US20090236886A1 - Swing assembly - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a swing assembly, more particularly to a swing assembly that has a seat which a user can lie down or recline on.
- a conventional swing assembly 1 comprises a main support frame 11 , a swing frame unit 12 hung on the main support frame 11 through left and right hanging assemblies 13 , and a seat unit 14 mounted on and connected to the swing frame unit 12 .
- the seat unit 14 has a seat frame 141 , and a backrest frame 142 that is pivotable relative to the seat frame 141 between a horizontal position (see FIG. 1 ) and an inclining position (not shown).
- the backrest frame 142 and the seat frame 141 In the inclining position, the backrest frame 142 and the seat frame 141 define therebetween an angle that is approximately 90°, so that the user's back can rest on the backrest frame 142 in an inclining manner relative to the seat frame 141 .
- the backrest frame 142 and the seat frame 141 are horizontally aligned, so that the user can lie flatly on the swing assembly 1 .
- the conventional swing assembly 1 can achieve its intended purpose, the user cannot recline on the seat frame 141 and the backrest frame 142 , so that use of the conventional swing assembly 1 is limited.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a swing assembly that can be used in a number of ways.
- a swing assembly comprises a main support frame and a swing unit.
- the main support frame includes left and right upright frames, and a top frame connected to top ends of the left and right upright frames.
- the swing unit includes a swing chair, and left and right hanging assemblies connected to the swing chair and hung on the top frame.
- the swing chair includes a seat.
- the seat has left and right seat portions connected to each other and extending respectively to the left and right hanging assemblies.
- One of the left and right seat portions is pivotal relative to the other one of the left and right seat portions to move between a substantially horizontal position and an inclining position.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional swing assembly
- FIG. 2 is a partly exploded perspective view of a swing assembly according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a fragmentary perspective view of the preferred embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a fragmentary schematic side view of the preferred embodiment
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged schematic side view of an adjustable reclining mechanism of the preferred embodiment
- FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 5 , but illustrating an engaging pin engaged to a selected one of inclined teeth
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a guide piece of the adjustable reclining mechanism.
- a swing assembly according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown to comprise a main support frame 2 , a swing unit 3 , and a roof assembly 5 .
- the main support frame 2 includes left and right upright frames 21 , and a top frame 22 connected to top ends of the left and right upright frames 21 .
- the swing unit 3 includes a swing chair 30 , and left and right hanging assemblies 32 connected to the swing chair 30 and hung on the top frame 22 between the left and right upright frames 21 .
- the swing chair 30 includes a rectangular bottom support 311 , left and right substantially inverted-U shaped armrest rods 312 , and a seat 31 .
- the bottom support 311 has spaced-apart front and rear bars 3111 , a left bar 3112 connected between left ends of the front and rear bars 3111 , and a right bar 3113 connected between right ends of the front and rear bars 3111 .
- the armrest rods 312 are connected respectively to the left and right bars 3112 , 3113 in a known manner.
- Each of the left and right hanging assemblies 32 has a retaining ring 321 sleeved on the top frame 22 , an S-shaped hook 322 hooked on the retaining ring 321 , and two hanging rods 323 having top ends hung on the hook 322 and bottom ends connected respectively to front and rear ends of the corresponding armrest rod 312 .
- the seat 31 has front and rear seat sections 6 , 7 respectively disposed at front and rear sides of the swing chair 30 and supported by the bottom support 311 .
- the rear seat section 7 is pivotal relative to the front seat section 6 to move between a substantially horizontal position, where the rear seat section 7 is pivoted downwardly so as to align horizontally with the front seat section 6 , and an inclining position, where the rear seat section 7 is pivoted upwardly and forwardly so as to incline with respect to the front seat section 6 to serve as a rear backrest.
- the front seat section 6 has left and right seat portions 62 , 61 connected to each other and extending respectively to the left and right hanging assemblies 32 .
- the left seat portion 62 is pivotal relative to the right seat portion 61 to move between a substantially horizontal position, where the left seat portion 62 is aligned horizontally with the right seat portion 61 , and an inclining position, where the left seat portion 62 is inclined with respect to the right seat portion 61 so as to serve as a reclining left backrest.
- the front seat section 6 further has a fixed frame portion 611 and a movable frame portion 621 .
- the fixed frame portion 611 has longitudinal front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 , a left transverse rod 6113 connected between left ends of the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 , a right transverse rod 6114 connected between right ends of the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 , and spaced-apart left and right cross rods 6115 , 6116 connected between the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 .
