WO2003011079A1 - Lit a elements lateraux a couverture laterale detachable - Google Patents

Lit a elements lateraux a couverture laterale detachable Download PDF

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WO2003011079A1
WO2003011079A1 PCT/IB2002/004015 IB0204015W WO03011079A1 WO 2003011079 A1 WO2003011079 A1 WO 2003011079A1 IB 0204015 W IB0204015 W IB 0204015W WO 03011079 A1 WO03011079 A1 WO 03011079A1
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Dag Landvik
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Tempur World, Inc
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
    • A47C19/00—Bedsteads
    • A47C19/02—Parts or details of bedsteads not fully covered in a single one of the following subgroups, e.g. bed rails, post rails

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  • the invention relates to separate decorative side covers and side members for a structural bed frame or bed base with frame and legs, where said side covers may be attached to the side members and said side members may be attached to the structural bed frame or bed base in order to change the appearance of the structural bed frame or bed base.
  • US 5,715,553 describes a bed skirt for attaching to a bed frame.
  • the bed skirt is intended for providing an enclosure for the lower portion of the bed to minimise the dust accumulations under the bed and to provide a decorative enclosure for the lower part of the bed.
  • the bed skirt is attached to the bed frame by means of a retaining strip stitched to the top edge of the bed skirt.
  • a plurality of complementary fastening elements of a hook- and loop-type have the one part adhesively attached to a horizontal surface of the bed frame, preferably the mattress support, to thereby hold the bed top edge of the bed skirt in pre-selected positions along the horizontal surface of the bed frame.
  • the bed skirt being adhesively attached to the horizontal surface also constituting the mattress support may result in the bed skirt being unintentionally detached during time and because of wear when the mattress is slightly moved on the mattress support during the use of the bed.
  • the bed skirt only provides an enclosure to the lower portion of the bed and cannot be used to provide an enclosure to the upper part of the bed to partly or fully conceal the mattress.
  • This limitation of the bed skirt is both because of the bed skirt not being rigid and also because of the top edge of the bed skirt being attached to the mattress support.
  • the bed skirt does not fill the need when a decorative frame is desired, from a design point of view, to be made of for example wood or metal or a rigid core covered for example with textile, leather or non-woven material.
  • the bed skirt cannot be used with beds being capable of being inclined either at the head rest or the foot rest.
  • GB 1 581 448 describes a bed having detachable side panels.
  • the panels are fixed to a base of the bed by means of screws, clips, hooks or magnetic catches.
  • the panels may be upholstered or covered with a layer of plastics material or metal or a layer of foam rubber.
  • the panels may be supported by channels provided in a bead of the panel. The bead is only for supporting the panel, the actual securing of the panel is still provided by the fixing means mentioned above.
  • the panels are manufactured so that the entire height of the base of the bed is concealed by the panels.
  • Panels as the one described in this document however involves disadvantages limiting the possible use of the panels. Firstly, the panels are manufactured solely for one type of bed base, seeing that the means for fixing the panels to the base must match. Secondly, the means for fixing the panels either incorporate the use of hand tools such as means like screws, or incorporate means where a risk exists of the panels being accidentally detached from the base such as means like magnets not actually securing but only . Also, it is not possible to fix other side members than panels, i.e. it is only possible to fix rigid side members to the base of the bed.
  • the mattress may alternatively comprise its own built-in bed base placed within the boundaries of the bed frame and supported by the bed frame.
  • the bed base may be made of slats, a mesh such as wire mesh, a plate or other supporting means.
  • still other prior art consists of so- called stand-alone bed bases consisting of a structural frame supported directly by legs or similar arrangement.
  • the object of the invention may be obtained by a side cover and a side member, the side cover being attachable to and detachable from the side member, where the side cover, when being attached to the side member, at least covers part of the side member, and where the side cover is provided with one part of first fastening means, and where the side member is provided with another part of the first fastening means, said parts of the first fastening means being a profile having a longitudinal rail and being a corresponding profile having a longitudinal groove, and where the rail and the groove are intended for being mutually secured to each other for fastening the side cover to the side member.
