RU2745498C1 - Ironing table - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: household appliances.SUBSTANCE: ironing table (1), which includes the board (2) of the ironing table and the frame (3) of the ironing table, while on the board (2) of the ironing table there is a bracket (4), which is equipped with the longitudinal side (5) of the board (2) of the ironing table, while the bracket (4) is installed with the ability to move on the board (2) of the ironing table, so that the bracket (4) moves between the extended position (6) and the retracted position (7), while the board (2) of the ironing table is equipped with a guide (8), in which the bracket (4) is placed with the possibility of movement, while the guide (8) is made in the form of a rail (9).EFFECT: novel ironing table construction with increased mobility of the board.8 cl, 7 dwg

Description

The invention relates to an ironing table, which includes an ironing table board and an ironing table frame, while on the ironing table board there is a bracket with which the longitudinal side of the ironing table board is provided, while the bracket is movable on the ironing table board, so that the bracket moves between extended position and retracted position, while the board of the ironing table is equipped with a guide in which the bracket is installed with the ability to move.

When ironing large-area textiles such as bed linen or table linen, conventional ironing tables have the disadvantage that the textiles can come into contact with the floor during ironing. There, textiles are both contaminated and prone to wrinkling.

Therefore, it is already known in the prior art to equip an ironing table board with a bracket located on the longitudinal side of the ironing table board in order to accommodate large-area textiles on an ironing table. In the extended position, large textiles can be stowed on the bracket. In addition, large-area textiles, especially in the form of a plume, can be guided between the ironing board and the staple. Thus, textiles of a large area can be held without creases, and contact with the floor can be prevented. An ironing table of this kind is known, for example, from US Pat. No. 1,016,848. However, with the previously known ironing table, the disadvantage is that the bracket is so located under the ironing table board that it can twist when pulled out or pushed in.

The invention is based on the object of improving the ironing table of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that the bracket is particularly easily displaceable between the retracted and extended position.

This problem is solved using the features of paragraph 1 of the claims. Preferred embodiments are shown in the dependent claims.

To solve the problem, the guide is made in the form of a rail. In this case, the rail is fixed on the underside of the ironing table board and accommodates the bracket with the ability to move. Due to the design of the guide in the form of a rail, a large contact surface of the bracket is obtained, so the bracket cannot be tilted during movement.

The bracket is preferably U-shaped. In this case, both free ends of the U-shaped bracket are in contact with the guide. The cross member of the staple, located between both free ends, is directed parallel to the longitudinal side of the ironing table board. The cross bar is used to accommodate large textiles during the ironing process. In the retracted position, the bracket is preferably completely under the ironing board.

Preferably, the bracket is made of a round profile. Round profiles are economical to manufacture. In this case, it is particularly advantageous if the clip consists of a metallic material. As a result, the bracket can have a comparatively small cross-section and a high stability is achieved.

The bracket can be equipped with sliding elements, while the sliding elements are fixed on the rail with the possibility of movement. Sliding elements improve the wiring of the staple. The wiring is particularly accurate when the sliding elements are congruent to the rail.

The rail can have at least one end stop. The end stop prevents the shackle from detaching from the ironing board when the shackle is in the extended position.

The end stop can be equipped with locking elements. With the help of locking elements, the bracket is fixed in the extended position. Further, the user receives feedback when the bracket has reached the extended position. The locking elements can be made in the form of protrusions that are located on the rail or on the end stop. In this case, the sliding elements preferably have congruent recesses into which the protuberances of the locking elements engage when the clip is in the extended position.

The rail can have a recess extending in the longitudinal direction, in which the bracket is held. With this design, a particularly precise and reliable clip guidance is obtained.

The rail may have sliding surfaces adjacent to the recess. Sliding surfaces are preferably provided on both sides of the recess. Preferably, the sliding elements lie on the sliding surfaces. Therefore, a stable shackle routing is obtained so that the shackle can be moved without skewing between the retracted position and the extended position.

The sliding elements can cover the sliding surfaces at least in part. Thus, the clip is guided in the rail to prevent it from falling out.

Certain embodiments of the ironing table according to the invention are further explained in more detail using the figures. They show, respectively, schematically:

Fig. 1 shows an ironing table with retracted shackle and an ironing table with extended shackle, respectively, in a bottom view;

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of an ironing table with a retracted bracket;

Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an ironing table with an extended bracket;

Fig. 4 shows a system consisting of a bracket and a guide in the retracted position;

Figure 5 is a system consisting of a bracket and a guide in an extended position;

Fig. 6 shows a bracket fitted in detail in a guide in a retracted position;

Fig. 7 shows a bracket fitted in detail in a guide bracket in an extended position.

