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- the present invention relates generally to a playpen, and more particularly to a playpen with multiple columns, such as possessing double columns at each corner of the playpen.
- FIG. 1 of the present drawings A conventional playpen 3 , generally of the kind disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,539,563 B1 is shown in FIG. 1 of the present drawings.
- the conventional playpen 3 mainly consists of a rectangular frame 31 and a boundary sheet 33 covering five surfaces of the frame 31 .
- the frame 31 has a pole 311 at respectively each of four nooks or corners, and the boundary sheet 33 completely covers all of the poles 311 such that the conventional playpen 3 is fully covered by the boundary sheet 33 in appearance and thus the visual feeling of the playpen abounding in various materials, such as metal and plastic, is not presently evident.
- the poles 311 fail to provide additional space for the arranging of any artificial decoration. Therefore, the conventional playpen 3 with one pole at each nook or corner, on the one hand, sets a limit in the forming of design patterns to the designer, while on the other hand failing to meet a variety of needs for various consumers.
- the conventional playpen 3 which is equipped with one pole at each nook or corner, needs poles with each possessing a larger diameter in order to meet requirements with respect to strength in construction, which make the conventional playpen 3 seem clumsy in appearance.
- the present invention relates to a playpen equipped with double columns at each corner that are substantially intended to obviate one or more of the problems due to the limitations and disadvantages encountered in the prior art.
- One object of the present invention is the provision of a playpen with columns which can provide a feeling of the structure abounding in a variety of materials.
- Another object of the present invention is the provision of a playpen with columns which allows for the application of additional artificial decorations.
- a further object of the present invention is the provision of a light and efficient playpen equipped with double columns at each corner.
- the playpen with the double columns comprises: a plurality of first corners; a first rod unit connecting the first corners; a plurality of second corners; a second rod unit connecting the second corners; a plurality of first columns each having two opposite ends, one end being connected to the first corner, another end being connected to the second corner; a plurality of second columns each having two opposite ends, one end being connected to the first corner, another end being connected to the second corner; wherein the length of the two opposite second columns is larger than that of the two opposite first columns, and a gap exists between the adjacent first column and the second column and with a boundary sheet extending through each gap and covering the first columns.
- each second corner further comprises a first sleeve and a 20 second sleeve for respectively connecting with the first column and the second column.
- each first corner further comprises preferably a first bulge and a second bulge for respectively connecting with the first column and the second column. It is preferred that the columns respectively extend around the bulges.
- the playpen further comprises a plurality of rivets in order to secure the columns to respectively the first corners.
- the playpen further comprises a plurality of washers to secure the boundary sheet to respectively the ends of the first columns adjacent to the first corners.
- FIG. 1 is an assembled perspective view illustrating a conventional playpen
- FIG. 2 is an assembled perspective view illustrating the frame of the playpen without a boundary shelter unit according to the present invention
- FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view illustrating, on an enlarged scale, the first corner component near according to the present invention, wherein the first corner component is shown sectioned;
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the second corner near according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an assembled perspective view illustrating the playpen with double columns in the corners according to the present invention.
- the playpen 1 with columns is substantially constructed as a rectangular body and comprises four first corner component 11 situated at lower end of the playpen 1 , four second corner components 12 situated at upper end of the playpen 1 , a first rod unit 13 laterally connecting the first corner components 11 , a second rod unit 14 laterally connecting the second corner components 12 , four first columns 15 and four second columns 16 vertically connecting the first corner components 11 and the second corner components 12 , and a flexible boundary sheet 17 covering the bottom surface and four side surfaces of the playpen 1 together with the columns.
- each thin, flat and shell-like first corner component 11 includes an opening 111 provided at the upper end thereof, a first bulge 112 and a second bulge 113 extending upwardly from the bottom thereof, and three holes 114 provided in each sidewall thereof.
- each second corner component 12 is substantially formed as a hollow triangular body and includes a slit 121 extending from the bottom end to two nooks thereof, a first sleeve 122 and a second sleeve 123 extending downwardly from the upper end thereof, and the apertures 124 provided in the sidewalls thereof.
- each rod of the first rod unit 13 is respectively inserted into the opening 111 of each first corner component 11 .
- a rivet 191 is respectively passed through the holes 114 of each first corner component 11 and the bore 131 of each rod of the first rod unit 13 50 as to pivotally connect the first rod unit 13 together with the four first corner components 11 .
- each rod of the second rod unit 14 is respectively inserted into the slit 121 of each second corner component 12 .
- a rivet 193 is respectively passed through the apertures 124 of each second corner component 12 and the aperture 141 in each rod of the second rod unit 14 so as to pivotally connect the second rod unit 14 with the four second corner components 12 .
- each first column 15 is respectively inserted downwardly into each first corner component 11 and washers around each first bulge 112 .
- a rivet 194 is respectively passed through the holes 114 of each first corner component 11 and the bore 151 of each first column 15 so as to connect each first column 15 with each first corner component 11 .
- each second column 16 is respectively inserted downwardly into each first corner component 11 and washers around each second bulge 113 .
