Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C1/00—Chairs adapted for special purposes
  • A47C1/14—Beach chairs ; Chairs for outdoor use, e.g. chairs for relaxation or sun-tanning

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• a beach chair with a roof element, a rear wall and two each adjacent to the rear wall side walls.
• a beach chair is a chair for the beach, the garden, the terrace or similar occasions, where the back and side walls, as well as a roof serve as protection against sun, wind, rain and sand.
• the wall elements and the roof can be performed as a braid or partially covered. In this case braid made of natural tube is used, and for the covering different textiles are used.
• the beach chair is designed as a one- or two-seater, and in some models, the upper part, which is also referred to as upper basket, be tilted, which at the same time the inclination of the backrest is adjusted. In combination with extendable footstools, a recumbent position can then be taken, and armrests further enhance comfort.
• the invention has for its object to provide a particularly versatile embodiment of a beach basket.
• this object is achieved by providing in the beach chair a footwell whose extension in the direction perpendicular to the rear wall of the basket is at least 30% of the extent of a side wall in the same direction, based on the edge facing away from the roof element.
• the expansion of the footwell in the direction perpendicular to the rear wall of the beach cage in this order is increasingly preferably at least 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% or 100% of the extent of a side wall in the same direction, based on the edge facing away from the roof element.
• the extension of the foot space to the mean value refers to the extent of both side walls, relative to their edges facing away from the roof element.
• the beach chair With the footwell inside, the beach chair can be designed in such a way that even in those sitting positions where the feet are positioned below the level of the seat surface. If the seat and line of sight are not perpendicular to the back wall. So especially if the seating direction is oriented perpendicular to the side walls.
• an embodiment of the beach basket on the inside of the side wall provides a seating opportunity; two seats may then be oriented so that two or more persons facing each other can sit in the beach chair. Since the extension of the footwell does not necessarily extend to the rear wall, seating may be provided not only on the side walls but also on the rear wall. In particular, therefore, a L or U-shaped arranged seating group is possible.
• a table is provided in the beach chair. This is arranged so that from the vertical projection of the table in the plane of the footwell in this order increasingly preferably at least 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% are within the footwell.
• a seat is designed as a bench over the entire width of a side wall.
• the bench can be attached to the side and / or rear wall and can be additionally stabilized by legs or support elements or free-standing in the beach chair alone be worn by them.
• FIG. 1 For purposes of this case, windows made of plastic or preferably glass are provided, which are taken in a frame made of plastic, metal or preferably wood.
• a sunshade for glare protection is provided adjacent to the roof element. This can be attached to the roof element, wherein possibly adjusted via a folding mechanism, the inclination of the sun visor and / or can be varied by a folding mechanism whose surface.
• the sunshade can also be designed so that they zoom over a pivoting mechanism to the roof element and possibly also beyond can be performed, in turn, a combination with folding or folding mechanism is possible.
• the rear wall of the basket opposite the back wall can be open, but this is not necessarily.
• An embodiment further provides on the inside of the roof element along the edge remote from the rear wall a rail for guiding a curtain element.
• This may consist of flexible material such as textile or web material or include solid surface elements, which are then connected for example via a folding mechanism.
• the rear wall opposite side of the beach basket can be partially or completely covered with one or more of these curtain elements.
• rollers or wheels are fixed to the beach chair for transport purposes. These can be provided with a locking device or a countersink mechanism, so that a firm state of the beach basket is guaranteed.
• the beach basket provides that in the roof element an opening can be opened.
• an opening in particular a covering of a flexible material, such as textile or web material, may be provided.
• at least one side of the fabric is fixed to a movable support, which is guided in guide rails parallel to the direction of movement between the open and closed positions.
• At least one lighting unit is mounted inside the beach cage, which may be provided on a side wall and / or the rear wall.
• a lighting unit may be attached.
• the wall and roof elements are designed as a braid, wherein for the braids materials such as plastic, natural or loom braid can be used.
• the wall and roof elements may also be additionally or alternatively covered with textile or web material.
• FIG. 2 is a front view of the beach basket
• Figure 4 shows a section through the roof element in detail view.
• FIG. 1 shows a beach chair according to the invention with a footwell 1, whose extent in the vertical direction extends to the rear wall 2 and the expansion of the two side walls 3 in the same direction corresponds, based on the roof element 4 facing away from the edges of the side walls 3.
• the beach chair is provided with a bottom element 5 of wooden floorboards, to which the rear wall 2 and the two side walls 3 are attached.
• On the two side walls 3 each a seat 6 is provided in each case on the inside, and the footwell 1 is formed between these two benches 6.
• the benches 6 are provided with a backrest 7 and are stabilized by a leg 8.
• a table 9 is provided above the footwell, with one side of the table 9 is attached to the rear wall 2 and a leg 10, the table 9 additionally stabilized.
• a glass window 11 is ever used, which is taken in a wooden frame. Also in the rear wall 2 is above the table 9 a captured in a wooden frame glass window 12 is inserted. At the rear wall 2 remote from the edge of the roof element 4, a sun visor 13 is attached, whose angle of inclination can be adjusted with a folding mechanism. Furthermore, a rail is mounted along this edge of the roof element 4, in which two flexible curtain elements 14 are guided. These can be pulled in front of the rear wall 2 opposite the front of the beach basket, which is otherwise made open, so that the inside of the beach basket is covered. Along the edge of the roof element 4 facing away from the rear wall 2, a billboard 15 is additionally provided on the outside of the roof element 4.
• Figure 2 shows a frontal view illustrating the arrangement of the footwell 1, the benches 6 and the table 9 to each other.
• the seat positions are provided such that the feet are positioned in the footwell 1 and thus below the plane of the seat and the seat direction is oriented parallel to the rear wall 2 and perpendicular to the side wall 3. In this way, in particular two or more people facing each other take place in the beach chair.
• the vertical projection of the table 9 in the plane of the footwell 1 extends between the two seats 6 and falls to 100% in the footwell 1, which is particularly clear in connection with the perspective view of Figure 1.
• FIG. 2 further shows that the floor element 5 does not rest over the entire surface, so that the beach chair can be moved by means of rollers 16 mounted below the floor element 5. These can then be locked or sunk if necessary.
• FIG 3 shows the rear view of the beach basket, in turn, the windows 11/12 in back and 2 side wall 3 and the billboard 15 are shown. Furthermore, it can be seen that in this embodiment, the upper basket 17 and the lower part 18 of the beach basket are taken in a frame 19 made of wood.
• the surface elements 20 are designed as a wicker.
• Figure 4 shows a side section through the roof element 4 of the embodiment, wherein the sun visor 13, the curtain element 14 and the lighting unit 21 are shown.
• One side of the sun visor 13 is mounted on the roof element 4 via hinges so that the sun visor 13 still remains movable about this axis and can be moved between the folded and unfolded state.
• a linkage 22 with folding mechanism By means of a linkage 22 with folding mechanism, the sun visor 13 can thereby in the unfolded state, which in the figure is shown to be stabilized.
• the curtain element 14 is guided in a rail 23 which runs parallel to the edge of the roof element 4 facing away from the rear wall 2.
• the lighting unit 21 is mounted on the inside of the roof element 4 in the rear wall 2 facing away from the half, so that the beam falls both inside the beach basket, as well as in an area in front of the beach chair.
• the opening 24 is further shown in the roof element 4, which is provided with a variable covering 25.
• the rear wall 2 of the beach basket side facing away from the fabric 25 is fixed to a movable bar 26, whereby the fabric can be opened and closed.
• the bar 26 is guided over rollers 27 in lateral guide rails 28, and the direction of movement is parallel to the side walls third

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