- the right seat portion 61 is fixed to the fixed frame portion 611 , and includes a plurality of spaced-apart longitudinal resilient straps 614 connected between the right transverse rod 6114 and the left cross rod 6115 and passing over the right cross rod 6116 .
- the right seat portion 61 is thus supported on the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 , the left and right transverse rods 6113 , 6114 , and the left and right cross rods 6115 , 6116 .
- the movable frame portion 621 is connected movably to the fixed frame portion 611 , and is pivotal leftward and rightward relative to the fixed frame portion 611 .
- the movable frame portion 621 has a U-shaped rod provided with front and rear arm sections 6211 , 6212 , and two pivot rods 613 connecting pivotally and respectively the front and rear arms sections 6211 , 6212 to the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 .
- the pivot rods 613 extend inwardly and respectively from the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 adjacent to the left cross rod 6115 , so that the front and rear arm sections 6211 , 6212 are disposed between the front and rear rods 6111 , 6112 .
- the left seat portion 62 is fixed to the movable frame portion 621 , and includes a plurality of spaced-apart transversal resilient straps 622 connected to and disposed between the left and right arm sections 6211 , 6212 of the U-shaped rod 621 .
- the user can lie flatly on the front seat section 6 when the left seat portion 62 is pivoted downwardly and leftwardly so as to be disposed in the horizontal position, as shown in FIG. 2 , and can recline on the front seat section 6 when the left seat portion 62 is pivoted upwardly and rightwardly relative to the right seat portion 61 so as to be disposed in the inclined position, as best shown in FIG. 3 .
- the roof assembly 5 is installed on top of the main support frame 2 . Since the roof assembly 5 is not a main aspect of the present invention, a detailed description of the same is dispensed herewith for the sake of brevity.
- the swing assembly of the present invention further comprises an adjustable reclining mechanism 4 to adjust an inclination angle of the left seat portion 62 relative to the right seat portion 61 .
- an adjustable reclining mechanism 4 to adjust an inclination angle of the left seat portion 62 relative to the right seat portion 61 .
- four adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are employed. Two of the adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are disposed respectively on the front and rear sides of the front seat section 6 , while the other two of the adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are disposed respectively on the front and rear sides of the rear seat section 7 . Since the operation and structure of each of the adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are similar, only one of the adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 that is disposed on the front side of the front seat section 6 will be described hereinafter.
- the adjustable reclining mechanism 4 includes a main rod 41 pivoted to an inner face of the front rod 6111 in proximity to the left rod 6113 , and a slide 42 connected telescopically to the main rod 41 and pivoted to an outer face of the left arm section 6211 of the U-shaped rod 621 .
- the main rod 41 is formed as a hollow rod having two parallel walls 411 provided respectively with a longitudinal extending slide hole 414 , a plurality of spaced-apart inclined teeth 412 extending into the slide hole 414 , and a plurality of recesses 415 each formed between two adjacent ones of the inclined teeth 412 and communicating spatially with the slide hole 414 .
- the slide 42 has a longitudinally extending plate 421 inserted slidably between the two parallel walls 411 , and a pawl member 422 connected movably to the plate 421 and having a transverse engaging pin 423 to engage releasably a selected one of the inclined teeth 412 .
- the pawl member 422 is placed within an aperture 420 in the plate 421 , and is provided with a hook end 426 inserted movably into a notch 425 adjacent to the aperture 420 , thereby connecting movably the pawl member 422 to the plate 421 .
- a guide piece 43 is disposed slidably between the plate 421 and one of the walls 411 , and has a guide hole 431 with a small left-end hole section 4311 and a large right-end hole section 4312 .
- the engaging pin 423 extends into the guide hole 431 with two opposite ends thereof received respectively in the slide holes 414 of the walls 411 .
- a biasing spring 424 is disposed between the walls 411 , and has one end abutting against a top face of the pawl member 422 , so that the engaging pin 423 is urged to move to the selected inclined tooth 412 .
- the plate 421 If the plate 421 is to be moved leftward, the plate 421 must be slid rightward first so as to move to the rightmost end of the slide hole 414 .
- the pawl member 422 and the guide piece 43 are thus moved along with the engaging pin 423 , and the engaging pin 423 is moved to the left-end hole section 4311 of the guide hole 431 . In this state, the plate 421 can be pushed leftward.
- adjustable reclining mechanism 4 Since the adjustable reclining mechanism 4 is known, any other suitable adjustable reclining mechanism may be employed to adjust the inclination angle of the left seat portion 62 relative to the right seat portion 61 . Hence, the adjustable reclining mechanism 4 should not be limited to the disclosed embodiment.