  • the object of the invention may also be obtained by a side member, said side member being attachable to and detachable from the structural bed frame or the structural bed base, and where the side member, when being attached to the structural part of the bed, at least covers a sidebar of the structural part of the bed and at the most extends upwards to a lateral plane corresponding to a horizontal plane of the top surface of the mattress, and where the side member is provided with one part of second fastening means, said one part being a number of profiles at least having an upper inverted substantially hook- shaped configuration, preferably also having a lower substantially hook-shaped configuration, and where the hook-shaped configuration of the number of profiles are intended for being secured to the sidebar for attaching the side member to the structural part of the bed.
  • the side member when being attached to the structural part of the bed, preferably extends substantially vertically upwards to a lateral plane lower than the horizontal plane of the top surface of the mattress, more preferably extends to a lateral plane corresponding to half the height of the mattress, alternatively extends to a lateral plane corresponding to between 10 mm and 50 mm above a horizontal plane of a bottom surface of the mattress, and possible extends substantially vertically downwards to the level of the floor.
  • the side member according to the invention is easily attached to the structural bed frame or bed base without the use of hand tools and provides a wide variety of design choices for the appearance of the bed frame or bed base as well as easy removal of side covers, for example textile coverings, off the side member for cleaning of the textile or for change of ornamentation and/or colour of the textile by substituting to another piece of textile.
  • the second fastening means for attachment ensures an easy, but nevertheless proper, securing of the side member to the structural part of the bed without the use of any fastening means such as screws, bolts and nuts or the like having to be fastened by means of hand tools.
  • the functions of the bed frame or bed base and of the mattress support is not limited, but nevertheless the bed appears differently than without the side members.
  • the height of the side member is limited to at the most the horizontal plane of the top surface of the mattress so that the mattress still is readily accessible when going to bed. Thereby, it is not necessary to climb across the side member, when going to bed. Even more, it is neither necessary to take off the side member for going to bed, which is the case with known side rails used as safe guards towards persons such as children or patients at a hospital falling out of the bed.
  • the denomination side member must not be construed as a side member only for a right side or a left side of the bed.
  • the side member may also be provided for the head of the bed or the foot of the bed, said head and foot of the bed constituting a front side and a rear side of the bed frame nondependent on which directions these different sides of the bed are directed.
  • the denomination sidebar of the structural part of the bed must not be construed as a sidebar only for a right side or a left side of the bed.
  • the sidebar may also be provided for the head of the bed or the foot of the bed, said head and foot of the bed constituting a front side and a rear side of the bed frame nondependent on which directions these different sides of the bed are directed.
  • the side member may be made of wood and/or be applied with a side cover of any desired material and of any desired ornamentation and colour in order to enhance the visual appearance of the bed.
  • the possibility of manufacturing bedside members having different heights and different lengths, corresponding to the length and the width of the bed, enables the user of the bed to chose a bedside member with any of the following desired technical effects:
  • Either the side member according to the invention may be made so that only the side part of the bed frame or bed base and perhaps part of the lower part of the bed below the structural frame is covered by the side member. Accordingly, the side member has a height being at least the same as any height of the structural part of the bed frame or bed base, which the side member is to be attached to. Alternatively, the side member may be made so that not only the side part of the bed frame or bed base, but also all or part of any sides of a mattress having a top surface in a lateral plane higher than the bedside, is covered by the side member.
  • the side member according to the invention being attached to the structural bed frame or bed base in such a manner that the side member constitutes an integrate part of the structural part, it may be possible to manufacture structural bed frames or bed bases with less solidity, and thus smaller dimensions than if the structural bed frame or bed base was to constitute the bed itself.
  • Structural bed frames with smaller dimensions reduces production costs of each of the structural bed parts, but the smaller dimensions, and thus less solidity, may reduce the safety of using the bed.
  • the overall solidity of the entire bed will be sufficient to ensure safe use of the bed.
  • the manufacturer of the structural bed frames is freed from manufacturing different structural bed frames in order to satisfy different customers' needs and wishes. This reduces overall production costs, limits stocking demands, and makes sales and delivery easier.
