US1737604A

US1737604A - Day bed

Info

Publication number: US1737604A
Application number: US277119A
Authority: US
Inventors: Martin Joseph
Original assignee: US CABINET BED CO
Current assignee: UNITED STATES CABINET BED CO; US CABINET BED CO
Priority date: 1928-05-12
Filing date: 1928-05-12
Publication date: 1929-12-03
Anticipated expiration: 1946-12-03

Description

Dec. 1929. MARTIN 1,737,604

DAY BED Filed y 192a z'sneets-sneez 1 22 i I 5; Y i 5 0 "1' "III o l INVENTOR ATTORN EY oseph Marfin BY [D Dec. 3, 192 9; J. MARTIN 1,737,604

may BED Filed May 1928 2 Sheets-Sheet @0 I4 44 8 l6 0% pg n??? TTT: .T TT/TTTTJK n It a 7/0,) 6 0 II 1., {a I as 39 p Z5 4Z- 4| ;;:f 43

INVENTOR seph Marf/n I BY ATTORN EY Patented Dec. 3, 1929 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

JOSEPH MARTIN, OF NEW YORK, N. Y., ASSIGNOR TO UNITED STATES CABINET BED CO1, OF NEW YORK, N. Y., A CORPORATION OF NEW YORK DAY BED Application filed May 12,

This invention relates to improvements in day beds.

Among the objects of the present invention it is aimed to provide an improved day bed having a main bed section and an extensible bed section which is adapted to be collapsed and stored under the main bed section.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide an improved day bed having a fixed bed section which is provided with a storage space, and an extensible bed section which when in use is adapted to be raised to the level of the main bed section and anchored in position adjacent to the main bed section, and which when not in use is adapted to be lowered and positioned in the storage space of said main bed section.

These and other features, capabilities and advantages will appear from the subjoined detail description of onelspecific embodiment thereof illustrated in the accompanying drawings in which Figure 1 is an end elevation partly in section of the same in bed formation;

Fig. 2 is a fragmental section on the line 22 of Fig. 1;

Fig.3 is an end elevation partly in section of the same partly collapsed;

Fig. 4 is a fragmental plan of the extensible bed section; and

Fig. 5 is a perspective of the complete structure in couch formation.

In the embodiment illustrated there is provided a main bed section A having two

side frames

1 and 2 and a rear frame 3 rigidly connected with one another. Secured to the

frame members

1, 2 and 3, there is provided a spring supporting frame 4 below which is formed a storage space 5. The frame 4 has secured thereto a bed spring composed of a plurality of coil springs 6 to the upper edge of which bed spring there is secured the section 7 of the upholstery. The section 7 is connected at 8 to the section 9 of the upholstery. The section 9, as shown in Fig. 3, rests u on the section 7. To the lower inner edge 0? the

frames

1 and 2, there are secured the

guide rails

10 and 11 respectively which have the stop ledges 12, 13, respectively at their 60 frontends, see Fig. 4. On the rails 10 and 1928. Serial No. 27?,119.

11, the

rollers

14 and 15 of the extensible bed section B, now to be described, travel.

The extensible bed section B is provided with two side rails 16 and 17, each of which is connected at its front endwith an upright angle bar 18 to the front faces of Which the closure member 19 is secured. The upright angle bars 18, see Figs. 1 and 3, are provided with vertically extending slots 20 in their laterally extending flanges 21 to receive the pins 22 projecting laterally from the side bars 23 and 24 of the rectangular spring supporting frame S of the extensible bed section, which side bars 23 and 24 are connected to one another by the horizontally extending

bars

25 and 26 respectively. On the frame S, there is provided a spring mattress 27 equipped with a plurality of coil springs 28 in the present instance.

The pins 22 of the side bars 23 and 24 are formed from adjacent front ends so that the front end of the spring 27 and frame S will be guided .adjacent to the closure member 19 when the spring member S is raised and loweredinthe manner now to be described.

The side bars 23 and 24 have vertically extending flanges 28', each of which has two elongated alined slots 29 and 30. The slots 29 and 30 are substantially equal in length and the adjacent ends of the same are spaced from one another a comparatively short distance as shown in Fig. 1. To each of the vertically extending flanges 31 and 32 of the side bars 16 and 17, there are pivotally connected a pair of

parallel links

33 and 34. Since the pair of

links

33 and 34 and the appurtenant parts associated with the side bar 16 are identical with those associated with the side bar 17, it-will suflice to describe but one set. The set associated with the side bar 17 will be described as illustrated in Figs. 1 and 3.

The lowerends of the

links

33 and 34 are pivotally connected to the flange 32 and spaced from one another adistance equal to the distance between the front ends of the slots 29 and 30. The upper ends of the

links

33 and 34 are provided with pins 35 and 36 respectively, the pin 35 traveling in the slot 29 and the pin 36 traveling in the slot 30. The

links

33 and 34 are pivotally connected to one another by the link 37, the len th of which equals the distance between the ower pivotal and 34 with the of the

handle bars

39, 40, extend upwardly adjacent to the links 33 and are secured to the pivotpins 35 at the upper ends of the links 33. The

handle bars

39, 40, extend beyond the pivot pins 35 terminating in the handle members 41.