- an included angle between the front and rear seat sections 6 , 7 is approximately 90°
- the user can sit on the front seat section 6 with his/her back resting on the rear seat section 7 , and can then swing the swing unit 3 forwardly and rearwardly.
- the rear seat section 7 is pivoted rearwardly and downwardly so as to be disposed in the horizontal position
- the user can lie flatly either on the front or rear seat section 6 , 7 .
- the user may lie such that his/her head and back rest on the left seat portion 62 and his/her feet rest on the right seat portion 61 .
- the left seat section 62 is pivoted rightwardly relative to the right seat portion 61 and is adjusted to a desired inclination angle through the respective adjustable reclining mechanisms 4 .
- the present invention may be installed with a retaining mechanism (not shown) between the main support frame 2 and the swing unit 3 to arrest movement of the swing unit 3 relative to the main support frame 2 , so that safety is enhanced during use of the present invention.
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Abstract
A swing assembly includes a main support frame and a swing unit. The main support frame includes left and right upright frames, and a top frame connected to top ends of the left and right upright frames. The swing unit includes a swing chair, and left and right hanging assemblies connected to the swing chair and hung on the top frame. The swing chair includes a seat having left and right seat portions connected to each other and extending respectively to the left and right hanging assemblies. One of the left and right seat portions is pivotal relative to the other one of the left and right seat portions to move between a substantially horizontal position and an inclining position.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The invention relates to a swing assembly, more particularly to a swing assembly that has a seat which a user can lie down or recline on.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
- Referring to
FIG. 1 , a conventional swing assembly 1 comprises amain support frame 11, aswing frame unit 12 hung on themain support frame 11 through left and right hangingassemblies 13, and aseat unit 14 mounted on and connected to theswing frame unit 12. Theseat unit 14 has aseat frame 141, and abackrest frame 142 that is pivotable relative to theseat frame 141 between a horizontal position (seeFIG. 1 ) and an inclining position (not shown). In the inclining position, thebackrest frame 142 and theseat frame 141 define therebetween an angle that is approximately 90°, so that the user's back can rest on thebackrest frame 142 in an inclining manner relative to theseat frame 141. In the horizontal position, thebackrest frame 142 and theseat frame 141 are horizontally aligned, so that the user can lie flatly on the swing assembly 1. - Although the conventional swing assembly 1 can achieve its intended purpose, the user cannot recline on the
seat frame 141 and thebackrest frame 142, so that use of the conventional swing assembly 1 is limited. - Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide a swing assembly that can be used in a number of ways.
- According to this invention, a swing assembly comprises a main support frame and a swing unit. The main support frame includes left and right upright frames, and a top frame connected to top ends of the left and right upright frames. The swing unit includes a swing chair, and left and right hanging assemblies connected to the swing chair and hung on the top frame. The swing chair includes a seat. The seat has left and right seat portions connected to each other and extending respectively to the left and right hanging assemblies. One of the left and right seat portions is pivotal relative to the other one of the left and right seat portions to move between a substantially horizontal position and an inclining position.
- Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment with reference to the accompanying drawings, of which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional swing assembly; -
FIG. 2 is a partly exploded perspective view of a swing assembly according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary perspective view of the preferred embodiment; -
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary schematic side view of the preferred embodiment; -
FIG. 5 is an enlarged schematic side view of an adjustable reclining mechanism of the preferred embodiment; -
FIG. 6 is a view similar toFIG. 5 , but illustrating an engaging pin engaged to a selected one of inclined teeth; and -
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a guide piece of the adjustable reclining mechanism. - Referring to
FIGS. 2 to 7 , a swing assembly according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown to comprise amain support frame 2, aswing unit 3, and aroof assembly 5. - The
main support frame 2 includes left and rightupright frames 21, and atop frame 22 connected to top ends of the left and rightupright frames 21. - The
swing unit 3 includes aswing chair 30, and left and right hangingassemblies 32 connected to theswing chair 30 and hung on thetop frame 22 between the left and rightupright frames 21. Theswing chair 30 includes arectangular bottom support 311, left and right substantially inverted-U shapedarmrest rods 312, and aseat 31. Thebottom support 311 has spaced-apart front andrear bars 3111, aleft bar 3112 connected between left ends of the front andrear bars 3111, and aright bar 3113 connected between right ends of the front andrear bars 3111. Thearmrest rods 312 are connected respectively to the left andright bars - Each of the left and right