  • side members and side covers according to the invention, it is possible to produce perhaps only a small number of types of structural bed frames, and subsequently fulfil the customers' needs and wishes by attaching side members with a height at least corresponding to the dimensions of the structural bed frame and perhaps also covering any lower part between the structural bed frame and the floor and/or perhaps also covering all or part of the side of the mattress.
  • the outer appearance such as pattern, colour and texture of the side cover is however totally independent on the dimensions of the structural bed frame or bed base onto which the side member is to be attached, and the material which structural bed frame or bed base is made of.
  • a first possible embodiment of a side member according to the invention is a side member being made from a number of the materials wood such as pine, metal such as aluminium and plastic, and where the outer appearance is an outer surface of the material in question.
  • the side member is made of materials such as wood, metal or plastic, the side member may be surface-treated in any desired manner, such as painted, lacquered, anodized, film-laminated, veneered etc.
  • the side cover is made of a flexible material such as textile, other types of cloth, leather or perhaps metal or plastic foil, the side cover may easily be removed from the side member in order to clean the side cover or in order to exchange the side cover with a new side cover, perhaps having a different appearance than the former attached side cover.
  • the side cover if being made of textile or the like may be lined with any layer of foam plastic or other suited material in order to give the cover a more "soft" appearance.
  • a lining of a flexible side cover may also be applied in order to even out possible folding lines of the side cover, such folding lines unintentionally formed when attaching the side member to the side member.
  • the flexible side cover may extend downwards from the side member and partly or fully down to the floor so that the side cover functions as a bed skirt, but still possessing the advantages of the securing of the side cover according to the invention to the side member according to the invention.
  • the side cover according to the invention By using either the side cover according to the invention or the side member according to the invention, it is possible to suit the needs and wishes of any customer and to adopt the appearance of the entire bed according to different trends and habits around the world. As example, in hotels there may be a need or a wish for replacing damaged side members and/or covers of side members or to frequently change the appearance of the side member. Thus, both an individual aesthetic appearance, perhaps also together with functional requirements, may be obtained with the one and same side member according to the invention.
  • fig. 1 is a first embodiment of a prior art bed, which is suited for a side member
  • fig. 2 is a second embodiment of a prior art bed, which is suited for a side member
  • fig. 3A-3C are photographs showing a first embodiment of a side cover and a side member according to the invention being mutually attached by first fastening means
  • fig. 4A-4C are photographs showing an alternative embodiment of a side cover and a side member according to the invention, also being mutually joined by first fastening means
  • fig. 5A-5C are photographs showing an embodiment of a side member according to the invention being mutually joined with a side bar of a bed frame by second fastening means.
  • Fig. 1 shows a bed having an ordinary structural bed frame with two structural sidebars 1, a structural front sidebar (not shown) at the head of the bed and a structural rear sidebar 3 at the foot of the bed.
  • the bed frame has legs 4 in each corner of the frame. The positioning of the legs may vary, for example the legs may be positioned along the sidebars in stead of in the corners of the bed. Also, the height of the legs may vary.
  • the bed frame is made of wood and the legs are made of plastic.
  • the bed frame and the legs can be made of wood, of metal, of plastic, of combinations of said materials or of any other suitable materials for manufacturing a structural bed frame, and which, perhaps including the rigidity of the side member, have any sufficient solidity to support a mattress and one or more persons lying on the mattress.
  • slats 5 are provided, which are secured in any suitable manner to the sidebars.
  • any other load bearing surface arrangements as example a mesh or a plate, can be used within the boundaries of the bed frame.
  • the slats are each provided with a plurality of disc-shaped elastic support members 6.
  • a mattress (not shown) is to be positioned.
  • the disc-shaped support members could be dispensed with.
  • the embodiment shown is a first class bed, and is especially suited for supporting a mattress made of the a visco-elastic material, such mattresses sold under the name Tempur®.
  • Fig. 2 shows a so-called adjustable bed having a special bed frame.