- a rivet 195 is respectively passed through the holes 114 of each first corner component 11 and the orifice 161 in each second column 16 so as to connect each second column 16 with each first corner component 11 .
- each second column 16 As far as the upper end of each second column 16 , it is inserted into and secured by each second sleeve 123 . Having been assembled to this point, the rectangular frame shown in FIG. 2 of the playpen 1 with double columns is completed in its assembly, wherein the distance between two opposite second columns 16 is larger than that between two opposite first columns 15 and the diameter of the first column 15 is smaller than that of the second column 16 . Besides, the adjacent first column 15 and second column 16 have similar convex profiles and are parallel to each other a gap remaining therebetween. However, the above description only represents a preferred embodiment of the present invention, whereas alternatively, or additionally, the number and profile of the first columns 15 and the second columns 16 may be varied depending on design considerations. Furthermore, the rods of the first rod unit 13 , the rods of the second rod unit 14 , the first columns 15 , and the second columns 16 may be either solid or hollow in construction.
- the upper end of the boundary sheet 17 is secured entirely (or partially) to the second rod unit 14 .
- the sidewalls of the boundary sheet 17 pass through each gap, which is present between each pair of adjacent first column 15 and second column 16 , and simultaneously cover each first column 15 .
- a screw 192 is passed through a washer 18 of the playpen 1 and an aperture 152 (shown in FIG. 3 ) situated at the first column 15 so as to secure the boundary sheet 17 to the lower end of each first column 15 and unbend or straighten the whole boundary sheet 17 .
- each second column 16 is not covered by the boundary sheet 17 , the color and nature of the employed material, such as metal or plastic, can be exposed or artificial decorations can be added to each second column 16 in order to provide a designer with additional space for imparting a different visual feeling from any previous visual appearance for the boundary sheet 17 .
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- The present invention relates generally to a playpen, and more particularly to a playpen with multiple columns, such as possessing double columns at each corner of the playpen.
- A conventional playpen 3, generally of the kind disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,539,563 B1 is shown in
FIG. 1 of the present drawings. The conventional playpen 3 mainly consists of arectangular frame 31 and aboundary sheet 33 covering five surfaces of theframe 31. Theframe 31 has apole 311 at respectively each of four nooks or corners, and theboundary sheet 33 completely covers all of thepoles 311 such that the conventional playpen 3 is fully covered by theboundary sheet 33 in appearance and thus the visual feeling of the playpen abounding in various materials, such as metal and plastic, is not presently evident. Besides, thepoles 311 fail to provide additional space for the arranging of any artificial decoration. Therefore, the conventional playpen 3 with one pole at each nook or corner, on the one hand, sets a limit in the forming of design patterns to the designer, while on the other hand failing to meet a variety of needs for various consumers. - Moreover, the conventional playpen 3, which is equipped with one pole at each nook or corner, needs poles with each possessing a larger diameter in order to meet requirements with respect to strength in construction, which make the conventional playpen 3 seem clumsy in appearance.
- Accordingly, the present invention relates to a playpen equipped with double columns at each corner that are substantially intended to obviate one or more of the problems due to the limitations and disadvantages encountered in the prior art.
- One object of the present invention is the provision of a playpen with columns which can provide a feeling of the structure abounding in a variety of materials.
- Another object of the present invention is the provision of a playpen with columns which allows for the application of additional artificial decorations.
- A further object of the present invention is the provision of a light and efficient playpen equipped with double columns at each corner.
- Additional features and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the description which follows. The objectives and advantages of the invention will be realized and attained by the structure as particularly set forth in the written description and claims as well as illustrated in the appended drawings.
- To achieve these and other advantages and according to the purpose of the present invention, as embodied and broadly described, the playpen with the double columns comprises: a plurality of first corners; a first rod unit connecting the first corners; a plurality of second corners; a second rod unit connecting the second corners; a plurality of first columns each having two opposite ends, one end being connected to the first corner, another end being connected to the second corner; a plurality of second columns each having two opposite ends, one end being connected to the first corner, another end being connected to the second corner; wherein the length of the two opposite second columns is larger than that of the two opposite first columns, and a gap exists between the adjacent first column and the second column and with a boundary sheet extending through each gap and covering the first columns.
- In a preferred aspect, each second corner further comprises a first sleeve and a 20 second sleeve for respectively connecting with the first column and the second column.
- Moreover, each first corner further comprises preferably a first bulge and a second bulge for respectively connecting with the first column and the second column. It is preferred that the columns respectively extend around the bulges.
- It is another preferred feature that the playpen further comprises a plurality of rivets in order to secure the columns to respectively the first corners.
- Additionally, the playpen further comprises a plurality of washers to secure the boundary sheet to respectively the ends of the first columns adjacent to the first corners.
- It is to be understood that both the forgoing general description and the following detailed description are exemplary and explanatory and are intended to provide a further non-limiting explanation of the invention as claimed.
