TH12185U - A high chair that can be converted into a playpen to change the child's position. - Google Patents

Abstract

A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen for changing positions, consisting of several pegs (13) and peg grooves (14) that are joined together to form a chair or playpen, with the second front peg (22) being installed perpendicular to the floor to the first side peg (11) and the second side peg (12) to form the playpen structure, and with the second front peg (22) being installed horizontally to the floor to the first side peg (11) and the second side peg (12) to form the chair structure.

Claims (8)

1. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen for changing positions, consisting of several structural walls with pegs (13) and peg grooves (14) that are joined together to form a chair or playpen. It has the following features: First side structural wall (11) which is flat; part of the first side structural wall (11) has several pegs (13) for joining to other structural walls to form a chair or playpen. Second side structural wall (12) which is flat; part of the second side structural wall (12) has several pegs (13) for joining to other structural walls to form a chair or playpen. First front structural wall (21) which is flat and acts as a fastener for the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to join together at the lower front. Part of the first front structural wall (21) has several peg grooves (14) for joining to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall. The second side (12) is used to form a chair or enclosure. The second flat front structural wall (22) serves to anchor the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) together at the upper front. A portion of the second front structural wall (22) has several dowel grooves (14) for attachment to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to form a chair or enclosure, with the second front structural wall (22) being installed perpendicular to the floor to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to form the enclosure, and with the second front structural wall (22) being installed horizontally to the floor to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to form the chair. The first flat rear structural wall (31) serves to anchor the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) together at the lower rear. A section of the first rear structural wall (31) will have a number of tenon joints (14) for attachment to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to form a bench or enclosure. The second rear structural wall (32), which is flat in shape, serves as a fastener to hold the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) together at the upper rear. A section of the second rear structural wall (32) will have a number of tenon joints (14) for attachment to the first side structural wall (11) and the second side structural wall (12) to form a bench or enclosure. 2. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen to change the child's position, according to claim 1, where the first side structure wall (11) and the second side structure wall (12) at the bottom form a base (10) which is wider than the top and serves as a supporting base. 3. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen for changing positions, according to claim 1, where at one position of the first side structure (11) and the second side structure wall (12) there shall be the first beam (41) and the second beam (42) respectively mounted horizontally to act as support beams for the second front structure wall (22) mounted horizontally to the floor and centered between the first side structure (11) and the second side structure wall (12) to form the chair structure. 4. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen to change the child's position, in accordance with claim 1, where the first side structure (11) and the second side structure wall (12) are vertically oriented in opposite directions. 5. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen to change the child's position, according to claim 1, where the first front structural wall (21) and the first rear structural wall (31) are vertical and at angles to the floor in opposite directions. 6. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen to change posture, according to claim 1, where the second front structural wall (22) and the second rear structural wall (32) are vertically at angles to the floor in opposite directions and are higher than the first front structural wall (21) and the first rear structural wall (31), respectively, to form a playpen structure. 7. A child's chair that can be converted into a child's playpen for changing positions, according to claim 1, where the walls of the entire structure are joined together with pegs (13) and mortise and tenon joints (14). 8. A child's chair that can be converted into a playpen to change the child's position, as per claim 1, where the walls and the entire structure are made of plastic, wood, metal, or particleboard, either individually or in combination.