RU32974U1 - Rocking chair - Google Patents

Description

Rocking chair

A utility model is claimed that can be used as furniture for relaxing and relieving stress of a person.

Various swings are widely known (descriptions of inventions to copyright certificates No. 1563723 of July 1, 88, No. 1716954 of August 26, 88, etc.). As a rule, they consist of support racks (frames) of various shapes, a rigid horizontal bar and rods with a seat.

A well-known children's cradle bed (RF patent No. 2096014 from 11.16.95) containing a cradle suspended on a cradle support. The supports are interconnected by couplers. Bearings are mounted on the crossbar, on which rods with a cradle are hung.

Various armchairs and rocking chairs are widely known (certificate for utility model No. 19726 of 04/11/2001, certificate for utility model No. 8221 of January 29, 1997, etc.), containing a seat, back, sidewalls, and connecting elements.

The inventive swing chair, as well as known, also contains interconnected seat, back and sidewalls.

The problem to be solved during the development of this utility model was to create the possibility of rolling in a chair in a vertical plane, ensuring the stability of the chair during swing. The technical result is the expansion of the functional capabilities of the chair, namely, the use of swing in the chair to relieve stress.

This task is achieved in that the sidewalls are connected to the legs with the possibility of free rotation relative to each other, while the front and rear legs are installed at an angle to each other and are fixed by longitudinal and transverse crossbars.

The connection of the sidewalls with legs with the possibility of swinging allows the use of the chair as a swing.

The implementation of the front and rear legs installed under the ground to each other and fixed by longitudinal and transverse crossbars ensures the stability of the chair when swinging and the safety of its use.

The inventive model is illustrated using the drawings, where in FIG. 1 shows a general view of a swing chair; FIG. 2 - view of the swing chair according to claim 2, in FIG. 3 - general view of the swing chair according to claim 3.

The swing chair (see Fig. 1) consists of interconnected seats 1, backs 2 and sidewalls 3. Sidewalls 3 are connected to legs 4 and 5 by fasteners 6. The fastener 6 can be made, for example, in the form of a bolt, bearing or a finger with a sleeve, washers and nut. The front 4 and rear 5 legs are installed under the rear door to the other and are fixed by longitudinal 7 and transverse 8 crossbars.

The swing chair may contain (see Fig. 2) handles for rocking the swing chair, made in the form of uprights 9 connected to the longitudinal crossbars 7 and legs 4 and 5 in the places of their connection.

Handles for rocking the swing chair (see Fig. 3) can also be made in the form of a continuation of 10 rear 5 or front 4 legs.

Using the utility model is carried out in the following way. The user sits in a chair and, pushing off the floor with his feet, performs a swing. When using a swing chair with handles, the user sits in the chair and, using the handles as a lever, makes the chair swing.

The inventive swing chair allows you to use the chair to relieve stressful conditions while ensuring its stability during swing.

Claims (3)

1. A swing chair containing a connected seat, back and sidewalls, characterized in that the sidewalls are connected to the legs with the possibility of free rotation relative to each other, while the front and rear legs are installed at an angle to each other and are fixed by longitudinal and transverse crossbars . 2. The swing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises handles for swinging the swing chair, made in the form of racks connected to the longitudinal rungs and legs. 3. The swing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises handles for swinging the swing chair, made in the form of extensions of the rear or front legs.