- The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a portion of the specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the principle of the invention. In the drawings:
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FIG. 1 is an assembled perspective view illustrating a conventional playpen; -
FIG. 2 is an assembled perspective view illustrating the frame of the playpen without a boundary shelter unit according to the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view illustrating, on an enlarged scale, the first corner component near according to the present invention, wherein the first corner component is shown sectioned; -
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the second corner near according to the present invention; and -
FIG. 5 is an assembled perspective view illustrating the playpen with double columns in the corners according to the present invention; - Referring to
FIGS. 2 and 5 , the playpen 1 with columns according to the present invention is substantially constructed as a rectangular body and comprises fourfirst corner component 11 situated at lower end of the playpen 1, foursecond corner components 12 situated at upper end of the playpen 1, afirst rod unit 13 laterally connecting thefirst corner components 11, asecond rod unit 14 laterally connecting thesecond corner components 12, fourfirst columns 15 and foursecond columns 16 vertically connecting thefirst corner components 11 and thesecond corner components 12, and aflexible boundary sheet 17 covering the bottom surface and four side surfaces of the playpen 1 together with the columns. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , each thin, flat and shell-likefirst corner component 11 includes anopening 111 provided at the upper end thereof, afirst bulge 112 and asecond bulge 113 extending upwardly from the bottom thereof, and threeholes 114 provided in each sidewall thereof. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , eachsecond corner component 12 is substantially formed as a hollow triangular body and includes aslit 121 extending from the bottom end to two nooks thereof, afirst sleeve 122 and asecond sleeve 123 extending downwardly from the upper end thereof, and theapertures 124 provided in the sidewalls thereof. - Referring jointly to
FIGS. 2 and 4 , each rod of thefirst rod unit 13 is respectively inserted into the opening 111 of eachfirst corner component 11. Then, arivet 191 is respectively passed through theholes 114 of eachfirst corner component 11 and thebore 131 of each rod of thefirst rod unit 13 50 as to pivotally connect thefirst rod unit 13 together with the fourfirst corner components 11. Similarly, each rod of thesecond rod unit 14 is respectively inserted into theslit 121 of eachsecond corner component 12. Then, arivet 193 is respectively passed through theapertures 124 of eachsecond corner component 12 and theaperture 141 in each rod of thesecond rod unit 14 so as to pivotally connect thesecond rod unit 14 with the foursecond corner components 12. - Thereafter, each
first column 15 is respectively inserted downwardly into eachfirst corner component 11 and washers around eachfirst bulge 112. Then, arivet 194 is respectively passed through theholes 114 of eachfirst corner component 11 and thebore 151 of eachfirst column 15 so as to connect eachfirst column 15 with eachfirst corner component 11. As far as the upper end of eachfirst column 15, it is inserted into and secured by eachfirst sleeve 122. Similarly, eachsecond column 16 is respectively inserted downwardly into eachfirst corner component 11 and washers around eachsecond bulge 113. Then, arivet 195 is respectively passed through theholes 114 of eachfirst corner component 11 and theorifice 161 in eachsecond column 16 so as to connect eachsecond column 16 with eachfirst corner component 11. As far as the upper end of eachsecond column 16, it is inserted into and secured by eachsecond sleeve 123. Having been assembled to this point, the rectangular frame shown inFIG. 2 of the playpen 1 with double columns is completed in its assembly, wherein the distance between two oppositesecond columns 16 is larger than that between two oppositefirst columns 15 and the diameter of thefirst column 15 is smaller than that of thesecond column 16. Besides, the adjacentfirst column 15 andsecond column 16 have similar convex profiles and are parallel to each other a gap remaining therebetween. However, the above description only represents a preferred embodiment of the present invention, whereas alternatively, or additionally, the number and profile of thefirst columns 15 and thesecond columns 16 may be varied depending on design considerations. Furthermore, the rods of thefirst rod unit 13, the rods of thesecond rod unit 14, thefirst columns 15, and thesecond columns 16 may be either solid or hollow in construction. - Referring jointly to
FIGS. 2 and 5 , the upper end of theboundary sheet 17 is secured entirely (or partially) to thesecond rod unit 14. The sidewalls of theboundary sheet 17 pass through each gap, which is present between each pair of adjacentfirst column 15 andsecond column 16, and simultaneously cover eachfirst column 15. Then, ascrew 192 is passed through awasher 18 of the playpen 1 and an aperture 152 (shown inFIG. 3 ) situated at thefirst column 15 so as to secure theboundary sheet 17 to the lower end of eachfirst column 15 and unbend or straighten thewhole boundary sheet 17. At the same time, since eachsecond column 16 is not covered by theboundary sheet 17, the color and nature of the employed material, such as metal or plastic, can be exposed or artificial decorations can be added to eachsecond column 16 in order to provide a designer with additional space for imparting a different visual feeling from any previous visual appearance for theboundary sheet 17. - This invention has been disclosed in terms of specific embodiments. It will be 25 apparent that many modifications can be made to the disclosed structures without departing from the invention. Therefore, it is the intent of the appended claims to cover all such variations and modifications as come within the breadth and scope of this invention.
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