vertical posts turning into legs fixed between the walls and sidewalls, the walls and sidewalls being flat and straight, characterized in that it is additionally equipped with eight flattened bent radii elements installed between the vertical struts and sidewalls, rigidly connecting the upper and lower parts of the sidewalls with vertical struts. 2. A crib according to claim 1, characterized in that the walls and sidewalls are filled with vertical slats. 3. A cot according to claim 1, characterized in that the flattened elements bent along the radius are made with a rounded end that enters directly into the body of the upright. 4. A cot according to claim 1, characterized in that the legs are equipped with wheels. 5. The cot according to claim 1, characterized in that the legs are equipped with skids-rocking chairs.

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