  • the special bed frame is constituted by an outer structural bed frame and by inner bars constituting an inner frame and being hinged to the outer structural bed frame within the boundaries of this structural bed frame.
  • the hinged bars of the inner frame divide the mattress support in different sections.
  • the special bed frame is very similar to the ordinary bed frame shown in fig. 1. Accordingly, the bed frame has two sidebars 1, a front sidebar 2 at the head of the bed and a rear sidebar 3 at the foot of the bed.
  • the bed frame has legs 4 in each corner of the frame. The positioning of the legs may vary, for example the legs may be positioned along the sidebars in stead of in the corners of the bed. Also, the height of the legs may vary.
  • the bed frame is made of wood, and the legs are made of plastic. In any embodiment the bed frame and the legs could be made of wood, of metal, of plastic, of combinations of said materials or of any other suitable materials for manufacturing a structural bed frame having any sufficient solidity to support a mattress and one or more persons lying on the mattress.
  • the bed has a head end section 7 and a foot end section 8, which may be raised by means of actuators worked by one or more electric motors. Even the inclination of a middle section 9 may be adjusted in order to suit a desired sitting or lying position of the user.
  • the raising and inclination of the sections are made by actuators (not shown) operated electrically by a remote control. Alternatively, the raising and inclination may be effected manually.
  • the bed has different inner bars 10 constituting the structural elements supporting the mattress. Each of the bars 10 is mutually hinged to a neighbouring bar of a neighbouring section of the bed base. Linkages 11 for adjusting the elevation and the inclination of the bars are provided between the bars 10 of the bed base and the sidebars 1 of the structural bed frame.
  • the slats are each provided with a plurality of disc-shaped support members 6.
  • a mattress (not shown) is to be positioned.
  • the disc-shaped support members could be dispensed with.
  • this embodiment shown is a first class bed, and is especially suited for supporting a mattress made of the a visco-elastic material, such mattresses sold under the name Tempur®.
  • Fastening means for attaching side members to the bed frame are specially designed fastening means developed in order to satisfy the need for an easy and secure, but nevertheless hidden, fastening of the side members to the bed frame.
  • specially designed fastening means may be one or more profiled fastening devices extending along the rear surface of the structural part of the bed as shown in fig. 5A-5C.
  • the structural stand alone bed frames shown are bed frames with four sidebars, one on each side of the bed frame and one at head end of the bed and finally one at the foot end of the bed.
  • the structural bed frame may either be an ordinary bed frame onto which slats or other supporting means are secured in order to support the mattress, or the structural bed frame may be an adjustable structural bed frame for supporting inner bars of different sections of an inner part of the frame inserted into and hinged to an outer structural bed frame with legs, but where slats or the like is secured to bars of the different sections of the inner part of the frame.
  • Fig. 3A-3C are photographs showing a possible embodiment of a side cover 12 and a side member 13 according to the invention.
  • the side cover 12 consists in a flexible side cover.
  • the flexible side cover is constituted by textile material.
  • the textile has an upper edge 14 being provided with a flexible profile 15 having a longitudinal rail 16.
  • the profile 15 is made of plastic or rubber.
  • the side member 13 has a corresponding profile 17 having a longitudinal groove 18.
  • the corresponding profile 17 provided in connection with the side member 13, is embedded in a recess 19 formed in the rear surface 20 of the side member. Thereby, the profile 17 does not protrude as far out from the rear surface of the side member as if the profile was not embedded in a recess.
  • the rail 16 and the groove 18 are shaped so that a mutually joining of the profiles constitute a dove-tail shaped securing of the two profiles.
  • the textile side cover is provided with the profile having a groove, in stead of the one having a rail
  • the side member is provided with the profile having the rail, in stead of the one having the groove.
  • the joining of the two profiles is identical, non-dependant on whether the side cover or the side member, respectively, are provided with one or the other profile.
  • the profiles 15,17 having the rail 16 and the groove 18, respectively, constitute first fastening means for attaching the side cover to the side member.
  • the side cover 12 and the side member 13 also have additional fastening means.
