TWM567038U - Foot pad block set - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a foot block group, which comprises two spaced apart foot blocks, each foot block has a foot portion and a ground portion, and the ground portion and the foot portion are respectively located at opposite ends of the foot block, and the foot portion has a relative The high section and the concave section of the pad, and the curved section of the high section and the recessed section of the connection pad, the distance from the height section to the grounding portion is greater than the distance from the recessed section to the grounding portion, and the foot block group can not only allow the user to go to the toilet The feet can be raised to make the user smoother during the defecation, and the high and concave sections on the pedals can naturally tilt the soles of the feet, allowing the user to relax the legs during the toilet. Muscles, improve the comfort of the toilet, in addition, the user can also use the foot block group to raise the feet when riding the chair, so that the spine is naturally straight, soothing the fatigue caused by sedentary.

Description

Foot block group

This creation is a type of foot block, especially a group of foot blocks used to assist in adjusting the sitting position.

In general, in order to improve the comfort and convenience of toilet use, today's seated toilets have gradually replaced the squat toilets, enabling people to sit in the toilet to avoid the pain of the muscles in the legs when using the kneeling position for a long time. problem.

However, in recent medical research, when people are sitting in the toilet, the angle between the thighs and the body of the feet will be about 90 degrees. The puborectal muscles in the human body near the rectum limit the rectum, so in the defecation. During the process, the feces are easily restricted by the puborectal muscle to the rectum, and there is a problem that it is difficult to completely discharge. When people use the kneeling position to go to the toilet, the angle between the thighs of the feet and the body is about 35 degrees. The puborectal muscle in the adjacent rectum will be completely relaxed, so that the rectum will not be restricted by the puborectal muscle, and the smooth bowel movement can be achieved.

Therefore, in order to improve the comfort and convenience of the toilet, and further make the bowel movement smoother, some people will put a chair in front of the toilet when going to the toilet, when riding on the toilet, double The foot will step on the chair stool, so that the angle between the thigh and the body of the feet is about 35 degrees, so that the body appears squatting state, so as to achieve the effect of smooth bowel movement, but if the user pedals When the chair stool is in the toilet, the user's feet will be restricted due to the size of the chair stool, so that the feet cannot be opened to the two sides, and the sphincter still shows a contraction state, so the effect of assisting the bowel movement is limited.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a set of foot blocks to enhance the comfort and convenience of the toilet while making the bowel movement smoother.

In order to achieve the foregoing disclosure, the foot block group of the present invention comprises: two spaced apart foot blocks, each of the foot blocks having a foot portion and a ground portion, wherein the ground portion and the foot portion are respectively located on the foot block The pedal portion has a pair of padding sections and a recessed section, and a curved section connecting the padding section and the recessed section, the distance from the padding section to the grounding portion is greater than the recessed section The distance to the ground.

The two foot blocks of the set of the foot block can be respectively placed on two sides of the toilet, and the foot portions of the two foot blocks are placed upward, and the recessed portions of the foot portions of the two foot blocks are respectively facing the toilet In front, when the user is in the toilet, the user's feet can be stepped on the footrests of the two footrests respectively. When the user rides on the toilet, the posture of the legs can be squatted, so that the sphincter can naturally relax. , in order to make the bowel movement more smooth, wherein when the user steps on the footrest of the two foot blocks, the toes of the user's feet will respectively step on the depressed portion of the footrest portion, and the footrest portion The curved arc can support the user's sole, so the user's sole can be naturally tilted downwards, allowing the user to relax the muscles of the leg during the toilet and improve the comfort of the toilet.

In addition, the creation of the foot block group can also be placed in front of the chair, and the footrests of the two foot blocks are placed upwards, and the height sections of the footrests of the two foot blocks are respectively facing forward, when the user When riding on a chair, the user's feet can be stepped on the footrests of the two footrests respectively, so that the user's feet are naturally straightened while the user's spine is naturally straightened, which can reduce the lumbar vertebrae. Part of the pressure, and thus the fatigue caused by sedentary, wherein when the user steps on the footrest of the two foot blocks, the user's heel will step on the depressed portion of the footrest. And the user's sole will fit the curved portion and the upper portion of the footrest, so that the user's foot can be raised, which can reduce the pressure on the knee joint when the user rides on the chair, thereby improving the comfort. effect.

