US20130221302A1 - Baby play yard mattress - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a baby play yard mattress, especially to a baby play yard mattress applied to a foldable frame and able to be folded together with the foldable frame being folded.
- a frame of baby play yards available now includes an upper frame 3 , a lower frame 4 and four vertical members 5 .
- Each of four sides of the upper frame 3 is disposed with a foldable joint 31 having a first locking member 32 therein.
- An upper corner seat 33 made from hard material and used for connecting two adjacent sides of the upper frame 3 and the vertical member 5 is arranged at each of four corners of the upper frame 3 .
- a lower end of each vertical member 5 is connected to the lower frame 4 by a foot base 51 .
- Each of four bottom rods 41 of the lower frame 4 is extended from the corresponding foot base 51 to a center of the power frame 4 and a base 42 is set at the intersection of the bottoms rods 41 .
- a second locking member 43 is arranged between two bottom rods 41 .
- the play yard or a baby crib is fixed in an extended state. While the user intends to fold the play yard or the baby crib, both the first locking member 32 and the second locking member 43 are released from the locked state at the same time. Then the lower frame 4 is pulled upward and folded from the base 42 and the four sides of the upper frame 3 are folded and moved toward a center thereof.
- the frame of baby play yards available now is folded by the lower frame being pulled upward from the base and four sides of the upper frame being folded and moved toward the center thereof. While folding the frame, a mattress paved on the lower frame needs to be removed firstly and then stored outside the folded frame. When the frame is extended for use, the mattress is paved on the lower frame again. This causes inconvenience and trouble to users while folding or extending the baby play yard.
- the baby play yard mattress available now is mainly composed at least four plates assembled with sponge and fabric. When babies step or walk on the connection areas of the mattress, the plate is deformed, curved or turned up easily. Thus babies may feel uncomfortable or even fall down and get hurts.
- a baby play yard mattress of the present invention is set on a lower frame of a foldable frame and having a back veneer.
- One side of the back veneer is disposed with slots corresponding to a folded area of the lower frame.
- the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress is divided into a plurality of sections by the slots.
- the back veneer is folded along the slots when the lower frame is folded and then two sections on two ends of the back veneer are facing each other.
- the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the folded area of the lower frame of the foldable frame.
- the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are disposed in pairs.
- a soft pad is arranged at the side of back veneer of the baby play yard mattress having the slots and a cover layer is covered over the back veneer and the soft pad.
- the foldable frame used together with the baby play yard mattress of the present invention consists of an upper frame, a lower frame, and vertical parts set between the upper frame and the lower frame.
- the upper frame includes two upper frame parts connected to each other by joints.
- the lower frame includes two lower frame parts connected to each other by fastening parts.
- the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to a connection area between the two lower frame parts.
- a top end and a bottom end of the vertical part of the foldable frame are respectively connected and pivoted to the two upper frame parts and the two lower frame parts.
- a support part is set between each vertical part and the upper frame part.
- the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the connection area between the two lower frame parts.
- the back veneer is a hollow board formed by two plates and a plurality of ribs that are disposed between and integrated with the plates.
- the baby play yard mattress can be folded together with the foldable frame due to the design of the slots of the baby play yard mattress corresponding to the foldable area of the foldable frame.
- the other side of the back veneer is still an integrated and connected part.
- the other side of the back veneer provides good support and sufficient strength so that the baby play yard mattress will not be deformed or turned upside down when babies play, walk, lie or sleep on the baby play yard mattress.
- Such design offers babies more comfortable environment with higher safety.
- a cover layer is covered over the back veneer and the soft pad after the soft pad paved on the back veneer. Then a periphery of the cover layer is fixed.
- the manufacturing processes are simplified and production efficiency of the mattress is improved.
- FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a mattress of an embodiment according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a partial enlarged view of a back veneer of an embodiment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an embodiment according in an extended state according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an embodiment according in a folded state according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a frame of baby play yards available now.
- a baby play yard mattress 1 of the present invention includes a back veneer 11 that looks like a board.
- the back veneer 11 is composed of two plates 112 , a plurality of ribs 113 disposed between and integrated with the plates 112 , and a plurality of hollow parts 114 formed by the ribs 113 .
- a plurality of slots 111 is arranged at one side of the back veneer 11 so that the back veneer 11 is divided into a plurality of sections by the slots 111 while a soft pad 12 made from sponge is disposed on the side of the back veneer 11 having the slots.
- the slots 111 are arranged in pairs.