  • the additional fastening means may be any suitable means such as adhesive means, as example glued tape, or tie-up means, as example a string of the side cover and an eyelet of the side member, or any he- and she-closure, preferably a Velcro® closure 21 provided at a lower part (not shown) of the side cover 12 and at a lower part of the side member 13, respectively.
  • the additional fastening means 21 are only seen on the rear side of the side member.
  • the additional fastening means are intended for attaching a lower part of the side cover 12 to the lower part of the side member 13.
  • an attachment of the side cover to the side member is provided both at an upper part of the side member and at a lower part of the side member.
  • the additional fastening means are optional to the user. If the additional fastening means are not used, then the side cover will be hanging from the upper part of the side member towards the floor, perhaps all the way to the floor. However, if the additional fastening means are used, then the downward extension of side cover will be limited to the vertical extension of the side member, leaving the legs of the bed exposed.
  • Fig. 4A-4C are photographs showing an alternative embodiment of a side cover 12 and a side member 13 according to the invention, the second embodiment however being rather similar to the first embodiment of the side cover and side member.
  • the side of the bed is constituted by the textile side cover 12 and the side member 13.
  • the textile side cover is provided with a lining (not shown), preferably of a foam material, alternatively of other material such as another textile eliminating or at least limiting the visual apperance or the physical appearance of the textile side cover.
  • the lining is foam marketed under the name Tempur®.
  • Providing the textile side cover with a lining result in a softer outer surface of the side of the bed and also results in a softer visual appearance of the side of the bed.
  • any folding of the textile side cover which may arise when attaching the textile side cover to the side member, will be evened out.
  • the textile side cover 12 has an upper edge 14 being provided with a flexible profile 15 having a longitudinal rail 16.
  • the profile 15 is preferably made of plastic or rubber.
  • the side member 13 has a corresponding profile 17 (see fig. 3B) having a longitudinal groove 18.
  • the rail 16 and the groove 18 are shaped so that a mutually joining of the profiles
  • the textile side cover is provided with the profile having a groove, in stead of the one having a rail
  • the side member is provided with the profile having the rail, in stead of the one having the groove.
  • the profiles 15,17 having the rail 16 and the groove 18, respectively, constitute first fastening means for attaching the textile side cover to the side member.
  • the textile side cover 12 and the side member 13 also have additional fastening means
  • the additional fastening means 21 are constituted by a Velcro® closure provided at a lower part of the side cover and a lower part of the side member, respectively.
  • the additional fastening means are intended for attaching a lower part of the textile side cover to the lower part of the side member.
  • an attachment of the textile side cover is provided both at an upper part of the side member and at a lower
  • FIG. 30 3A-3C and in fig. 4A-4C involves the use of a separate rigid side member being secured to the bed frame itself so that the separate side member may constitute part of the overall structural part of the bed.
  • the flexible side cover 12, i.e. the textile, is attached to the separate rigid side member 13.
  • use of a separate side member may be
  • the textile side cover 12 is attached directly to the bed frame (see fig. 1 and fig. 2) itself, the bed frame itself of course constituting part of the structural part of the bed.
  • the bed frame itself is provided with the one part, preferably the groove part, of the rail and groove first fastening means.
  • the side cover 12 is being attached to the side member 13 by the following method: The profile 15 of the side cover 12 is placed end to end to the profile 17 of the side member 13 so that one end of the one profile 15 is placed in extension of another end of the other profile 17. Thereafter, the rail 16 of the profile 15 of the side cover 12 is slid into the groove 18 of the other profile 17 of the side member 13.
  • the one end of the side cover profile 15 is slid all the way to another end of the side member profile 17 so that the side cover 12 covers all of the side of the side member 13.
  • the profiles 15,17 run longitudinally along substantially the entire length of the side cover 12 and the side member 13, respectively.
  • the profiles may be divided into a number of shorter profiles mutually spaced so that the profiles do not extend along the entire length of the side cover and the side member. This may reduce the amount of force necessary for sliding the one profile along the other profile. However, it may result in that the upper part of the side cover will not run precisely linearly along the upper part of the side member.