The rocker bar 38 is preferably provided with pins 42, see Fig. 4, one at each end to form an abutment for the springs 43 which extend forwardly and are connected to-the horizontally extending flanges 44 and 45 of the side bars 16 and 17 respectively. The springs 43 function to facilitate raising the extensible bed member B and in turn to maintain the same in raised position after being raised. With particular reference .to Fig. 1, it will be noted that the forward ends of the slots 29 and 30 extend a little further-to the front, that is toward the closure member 19, than the lower pivotal connections of the

links

33 and 34. By this means, when the extensible bed section B is raised, the upper ends of the

links

33 and 34 will incline forwardly so that the pivot pins 35 and 36 cooperate with the front ends of the slots .29 and 30 securely to anchor the extensible bed section B in raised position.

To protect the lower pivotal points of the

links

33 and 34 from injury when the extensible bed section is moved into and 'out' of the storage space 5, there are provided the

guard bars

46 and 47, each being secured at its ends to the outer face of the vertically extending flanges 31 and 32. The

guards

46 and 47 will of course also serve 'to protect portions of the

links

33 and 34 and handle

bars

39 and 40 from injury when the'extensible bed section B is moved into and out of the storage space 5. Y

To facilitate slidably moving the extensible bed section B, the front ends of the side bars 16 and 17 are provided withthe castors 48. At the hinged point 8 of the

sections

7 and 9 of the upholstery, there is provided the downwardly suspended strip of fabric 49.

When in couch formation, the upholstery portion 9 is folded onto the upholstery portion 7, the extensible bed section B is lowered into the collapsed position shown in Fig. 3 and the same moved into the storage space 5, with the fabric strip 49 extending over the division between the closure member 19and the upholstery section 7.

When it is desired to open the bed into bed formation, the extensible bed section B is first removed from the storage chamber 5 until the

rollers

14 and 15 engage the

stops

12 and 13. Thereupon either of the handles 41 is engaged and raised,- iwhereupon the pins 35 and 36 will slide along the slots 29 and 30 to raise the sprin member S in a horizontal'position, and t e pins 22 traveling in the slots 20 will guide the frame member S in a vertical direction a ainst lateral movement while being raised, t e s rings 43 functioning at this time tofacih tate the raising 'of the spring frame member S. Thereupon the upholstery section 9 will be swung over onto the spring 27 of the extensible bed section B into the position shown in Fig. 1.

When again converting the bedinto couch formation, the upholstery 9 will filst be swung over onto the upholstery section 7, either of.

the handles 41 being engaged and disposed into the position as shown in Fig. 3, thereby lowering the extensible bed section B, whereupon theextensible bed section B is moved into the-storage s ace 5 and the fabric portion 49 raised an allowed to drop after the closure member 19 has been'properly posi tioned. I

It is-obvious that various changes and modifications may be made to the details of con struction without departing from the general spirit of the invention as set forth in the appended claims.

I claim:

1. The combination with a main bed section, of an extensible bed section slidably connected to said main bed section and having a front closure member extending between its ends, angle bars attached to said extensible section supporting said front closure member at the ends thereof. and extending vertically on the inner face of the front closure member, a movable bed spring section, a set ofconnectin means operatively connecting each end 0 i said movable bed spring section with said extensible bed section, each set including a pair of links pivotally connected to said extensible bed section, pins at the upper ends of said links, the movable bed spring section having a pair of aligned slots at its ends for receiving said pins, said angle bars each having a vertical slot therein, and a pin extending from each end of said movable bed spring section and engaging the slotof the respective angle bar.

2.,The' combination with a main bed section, of an extensible bed section slidablyconnected to said main bed section and having a front closure member extending between its ends, angle bars attached to said extensible section supporting said front closure member at the ends thereof and extending vertically on the inner face of the front closure member, a movable bed spring sectoward the main bed section will not tion, a set of connecting means operatively connecting each end of said movable bed spring section with said extensible bed sectlon, each set including a pair of links pivotally connected to said extensible bed section, a link for pivotally connecting the links of each pair to one another to operate together, pins at the upper ends of said links,

the movable bed spring section having a pair of aligned slots at its ends for receiv ing said pins, said angle bars each having a vertical slot therein, and a pin extending from each end of said movable bed spring section and engaging the slot of the respective angle bar, said first mentioned aligned movementof said pair of links toward said main bed section when lowering said movable bed spring section, and a lever fixed to one of the links of said pair of links whereby movement of said. leviar on y lower said movable bed spring section but also cause said extensible bed section to slide into said storage space.

OSEPH MARTIN.