TWM509031U - Storage box connectable with wheelchair for fixation - Google Patents

Description

Can be attached to the glove compartment

This creation is related to the storage compartment, and more specifically, it is a storage compartment that can be attached to a wheelchair, which is provided for wheelchair users to carry in a wheelchair.

Wheelchair users often need to accompany their companions to help with the purchased items or carry-on baggage when they go out, shop or travel, so that the time and ability of the wheelchair users to go out is limited by the time and ability that the companion can provide. Wheelchair users also try to reduce the chance of going out because they don't want to trouble their companions, so that the body and mind are often in a closed state, which is not good for the health of wheelchair users. Based on the concept of health care, it is very important to enhance the freedom, autonomy, independence and expansion of the wheelchair users. However, before implementing this concept, it is necessary to first solve the problem of how wheelchair users carry items or luggage.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a storage box that can be attached to a wheelchair to solve the problem of wheelchair users carrying items or luggage.

The storage box for achieving the above object comprises: a box body, wherein the left and right sides of the box body are respectively provided with a connecting seat which can be changed in the direction of use; and an adjustable length fixing belt, one end of each end of the fixing belt is provided A connector that can be joined or separated from the connector.

The box body is stably placed on the left and right bottom brackets of a wheelchair back, and the fixing belt is connected to the connecting seat by connecting members at both ends thereof, and is adjusted to the back and attached to the back of the wheelchair. To provide the strength of the box to be attached to the back of the wheelchair.

Further, the box body has a telescopic pull rod, and a rear surface of the back of the wheelchair and a back surface of the handle of the pull rod are respectively provided with a positioning structure, and the rod is fixed to the back of the wheelchair through the positioning structure. The box is attached to the back of the wheelchair more stably in a multi-point fixed manner.

Further, the positioning structure comprises a Velcro (commonly known as a magic felt) which is disposed on the back of the back of the wheelchair and the back of the handle of the lever can be coupled or separated from each other.

Further, the storage box further includes a support member, the support member includes an adjustable length belt body and a wear collar fixed to both ends of the belt body. The support member is sleeved on the left and right bottom brackets of the wheel bottom with the sleeves at both ends thereof, and spans between the left and right bottom brackets and supports the bottom of the box body, so that the box body is obtained More stable support.

The effect of this creation:

This creation enables the storage compartment to be loaded on the back of the wheelchair, and the wheelchair user can carry the storage compartment through the wheelchair.

The bottom left and right sides of the box are respectively supported by the left and right bottom brackets of the wheelchair, and are attached to the back of the wheelchair through the fixing strap. The bottom bracket and the fixing strap enable the box to be stably attached to the back of the wheelchair.

The bottom of the box can be further supported by a support member connected to the bottom bracket to share the force of the bottom bracket of the wheelchair.

When the smaller box cannot be supported by the left and right bottom brackets, the support member and the solid The strap is still attached to the back of the wheelchair.

By changing the connecting seat of the use direction, the fixing strap is not limited to the space type of the back of the wheelchair, and can be attached to the back of the wheelchair and connected to the connecting seat at the same time.

The length of the strap is adjusted by the adjustable length of the strap, and the length of the strap is adjusted to ensure that the strap provides a stable pulling force to the cabinet and maintains the stability of the box attached to the back of the wheelchair.

The adjustable length of the support makes it suitable for wheelchairs of various widths.

10‧‧‧ cabinet

11‧‧‧Travel suitcase

12‧‧‧ box storage bag

13‧‧‧ backpack

15‧‧‧Connecting seat

151‧‧‧ buckle seat

152‧‧‧Rotating pivot

153‧‧‧ buckle

154‧‧‧ Fixed Department

155‧‧‧ wearing a belt

20‧‧‧Fixed tape

21‧‧ ‧ day ring

25‧‧‧Connecting parts

251‧‧‧ buckle

252‧‧‧ hook

30‧‧‧ Wheelchair

31‧‧‧ bottom bracket

32‧‧‧ bottom bracket

35‧‧‧Back of the chair

40‧‧‧Supports

41‧‧‧Band body

411‧‧‧ day ring

42‧‧‧ wearing a collar

50‧‧‧ lever

51‧‧‧Hands

60‧‧‧ Positioning structure

61‧‧‧ Velcro

The first figure is an exploded perspective view of the box body and the fixing belt of the first embodiment of the present invention.