hanging assemblies 32 has aretaining ring 321 sleeved on thetop frame 22, an S-shaped hook 322 hooked on theretaining ring 321, and two hangingrods 323 having top ends hung on thehook 322 and bottom ends connected respectively to front and rear ends of thecorresponding armrest rod 312. - The
seat 31 has front andrear seat sections swing chair 30 and supported by thebottom support 311. Therear seat section 7 is pivotal relative to thefront seat section 6 to move between a substantially horizontal position, where therear seat section 7 is pivoted downwardly so as to align horizontally with thefront seat section 6, and an inclining position, where therear seat section 7 is pivoted upwardly and forwardly so as to incline with respect to thefront seat section 6 to serve as a rear backrest. - Since the front and
rear seat sections front seat section 6 will be described hereinafter. Thefront seat section 6 has left andright seat portions assemblies 32. Theleft seat portion 62 is pivotal relative to theright seat portion 61 to move between a substantially horizontal position, where theleft seat portion 62 is aligned horizontally with theright seat portion 61, and an inclining position, where theleft seat portion 62 is inclined with respect to theright seat portion 61 so as to serve as a reclining left backrest. Thefront seat section 6 further has afixed frame portion 611 and amovable frame portion 621. Thefixed frame portion 611 has longitudinal front andrear rods transverse rod 6113 connected between left ends of the front andrear rods transverse rod 6114 connected between right ends of the front andrear rods right cross rods rear rods right seat portion 61 is fixed to thefixed frame portion 611, and includes a plurality of spaced-apart longitudinalresilient straps 614 connected between the righttransverse rod 6114 and theleft cross rod 6115 and passing over theright cross rod 6116. Theright seat portion 61 is thus supported on the front andrear rods transverse rods right cross rods movable frame portion 621 is connected movably to thefixed frame portion 611, and is pivotal leftward and rightward relative to thefixed frame portion 611. Themovable frame portion 621 has a U-shaped rod provided with front andrear arm sections pivot rods 613 connecting pivotally and respectively the front andrear arms sections rear rods pivot rods 613 extend inwardly and respectively from the front andrear rods left cross rod 6115, so that the front andrear arm sections rear rods left seat portion 62 is fixed to themovable frame portion 621, and includes a plurality of spaced-apart transversalresilient straps 622 connected to and disposed between the left andright arm sections rod 621. The user can lie flatly on thefront seat section 6 when theleft seat portion 62 is pivoted downwardly and leftwardly so as to be disposed in the horizontal position, as shown inFIG. 2 , and can recline on thefront seat section 6 when theleft seat portion 62 is pivoted upwardly and rightwardly relative to theright seat portion 61 so as to be disposed in the inclined position, as best shown inFIG. 3 . - The
roof assembly 5 is installed on top of themain support frame 2. Since theroof assembly 5 is not a main aspect of the present invention, a detailed description of the same is dispensed herewith for the sake of brevity. - The swing assembly of the present invention further comprises an
adjustable reclining mechanism 4 to adjust an inclination angle of theleft seat portion 62 relative to theright seat portion 61. In this embodiment, four adjustable recliningmechanisms 4 are employed. Two of theadjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are disposed respectively on the front and rear sides of thefront seat section 6, while the other two of theadjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are disposed respectively on the front and rear sides of therear seat section 7. Since the operation and structure of each of theadjustable reclining mechanisms 4 are similar, only one of theadjustable reclining mechanisms 4 that is disposed on the front side of thefront seat section 6 will be described hereinafter. - With reference to
FIGS. 3 to 7 , theadjustable reclining mechanism 4 includes amain rod 41 pivoted to an inner face of thefront rod 6111 in proximity to theleft rod 6113, and aslide 42 connected telescopically to themain rod 41 and pivoted to an outer face of theleft arm section 6211 of the U-shapedrod 621. Themain rod 41 is formed as a hollow rod having twoparallel walls 411 provided respectively with a longitudinal extendingslide hole 414, a plurality of spaced-apartinclined teeth 412 extending into theslide hole 414, and a plurality ofrecesses 415 each formed between two adjacent ones of theinclined teeth 412 and communicating spatially with theslide hole 414. Theslide 42 has a longitudinally extendingplate 421 inserted slidably between the twoparallel walls 411, and apawl member 422 connected movably to theplate 421 and having a transverseengaging pin 423 to engage releasably a selected one of theinclined teeth 412. Thepawl member 422 is placed within anaperture 420 in theplate 421, and is provided with ahook end 426 inserted movably into anotch 425 adjacent to theaperture 420, thereby connecting movably thepawl member 422 to theplate 421. Aguide piece 43 is disposed slidably between theplate 421 and one of thewalls 411, and has aguide hole 431 with a small left-end hole section 4311 and a large right-end hole section 4312. Theengaging pin 423 extends into theguide hole 431 with two opposite ends thereof received respectively in theslide holes 414 of thewalls 411. A biasingspring 424 is disposed between thewalls 411, and has one end abutting against a top face of thepawl member 422, so that theengaging pin 423 is urged to move to the selectedinclined tooth 412. - With reference to