Referring to FIG. 1, a preferred embodiment of the present set of foot pads includes two spaced apart foot blocks 10.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , each of the foot blocks 10 has a step portion 11 and a ground portion 12 . The ground portion 12 and the foot portion 11 are respectively located at opposite ends of the foot block 10 . The step portion 11 has a pair of padding sections 111 and a recessed section 112, and a curved section 113 connecting the padding section 111 and the recessed section 112. The distance between the padding section 111 and the grounding portion 12 is greater than the The distance from the recessed section 112 to the grounding portion 12.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , each of the foot blocks 10 has a leg portion 13 and a supporting portion 14 . The leg portion 13 and the supporting portion 14 are respectively located on opposite sides of the pad block 10 . The portion 13 has a relatively high section 131 and a low section 132, and a curved section 133 connecting the high section 131 and the low section 132. The distance of the high section 131 to the support portion 14 is greater than the low section 132 to the support. The height of the portion 14 of the foot portion 13 is adjacent to the height portion 111 of the foot portion 11, and the lower portion 132 of the foot portion 13 is adjacent to the ground portion 12, and the opposite portion of the support portion 14 The end portion abuts the recessed portion 112 of the step portion 11 and the ground portion 12 respectively. The distance between the high portion 131 of the foot portion 13 and the supporting portion 14 is greater than the height of the step portion 111 of the step portion 11 to the ground portion 12 The distance from the lower portion 132 of the foot portion 13 to the support portion 14 is greater than the distance from the recess portion 112 of the foot portion 11 to the ground portion 12.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 6, the creation of the foot block group can be used to provide the user with two feet to step on, thereby adjusting the sitting posture when the user rides the toilet 20 in the toilet or when riding the chair 30.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, when the user is in the toilet, the user can place the two foot blocks 10 of the foot block group on the two sides of the toilet 20, so that the two foot blocks 10 are The footrests 11 are placed upwards, and the recessed sections 112 of the footrests 11 of the two footrests 10 are respectively facing the front of the toilet 20, and the user's feet can be stepped on the pedals of the two footrests 10, respectively. 11 , the foot block group can pass the height of the user's feet, so that when the user rides on the toilet 20, the posture of the open legs can be squatted, thereby not only allowing the puborectalis muscle to completely relax, but also enabling The sphincter can naturally relax, which in turn allows the user to smoother during defecation. When the user steps on the footrest 11 of the two footrests 10, the toes of the user's feet are respectively stepped on the recessed section 112 of the step portion 11, and the pedal portion 11 is curved. The segment 113 can support the user's sole, so that the user's sole can be naturally tilted downward, so that the user can relax the muscles of the leg during the toilet and improve the comfort in the toilet.

As shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , when the user rides on the chair 30 , the user can place the two foot block 10 of the step block group in front of the chair 30 to make the footrest of the two foot block 10 . The 11-series are placed upwards, and the stepped portions 111 of the footrests 11 of the two-footed blocks 10 are respectively facing forward, and the user's feet can be stepped on the pedal portions 11 of the two-foot pads 10, respectively. The user will raise the thighs upwards because the feet are raised by the two-pad group, so that the user's spine is naturally straight, which can reduce the pressure on the lumbar portion, thereby relieving the sedentary. Fatigue, wherein when the user steps on the footrest 11 of the two foot block 10, the user's heel will step on the recessed section 112 of the footrest 11, and the user's foot will fit. The curved section 113 and the stepped section 111 of the step portion 11 allow the user's foot to be lifted, thereby reducing the pressure at the knee joint when the user rides on the chair 30, thereby achieving an effect of improving comfort.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 , since the distance from the high section 131 of the leg portion 13 to the support portion 14 is greater than the distance from the pad portion 111 of the step portion 11 to the ground portion 12, the foot portion 13 The distance between the lower section 132 and the supporting portion 14 is greater than the distance from the recessed section 112 of the step portion 11 to the grounding portion 12, so that the artificial foot block group can also be provided for children.