The figures show an ironing table 1 including an ironing table board 2 and an ironing table frame 3. The board 2 of the ironing table has a frame 15 made of metal material, which receives a panel 16 of drawn metal forming the surface of the ironing table. A heat-resistant textile material is stretched over the frame 15. The board 2 of the ironing table has a first main side defining the plane of the ironing table and a second main side defining the bottom side. The first main side is provided with a heat-resistant textile material. The underside is equipped with a receptacle for the ironing table frame 3. The frame 3 of the ironing table is made in the form of a scissor frame and thus can be folded and adjusted in height. The frame 3 of the ironing table is made of metal profiles.

On the board 2 of the ironing table there is a bracket 4, while the bracket 4 is provided with the longitudinal side 5 of the board 2 of the ironing table. The bracket 4 is movable on the board 2 of the ironing table, so that the bracket 4 can move between the extended position 6 and the retracted position 7. The board 2 of the ironing table is equipped with a guide 8, in which the bracket 4 is movable. The guide 8 is made in the form of a rail 9. The rail 9 is fixed on the underside of the board 2 of the ironing table. In general, for the staple 4, there are respectively two rails 9 forming a guide 8, arranged parallel to each other on the underside of the ironing table board 2.

Bracket 4 is U-shaped and has two free ends and a crossbar located between both free ends. In this case, the cross member of the staple 4 is directed parallel to the longitudinal side 5 of the board 2 of the ironing table. Bracket 4 is made of a round profile made of metal material. The free ends of the bracket engage with the rail 9.

FIG. 1 shows the ironing table 1 in a bottom view, in which in the first image the clip 4 is in the retracted position 7, and in the second image the clip 4 is in the extended position 6.

FIG. 2 shows the ironing table 1 in a perspective view, with the bracket 4 in the retracted position 7. The frame 3 of the ironing table is infinitely adjustable and folded. The ironing board 2 of the ironing table is also provided on the narrow side with an iron support 17.

FIG. 3 shows an ironing table 1 according to FIG. 2, with the staple 4 in the extended position 6. In this position, the staple cross member 4 can accommodate textiles. On the contrary, the retracted position 7 allows a space-saving placement of the ironing table 1.

FIG. 4 shows in detail a bracket 4 with a guide 8. The guide 8 includes a rail 9, the rail 9 being fixed on the underside of the ironing table board 2. The rail 9 is made of an injection-molded polymer material and has a recess 13 that extends in the longitudinal direction and which accommodates both free ends of the clip 4.

At both free ends of the staple 4 is secured by a sliding element 10, which lies with the possibility of sliding on the rail 9. The rail 9 on both sides of the recess 13 has sliding surfaces 14, while the sliding elements 10 lie on the sliding surfaces 14. In addition, the sliding elements 10 cover the sliding surfaces 14, so that a form-fitting system of the bracket 4 and the rail 9 is obtained.

The rail 9 has an end stop 11. The end stop 11 prevents the bracket 4 from being completely pulled out of the rail 9. The end stop 11 consists of a strip covering the recess 13 of the rail 9 at the end. If the clip 4 reaches the extended position 6, then the sliding elements 10 of the clip 4 come into contact with the two end stops 11. Then further extension of the clip 4 is no longer possible. In the area of the end stops 11, stop elements 12 in the form of elevations are installed on the sliding planes 14. The sliding elements 10 have congruent recesses that receive the locking elements 12 if the bracket 4 is in the extended position 6.

FIG. 7 shows an embodiment according to FIG. 6, with the bracket 4 in the extended position 6. In the embodiment according to FIG. 6 the bracket 4 is in the retracted position 7.

Claims (8)

1. Ironing table (1), which includes the board (2) of the ironing table and the frame (3) of the ironing table, while on the board (2) of the ironing table there is a bracket (4), which is equipped with the longitudinal side (5) of the board (2 ) of the ironing table, while the bracket (4) is installed so that it can move on the board (2) of the ironing table, so that the bracket (4) moves between the extended position (6) and the retracted position (7), while the board (2) of the ironing table equipped with a guide (8), in which the bracket (4) is installed with the ability to move, and the guide (8) is made in the form of a rail (9) and wherein the rail (9) has at least one end stop (11), characterized in that the end stop (11) is equipped with locking elements (12). 2. Ironing table according to claim 1, characterized in that the bracket (4) is U-shaped. 3. Ironing table according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the bracket (4) is made of a circular profile. 4. Ironing table according to one of paragraphs. 1-3, characterized in that the bracket (4) is equipped with sliding elements (10), while the sliding elements (10) are fixed on the rail (9) with the possibility of movement. 5. Ironing table according to one of paragraphs. 1-4, characterized in that the rail (9) has a recess (13) extending in the longitudinal direction, in which the bracket (4) extends. 6. Ironing table according to one of paragraphs. 1-5, characterized in that the rail (9) has sliding surfaces (14) adjacent to the recess (13). 7. Ironing table according to one of paragraphs. 1-6, characterized in that the sliding elements (10) lie on the sliding surfaces (14). 8. Ironing table according to one of paragraphs. 1-7, characterized in that the sliding elements (10) cover the sliding surfaces (14) at least partially.

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