FIG. 5 , when theplate 421 is pulled rightwardly from themain rod 41, theplate 421 moves theguide piece 43 and thepawl member 422 therealong, and theengaging pin 423 is situated in the large-end hole section 4312 of theguide hole 431. As theengaging pin 423 slides over theinclined teeth 412, the biasingspring 424 is compressed (seeFIG. 5 ). When theengaging pin 423 falls into one of the recesses 415 (seeFIG. 6 ), the biasingspring 424 expands, thereby retaining theengaging pin 423 within thecorresponding recess 415. Theleft seat portion 62 is therefore fixed to a desired inclination angle relative to theright seat portion 61. - If the
plate 421 is to be moved leftward, theplate 421 must be slid rightward first so as to move to the rightmost end of theslide hole 414. Thepawl member 422 and theguide piece 43 are thus moved along with theengaging pin 423, and theengaging pin 423 is moved to the left-end hole section 4311 of theguide hole 431. In this state, theplate 421 can be pushed leftward. - Since the
adjustable reclining mechanism 4 is known, any other suitable adjustable reclining mechanism may be employed to adjust the inclination angle of theleft seat portion 62 relative to theright seat portion 61. Hence, theadjustable reclining mechanism 4 should not be limited to the disclosed embodiment. - In use, with reference to
FIG. 2 , when an included angle between the front andrear seat sections front seat section 6 with his/her back resting on therear seat section 7, and can then swing theswing unit 3 forwardly and rearwardly. When therear seat section 7 is pivoted rearwardly and downwardly so as to be disposed in the horizontal position, the user can lie flatly either on the front orrear seat section rear seat section left seat portion 62 and his/her feet rest on theright seat portion 61. When the user wishes to recline on theleft seat portion 62 of either one of the front orrear seat section left seat section 62 is pivoted rightwardly relative to theright seat portion 61 and is adjusted to a desired inclination angle through the respectiveadjustable reclining mechanisms 4. - It is worth mentioning that the present invention may be installed with a retaining mechanism (not shown) between the
main support frame 2 and theswing unit 3 to arrest movement of theswing unit 3 relative to themain support frame 2, so that safety is enhanced during use of the present invention. - While the present invention has been described in connection with what is considered the most practical and preferred embodiment, it is understood that this invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiment but is intended to cover various arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and equivalent arrangements.
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1. A swing assembly comprising:
a main support frame including left and right upright frames, and a top frame connected to top ends of said left and right upright frames; and
a swing unit including a swing chair, and left and right hanging assemblies connected to said swing chair and hung on said top frame, said swing chair including a seat;
said seat having left and right seat portions connected to each other and extending respectively to said left and right hanging assemblies, one of said left and right seat portions being pivotal relative to the other one of said left and right seat portions to move between a substantially horizontal position and an inclining position.
2. The swing assembly of claim 1 , wherein said seat has front and rear seat sections respectively disposed at front and rear sides of said swing chair, said rear seat section being pivotal relative to said front seat section to move between a substantially horizontal position and an inclining position, at least one of said front and rear seat sections having said left and right seat portions.
3. The swing assembly of claim 1 , further comprising an adjustable reclining mechanism to adjust an inclination angle of said one of said left and right seat portions.
4. The swing assembly of claim 3 , wherein said seat further includes a fixed frame portion, and a movable frame portion connected movably to said fixed frame portion and being pivotal leftward and rightward, said right seat portion being fixed to said fixed frame portion, said left seat portion being fixed to said movable frame portion, said adjustable reclining mechanism having a main rod pivoted to said fixed frame portion, and a slide connected telescopically to said main rod and pivoted to said movable frame portion.
5. The swing assembly of claim 4 , wherein said fixed frame portion has longitudinal front and rear rods, and a plurality of transverse rods connected between said front and rear rods, said right seat portion being supported on said front, rear, and transverse rods, said movable frame portion having a U-shaped rod provided with two arm sections disposed between and connected pivotally and respectively to said front and rear rods.
6. The swing assembly of claim 4 , wherein said main rod is formed as a hollow rod having two parallel walls, and a plurality of inclined teeth formed in each of said parallel walls, said slide having a plate inserted slidably between said parallel walls, and a pawl member connected movably to said plate and having a transverse engaging pin to engage releaseably a selected one of said inclined teeth.
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