As shown in FIG. 8 , if the child is in the toilet, the foot portion 13 of the two foot block 10 can be placed upward, and the lower portion 132 of the foot portion 13 of the two foot block 10 faces the toilet 20 respectively. In front of the child, the child's feet can be stepped on the footrests 13 of the two foot blocks 10, so that when the child rides on the toilet 20, the posture of the legs can be squatted, so that the child can be more smooth during the defecation; In addition, as shown in FIG. 9, when the child is seated on the chair 30, the footrests 13 of the two footrest blocks 10 can be placed upward, and the high sections 131 of the footrests 13 of the two footrest blocks 10 are respectively oriented. In front, the child's feet can be stepped on the footrests 13 of the two foot blocks 10, so that when the child rides on the chair 30, the thighs can be tilted upwards, so that the child's spine is naturally straight and soothing. Fatigue caused by sedentary.

In summary, the creative foot block group can not only allow the user to raise the feet when going to the toilet, but also make the user smoother during the defecation, and the height section 111 and the depression section 112 on the step 11 can When the user's feet are stepped on, the soles of the feet can be naturally tilted downwards, so that the user can relax the muscles of the legs during the toileting process, and improve the comfort in the toilet. In addition, the user uses the chair 30 when using The foot block group can also be used to raise the feet to make the spine naturally straight and relieve the fatigue caused by sedentary.

10‧‧‧foot block
11‧‧‧foot
111‧‧‧High section
112‧‧‧ Depression
113‧‧‧ curved section
12‧‧‧ Grounding Department
13‧‧‧foot
131‧‧‧High section
132‧‧‧low section
133‧‧‧ sections
14‧‧‧Support
20‧‧‧ toilet
30‧‧‧ chairs

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stereoscopic appearance of a preferred embodiment of the mat spacer. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the stereoscopic appearance of a step block of a preferred embodiment of the creation of the foot block. Figure 3 is a perspective view of the perspective of another angle of Figure 2. Fig. 4 is a front view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the toilet. Fig. 5 is a side view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the toilet. Fig. 6 is a front view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the chair. Fig. 7 is a side view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the chair. Fig. 8 is a side view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the toilet. Fig. 9 is a side view showing the state of use of the user of the creation of the foot block group when riding the chair.

Claims (3)

A foot block group includes: two spaced apart foot blocks, each of the foot blocks having a foot portion and a ground portion, the ground portion and the foot portion are respectively located at opposite ends of the foot block, the foot The step portion has a relatively one of the padding portion and a recessed portion, and a curved portion connecting the padding portion and the recessed portion, the distance from the padding portion to the ground portion being greater than the distance from the recessed portion to the ground portion . The foot block group according to claim 1, wherein each of the foot blocks has a foot portion and a support portion, and the foot portion and the support portion are respectively located on opposite sides of the foot block, and the foot portion has an opposite one a high segment and a low segment, and a segment connecting the high segment and the low segment, the distance from the high segment to the support portion being greater than the distance from the low segment to the support portion, the high segment of the foot portion being adjacent to the leg a stepped portion of the step portion, wherein the lower portion of the foot portion is adjacent to the ground portion, and the opposite ends of the support portion are respectively adjacent to the recessed portion of the footrest portion and the ground portion, and the high portion of the foot portion is The distance from the support portion is greater than the distance from the pad portion of the foot portion to the ground portion, and the distance from the lower portion of the foot portion to the support portion is greater than the distance from the recess portion of the foot portion to the ground portion. The foot block group according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the two foot block is a wooden material member.