  • the side cover comprises a textile, perhaps lined with a foam rubber.
  • the side cover may be made of another type of cloth, made of leather, made of a metal or plastic foil or made of even alternative flexible materials.
  • the side member comprises a rigid member of wood.
  • the side member may be rigid member of another material such as one made from metal or plastic.
  • the side member may be provided with a groove made in the material of the side member in stead of a separate profile being fixed to the side member. Also, if the side member in stead of the groove is provided with the profile constituting the rail, the profile may still be made of the material of the side member in stead of a separate profile being fixed to the side member.
  • Fig. 5A-5C are photographs showing second fastening means 22 for attaching a side member 13 according to the invention to a structural part 1,2,3 (see fig. 1 and fig. 2) of a bed.
  • the second fastening means 22 are secured to the rear side 20 of the side member 13 by means of screws 23. Other means for fixing the fastening means 22 to the side member 13 may be used.
  • the second fastening means 22 consist of a number of profiles, in the photographs only one profile shown.
  • the profile 22 has an upper substantially hook- shaped configuration 24 and a lower similar substantially hook-shaped configuration 25.
  • the hook-shape 24 of the upper part of the profile 22 has a hook being larger than the hook-shape 25 of the lower part of the profile 22.
  • the lower hook-shape 25 has a small tongue 26 extending from the hook-shape 25, said tongue 26 intended for easy attachment, by means of a click-on attachment, of the side member 13 to the structural part of the bed.
  • Fig. 5B shows how the side member with the number of profiles 22 is attached to a sidebar 1 of the structural part of the bed.
  • the hook-shaped configuration 24 at the upper part of the profiles 22 is placed around a top surface of the sidebar 1, with the side member 13 inclined outwards, before the hook-shaped configuration 25 (not shown) at the lower part of the profile 22 is placed around a bottom surface of the side bar 1.
  • the side member 13 is detachable attached to the sidebar 1 as shown in fig. 5C.
  • the tongue 26 will be resiliently biased, when the lower hook-shape 25 of the profile 22 is forced around the side bar 1.
  • the profile is provided with a hook-shaped configuration both at the upper part and the lower part of the profile. This ensures an attachment of the side member to the sidebar of the structural part of the bed, which will not lead to unintentional detachment of the side member in case the side member accidentally is pushed upwards.
  • the lower hook-shaped configuration may be left out so that the side member just is hanging from the sidebar and only is attached by the upper hook-shaped configuration. Although this embodiment may lead to unintentional detachment of the side member if the side member is accidentally pushed upwards, still it is a possible solution.
  • the side member has a vertical extension extending all the way to the floor, so that the risk or possibility is limited of accidentally pushing the side member upwards, because it is not possible to perhaps have a foot pushed under the side member, if the side member extends all the way to the floor.
  • At least three profiles as the one shown in the figures are used for attaching the side member to the structural part of the bed.
  • the profiles shown are made of metal. However, more profiles may be used. Alternatively, only one profile may be used extending longitudinally in substantially the entire extension of the sidebar or at least along a relatively larger extension of the sidebar. This embodiment may be suitable, if the profile is made of plastic being less rigid than metal, and thus necessitating a larger extension for properly supporting the weight of the side member.

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L'invention se rapporte à une couverture latérale (12) pour une partie structurale (123) d'un cadre de lit et un élément latéral (13) pour ladite couverture latérale ainsi qu'à un lit présentant un cadre structural capable de recevoir ladite couverture latérale (12) et/ou ledit élément latéral (13). La couverture latérale, ou l'élément latéral, est pourvu(e) de moyens de fixation (15, 17) permettant de fixer la couverture latérale sur la partie structurale (1, 2, 3) du cadre de lit. Ainsi, la partie structurale du cadre de lit peut être dotée d'un parement quelconque selon le choix de l'utilisateur et la couverture latérale (12) peut être détachée de manière à la remplacer par une autre couverture latérale, ou alors la couverture latérale peut être détachée de manière à la nettoyer avant de la reposer.
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