- a cover layer 13 made from fabric is covered over the soft pad 12 and a periphery of the cover layer 13 is sewed to the soft pad 12 .
- the frame 2 of baby play yards consists of an upper frame 21 , four vertical parts 22 , a lower frame 23 , four support parts 24 , two joints 25 and two fastening parts 26 .
- the upper frame 21 includes two upper frame parts 211 connected to each other by the two joints 25 .
- the ends of each upper frame part 211 are pivoted to the joints 25 .
- the lower frame 23 includes two lower frame parts 231 pivoted to the fastening parts 26 and two supporters 232 , each of which is connected to the fastening part 26 .
- parents or baby sitters or caregivers firstly release the joints 25 and the fastening parts 26 on the upper frame 21 and on the lower frame 23 respectively from the locked state.
- the upper frame 21 , the lower frame 23 and the vertical parts 22 connected between the upper frame 21 and the lower frame 23 of the extended frame 2 are connected to form a space.
- the baby play yard mattress 1 on the lower frame 23 of the frame 2 is also extended and paved on the lower frame 23 .
- the joints 25 and the fastening parts 26 are locked again.
- babies can safely play and sleep in the space formed by the stable frame 2 with the soft baby play yard mattress 1 on the bottom thereof.
- the baby play yard mattress 1 When babies are playing in the space formed by the frame 2 and stepping on the baby play yard mattress 1 , the baby play yard mattress 1 will not be deformed, curved or turned up because the slots 111 are only disposed on one side of the back veneer 11 of the baby play yard mattress 1 while the other side of the back veneer 11 is still an integrated and connected part. Thus babies can play and walk comfortably in the baby play yard due to the other side of the back veneer 11 that provides good support and sufficient strength. When babies lie on and sleep on the baby play yard mattress 1 , the baby play yard mattress 1 provides good support, allowing babies sleep as comfortably as on the bed surface.
- the two upper frame parts 211 of the upper frame 21 and the two lower frame parts 231 of the lower frame 23 are folded toward to each other.
- the baby play yard mattress 1 on the lower frame 23 is also folded by the slots 111 corresponding to the connection area of the two lower frame parts 231 thereof.
- two sections on two ends of the back veneer 11 of the folded baby play yard mattress 1 are facing each other. Therefore the baby play yard mattress 1 is folded together with the frame 2 simultaneously.
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A baby play yard mattress is revealed. The baby play yard mattress is set on a lower frame of a foldable frame. One side of a back veneer of the baby play yard mattress is disposed with slots corresponding to a folded area of the lower frame. By such design, the baby play yard mattress can also be folded while the foldable frame being folded. Moreover, only one side of the back veneer is arranged with slots so that the baby play yard mattress still provides good support to babies.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a baby play yard mattress, especially to a baby play yard mattress applied to a foldable frame and able to be folded together with the foldable frame being folded.
- 2. Description of Related Art
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FIG. 5 , a frame of baby play yards available now includes anupper frame 3, alower frame 4 and fourvertical members 5. Each of four sides of theupper frame 3 is disposed with afoldable joint 31 having afirst locking member 32 therein. Anupper corner seat 33 made from hard material and used for connecting two adjacent sides of theupper frame 3 and thevertical member 5 is arranged at each of four corners of theupper frame 3. A lower end of eachvertical member 5 is connected to thelower frame 4 by afoot base 51. Each of fourbottom rods 41 of thelower frame 4 is extended from thecorresponding foot base 51 to a center of thepower frame 4 and abase 42 is set at the intersection of thebottoms rods 41. Moreover, asecond locking member 43 is arranged between twobottom rods 41. By thefirst locking member 32 and thesecond locking member 43, the play yard or a baby crib is fixed in an extended state. While the user intends to fold the play yard or the baby crib, both thefirst locking member 32 and thesecond locking member 43 are released from the locked state at the same time. Then thelower frame 4 is pulled upward and folded from thebase 42 and the four sides of theupper frame 3 are folded and moved toward a center thereof. - However, the above baby play yard has following disadvantages during manufacturing and in use:
- 1. The frame of baby play yards available now is folded by the lower frame being pulled upward from the base and four sides of the upper frame being folded and moved toward the center thereof. While folding the frame, a mattress paved on the lower frame needs to be removed firstly and then stored outside the folded frame. When the frame is extended for use, the mattress is paved on the lower frame again. This causes inconvenience and trouble to users while folding or extending the baby play yard.