The second figure is an exploded perspective view of the box body and the fixing belt of the second embodiment of the present invention.

The third figure is an exploded perspective view of the box body, the supporting member, the fixing belt and the back of the wheelchair in the first embodiment of the present invention.

The fourth figure is an external view of the case in which the box body of the first embodiment is combined with the fixing belt and the supporting member on the back of the wheelchair.

The fifth figure is an exploded perspective view of the box body, the supporting member, the fixing belt and the back of the wheelchair according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

The sixth figure is an external view of the box body of the second embodiment of the present invention, which is assembled to the back of the wheelchair through the fixing belt and the supporting member.

The seventh figure is an external view of the case in which the box body of the third embodiment is combined with the fixing belt and the supporting member on the back of the wheelchair.

In order to facilitate the explanation of the central idea expressed in the column of the above novel content, it is expressed by a specific embodiment. Various items in the embodiments are depicted in terms of ratios, dimensions, amounts of deformation, or displacements that are suitable for illustration, and are not drawn to the proportions of actual elements, as set forth above.

As shown in the first and second figures, the creation can be coupled to a storage compartment fixed to a wheelchair, comprising: a case 10 and an adjustable length of the fixing band 20. A connecting seat 15 for changing the direction of use is disposed on each of the left and right sides of the casing 10. The two ends of the fixing strap 20 are respectively provided with a connecting member 25 which can be combined with or quickly separated from the connecting seat 15.

In the first figure, the box body 10 is a suitcase 11 , and the connecting seat 15 disposed on the suitcase 11 and the connecting member 25 matched with the connecting seat 15 adopts a conventional plastic buckle 251 and a plastic buckle. Block 151. The buckle seat 151 is rotatably coupled to the side of the suitcase 11 by a rotary pivot 152 and is rotatable about the rotation pivot 152 to change the direction of use.

In the second figure, the box body 10 is a box type storage bag 12, and the connecting seat 15 disposed on the box type storage bag 12 and the connecting member 25 mated with the connecting seat 15 are formed by a conventional clasp 252. With buckle 153. The buckle 153 is sewn to the two sides of the box-shaped pocket 12 by a fixing portion 154. The buckle 153 is connected to the fixing portion 154 by a wearing strap 155, and the buckle 153 can be used by the wearing strap 155. Flip to change the direction of use.

In the present embodiment, the strap 20 is adjusted in length by a conventional female ring 21.

As shown in the third and fourth figures, how the suitcase 11 is attached to the back of a wheelchair 30 is described. If the width of the suitcase 11 is sufficient, the bottom of the suitcase 11 can be placed directly over the left and right bottom brackets 31, 32 on the back of the wheelchair 30. In the drawings, we describe a smaller size suitcase 11 that is not wide enough to straddle the bottom brackets 31, 32, so that this problem is solved by a bracket 40 question. The holder 40 includes an adjustable length belt body 41 and a piercing ring 42 fixed to both ends of the belt body 41. The belt body 41 is also adjusted in length by a conventional Japanese ring 411, so that the sleeves 42 at both ends of the belt body 41 are sleeved on the left and right bottom brackets 31, 32 of the wheelchair 30, and the belt body 41 is adjusted in length. It has a tension between the supports and spans between the two bottom supports 31,32. The smaller size suitcase 11 is placed on the belt body 41 of the holder member 40 at the bottom, that is, the belt body 41 supports the bottom of the suitcase 11. Next, the fixing tape 20 is advanced from the front of the seat back 35 of the wheelchair 30. The fixing tape 20 straddles the front portion of the seat back 35, and passes through the left and right sides of the seat back 35, and is then inserted into the plastic buckle 251 at both ends thereof. The plastic buckle seat 151 on both sides of the suitcase 11 adjusts the length of the fixing belt 20 to have a tension to provide a pulling force of the suitcase 11 toward the seat back 35 of the wheelchair 30, so that the suitcase 11 can be leaned toward The back of the wheelchair 30 is 35.