2. The baby play yard mattress available now is mainly composed at least four plates assembled with sponge and fabric. When babies step or walk on the connection areas of the mattress, the plate is deformed, curved or turned up easily. Thus babies may feel uncomfortable or even fall down and get hurts. - Thus the baby play yard mattress available now still have above shortcomings in use and while being folded and there is room for improvement and a need to provide a novel mattress.
- Therefore it is a primary object of the present invention to provide a baby play yard mattress that is used together with a foldable bed frame and is folded together with the foldable bed frame.
- In order to achieve the above object, a baby play yard mattress of the present invention is set on a lower frame of a foldable frame and having a back veneer. One side of the back veneer is disposed with slots corresponding to a folded area of the lower frame. The back veneer of the baby play yard mattress is divided into a plurality of sections by the slots. Thus the back veneer is folded along the slots when the lower frame is folded and then two sections on two ends of the back veneer are facing each other.
- The slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the folded area of the lower frame of the foldable frame.
- The slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are disposed in pairs.
- A soft pad is arranged at the side of back veneer of the baby play yard mattress having the slots and a cover layer is covered over the back veneer and the soft pad.
- The foldable frame used together with the baby play yard mattress of the present invention consists of an upper frame, a lower frame, and vertical parts set between the upper frame and the lower frame. The upper frame includes two upper frame parts connected to each other by joints. The lower frame includes two lower frame parts connected to each other by fastening parts. The slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to a connection area between the two lower frame parts.
- A top end and a bottom end of the vertical part of the foldable frame are respectively connected and pivoted to the two upper frame parts and the two lower frame parts. A support part is set between each vertical part and the upper frame part.
- The slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the connection area between the two lower frame parts.
- The back veneer is a hollow board formed by two plates and a plurality of ribs that are disposed between and integrated with the plates.
- Thereby the baby play yard mattress can be folded together with the foldable frame due to the design of the slots of the baby play yard mattress corresponding to the foldable area of the foldable frame.
- Moreover, although one side of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress is disposed with slots, the other side of the back veneer is still an integrated and connected part. Thereby the other side of the back veneer provides good support and sufficient strength so that the baby play yard mattress will not be deformed or turned upside down when babies play, walk, lie or sleep on the baby play yard mattress. Such design offers babies more comfortable environment with higher safety.
- Furthermore, a cover layer is covered over the back veneer and the soft pad after the soft pad paved on the back veneer. Then a periphery of the cover layer is fixed. Thus the manufacturing processes are simplified and production efficiency of the mattress is improved.
- The structure and the technical means adopted by the present invention to achieve the above and other objects can be best understood by referring to the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments and the accompanying drawings, wherein:
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FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a mattress of an embodiment according to the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a partial enlarged view of a back veneer of an embodiment according to the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is an embodiment according in an extended state according to the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is an embodiment according in a folded state according to the present invention; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a frame of baby play yards available now. - Refer to
FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , a babyplay yard mattress 1 of the present invention includes aback veneer 11 that looks like a board. Theback veneer 11 is composed of twoplates 112, a plurality ofribs 113 disposed between and integrated with theplates 112, and a plurality ofhollow parts 114 formed by theribs 113. A plurality ofslots 111 is arranged at one side of theback veneer 11 so that theback veneer 11 is divided into a plurality of sections by theslots 111 while asoft pad 12 made from sponge is disposed on the side of theback veneer 11 having the slots. In this embodiment, theslots 111 are arranged in pairs. Acover layer 13 made from fabric is covered over thesoft pad 12 and a periphery of thecover layer 13 is sewed to thesoft pad 12. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , while in use, the babyplay yard mattress 1 of the present invention is used together with afoldable frame 2. Theframe 2 of baby play yards consists of anupper frame 21, fourvertical parts 22, alower frame 23, foursupport parts 24, twojoints 25 and twofastening parts 26. Theupper frame 21 includes twoupper frame parts 211 connected to each other by the twojoints 25. The ends of eachupper frame part 211 are pivoted to thejoints 25. Thelower frame 23 includes twolower frame parts 231 pivoted to thefastening parts 26 and twosupporters 232, each of which is connected to thefastening part 26. A top end and a bottom end of eachvertical part 22 are respectively connected and pivoted to the twoupper frame parts 211 and the twolower frame parts 231. Thesupport part 24 is set between thevertical part 22 and theupper frame part 211. Thus thefoldable frame 2 is formed. Theslots 111 of the babyplay yard mattress 1 are corresponding to a connection area between the twolower frame parts 231 of thefoldable frame 2, and preferred corresponding to two sides of the connection area between the twolower frame parts 231. - Back to
FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , parents or baby sitters or caregivers firstly release thejoints 25 and thefastening parts 26 on theupper frame 21 and on thelower frame 23 respectively from the locked state. Thus theframe 2 of baby play yards is extended. Theupper frame 21, thelower frame 23 and thevertical parts 22 connected between theupper frame 21 and thelower frame 23 of theextended frame 2 are connected to form a space. When theframe 2 is extended, the babyplay yard mattress 1 on thelower frame 23 of theframe 2 is also extended and paved on thelower frame 23. After both theframe 2 and the babyplay yard mattress 1 being extended, thejoints 25 and thefastening parts 26 are locked again. Thus babies can safely play and sleep in the space formed by thestable frame 2 with the soft babyplay yard mattress 1 on the bottom thereof. - When babies are playing in the space formed by the
frame 2 and stepping on the babyplay yard mattress 1, the babyplay yard mattress 1 will not be deformed, curved or turned up because theslots 111 are only disposed on one side of theback veneer 11 of the babyplay yard mattress 1 while the other side of theback veneer 11 is still an integrated and connected part. Thus babies can play and walk comfortably in the baby play yard due to the other side of theback veneer 11 that provides good support and sufficient strength. When babies lie on and sleep on the babyplay yard mattress 1, the babyplay yard mattress 1 provides good support, allowing babies sleep as comfortably as on the bed surface. - While not in use, refer to
FIG. 4 , the twoupper frame parts 211 of theupper frame 21 and the twolower frame parts 231 of thelower frame 23 are folded toward to each other. At the same time, the babyplay yard mattress 1 on thelower frame 23 is also folded by theslots 111 corresponding to the connection area of the twolower frame parts 231 thereof. Then two sections on two ends of theback veneer 11 of the folded babyplay yard mattress 1 are facing each other. Therefore the babyplay yard mattress 1 is folded together with theframe 2 simultaneously. - In summary, the baby
play yard mattress 1 of the present invention has following advantages: - 1. No matter the frame is folded for storage or extended in use, there is no need to remove the baby play yard mattress. Thus such design is more convenient and easy for users. On the other hand, the mattress of other baby play yards needs to be removed while the frame being folded or extended and this cause inconvenience and trouble to users.
2. Only one side of the back veneer is disposed with slots while the other side of the back veneer is an integrated and connected part. Thus the strength and support of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are improved. The mattress will not be deformed or turned up while babies stepping, walking, lying, or sleeping on the mattress. The babies are more comfortable and safe on the mattress.
3. During manufacturing, a cover layer is covered over the back veneer and the soft pad after the soft pad paved on the back veneer in the present invention. Then a periphery of the cover layer is fixed. The manufacturing processes are simple and production efficiency is high. - Additional advantages and modifications will readily occur to those skilled in the art. Therefore, the invention in its broader aspects is not limited to the specific details, and representative devices shown and described herein. Accordingly, various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the general inventive concept as defined by the appended claims and their equivalent.
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1. A baby play yard mattress set on a lower frame of a foldable frame comprising
a back veneer in which one side thereof is disposed with slots corresponding to a folded area of the lower frame;
wherein the back veneer is divided into a plurality of sections by the slots; the back veneer is folded along the slots when the lower frame is folded and then two sections on two ends of the back veneer are facing each other.
2. The device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the folded area of the lower frame of the foldable frame.
3. The device as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the slots of the back veneer are arranged in pairs.
4. The device as claimed in claim 3 , wherein a soft pad is arranged at the side of the back veneer having the slots; a cover layer is arranged over the back veneer and the soft pad.
5. The device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the foldable frame includes an upper frame, a lower frame and vertical parts set between the upper frame and the lower frame; the upper frame includes two upper frame parts connected to each other by joints and the lower frame includes two lower frame parts connected to each other by fastening parts; the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to a connection area between the two lower frame parts.
6. The device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein a top end and a bottom end of each vertical part of the foldable frame are respectively connected and pivoted to the two upper frame parts and the two lower frame parts while a support part is set between each vertical part and the upper frame part.
7. The device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the slots of the back veneer of the baby play yard mattress are corresponding to two sides of the connection area between the two lower frame parts of the lower frame of the foldable frame.
8. The device as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the slots of the back veneer are arranged in pairs.
9. The device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a soft pad is arranged at the side of the back veneer having the slots; a cover layer is arranged over the back veneer and the soft pad.
10. The device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the back veneer is a hollow board that includes two plates and a plurality of ribs disposed between and integrated with the plates.
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