As with the fifth and sixth figures, how the box-type pocket 12 is attached to the back of a wheelchair 30 is described. First, if the width of the box-type pocket 12 is sufficient, the bottom of the box-type pocket 12 can also be placed directly over the left and right bottom brackets 31, 32 on the back of the wheelchair 30. In the drawings, we describe a smaller-sized box-type pocket 12 that is not wide enough to straddle the bottom brackets 31, 32, and thus is coupled to the bottom brackets 31, 32 via the brackets 40 described above. The bottom of the box type storage bag 12 is attached. Next, the fixing strap 20 is advanced from the front of the seat back 35 of the wheelchair 30. The fixing strap 20 spans the front portion of the seat back 35, and passes through the left and right sides of the seat back 35, and is fastened to the hook 252 at both ends thereof. The buckle 153 on both sides of the box-shaped pocket 12 adjusts the length of the strap 20 to provide tension to provide a pulling force of the box-shaped pocket 12 toward the back of the wheelchair 30, so that the box-type pocket 12 can be Relying on the back of the wheelchair 30 35.

In addition, please refer to the third and fifth figures, the suitcase 11 or the box-type pocket 12 has a telescopic pull rod 50, the back of the seat back 35 of the wheelchair 30 and the back of the handle 51 of the pull rod 50 respectively A positioning structure 60 is provided through which the pull rod 50 can be fixed in a wheelchair 30 back of the chair 35. The positioning structure 60 includes, but is not limited to, a Velcro 61 (commonly known as a magic felt) that is disposed on the back of the seat back 35 of the wheelchair 30 and the back of the handle 51 of the tie rod 50 can be coupled or separated from each other. The suitcase 11 or the box-shaped pocket 12 is more stably disposed behind the wheelchair 30 in a multi-point manner by the bottom brackets 31, 32 (or the brackets 40), the fixing straps 20, and the positioning structure 60. .

As shown in the seventh figure, the box 10 can also be a backpack 13 that is attached to the back of the wheelchair 30 through the hook 252, the buckle 153, the fixing strap 20, and the holder 40.

In summary, the present invention achieves the purpose of loading the storage compartment on the back of the wheelchair, and the wheelchair user can carry the storage compartment through the wheelchair. The structural advantages of this creation have been described in the [New Content] column.

10‧‧‧ cabinet

11‧‧‧Travel suitcase

15‧‧‧Connecting seat

151‧‧‧ buckle seat

152‧‧‧Rotating pivot

20‧‧‧Fixed tape

21‧‧ ‧ day ring

25‧‧‧Connecting parts

251‧‧‧ buckle

50‧‧‧ lever

51‧‧‧Hands

Claims (12)

The utility model relates to a storage box which can be fixedly connected to a wheelchair, comprising: a box body, at least one connecting seat which can be changed in the direction of use is provided on the left and right sides of the box body; a fixing belt of adjustable length, two of the fixing belts Each of the ends is provided with a connecting member that can be combined with or quickly separated from the connecting seat; the box is placed at the bottom of the left and right bottom brackets of a wheelchair back, and the fixing strap is connected to the connecting seat by the connecting member. It is attached to the back of the wheelchair. The storage box of the wheelchair can be connected and fixed to the storage box of the wheelchair, wherein the box has a telescopic pull rod, and a rear side of the back of the wheelchair and a back surface of the handle of the pull rod are respectively provided with a positioning structure; The positioning structure secures the pull rod to the back of the back of the wheelchair. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in claim 2, wherein the positioning structure is a Velcro. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair according to the first aspect of the patent application, further comprising a bracket connected to the left and right bottom brackets and spanning between the left and right bottom brackets . The attachment box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in claim 4, wherein the support member comprises an adjustable length belt body and a wear collar fixed to both ends of the belt body; Wearing the left and right bottom brackets of the wheelchair, the strap spans between the left and right bottom brackets. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the connecting seat is a plastic buckle seat, and the connecting member is a plastic buckle. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in claim 6, wherein the plastic buckle seat is rotatably connected to the side of the box by a rotating pivot. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the connecting seat is a buckle, and the connecting member is a hook. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected to the wheelchair according to the eighth aspect of the patent application, wherein the buckle is fixed to the two sides of the box by a fixing portion, and the buckle is connected to the fixing portion by a wearing belt. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the box is a suitcase. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the box is a box type storage bag. The storage box fixed to the wheelchair can be connected as described in the first paragraph of the patent application, wherein the box is a backpack.