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
  • A47C1/143—Chaise lounges
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C7/00—Parts, details, or accessories of chairs or stools
  • A47C7/62—Accessories for chairs
  • A47C7/622—Receptacles, e.g. cup holders, storage containers
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C3/00—Chairs characterised by structural features; Chairs or stools with rotatable or vertically-adjustable seats
  • A47C3/04—Stackable chairs; Nesting chairs

Definitions

• the present invention refers to the design of a beech lounge chair made of any material, such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, designed as an integral panel with one or more recesses of equal or different volumes arranged in any place(s), intended for installation of safety compartments for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach, wherein any of such compartment may be either lockable or not.
• any material such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, designed as an integral panel with one or more recesses of equal or different volumes arranged in any place(s), intended for installation of safety compartments for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach, wherein any of such compartment may be either lockable or not.
• the present invention refers to the technical field classified as A47C1/14, A47C7/62, and A47C7/72 of the International Patent Classification
• the technical problem solved with the present invention originates from an attempt to design a beech lounge chair made of any material, such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, designed as an integral panel with one or more recesses of equal or different volumes, of equal or different dimensions, intended for installation of safety compartments for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach, wherein any of such compartments may be either lockable or not.
• any material such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, designed as an integral panel with one or more recesses of equal or different volumes, of equal or different dimensions, intended for installation of safety compartments for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach, wherein any of such compartments may be either lockable or not.
• the Patents US5720061 , US2002/0095723, US4921301 and US5400449 relate to maternity lounge chairs specifically designed for pregnant women.
• the Patents US6402231 , US5121961 and US4484781 relate to portable beech lounge chair solutions particularly suitable for folding.
• the Patent US5950259 presents a solution of a beech lounge chair designed to facilitate the reading by the user in the face down prone position.
• Patent literature also includes several beech lounge chair designs comprising a section for a compartment for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach. So the Patent US5395157 relates to a beech lounge chair comprising a magazine storage recess incorporated below the middle section of the beech lounge chair while the Patent US2005/0264049 presents a solution of the beech lounge chair made of fabric with a rectangular opening with a recessed cavity sewn to the seams of the said opening to form a pocket and with a fabric flap sewn to the upper horizontal edge of the cavity opening.
• the solution offered in the Patent US4971390 relates to a safety locker drawer slidably attached to a support structure of the chair while the technical solution of the Patent GB2442703 comprises an integrally moulded recess for supporting a sliding drawer attached to a support structure of the chair.
• Such panels designed as an integral part of the chair, enable the stacking of the chairs one upon another in layers, whereby the space required for transport is reduced to minimum.
• the beech lounge chair is made of any material such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, in which case they can be manufactured by injection moulding machines, designed as an integral panel with one or more recesses of equal or different volumes, of equal or different dimensions, intended for installation of safety compartments for the storage of handy things commonly used on the beach, wherein any of such compartments may be either lockable or not.
• the recesses in the chair panel are made to allow the stacking of the chairs one upon another in layers, whereby the space required for transport is reduced to minimum.
• the beech lounge chair made of any, including plastic material, in which case they can be manufactured by injection moulding technology, is designed as an integral panel of specific dimensions and corresponding limited thickness, with an upper (16) and a lower (17) surface, comprising a lower (1.1), a central (1.2) and an upper section with a backrest with its support (1.4) and a base (1.5) as a bearing structure of the panel, i.e.
• the panel wherein at any place in the panel and at any distance from the edge (2.1) of the chair panel or the edge (2.2) of the backrest panel section, the panel is not flat but at such places, in the direction of the lower surface (1.6), recesses (2.3) are provided of certain volumes of equal or different dimensions, intended for the installation of safety compartments, either lockable or not.
• the integral panel including a lower (1.1), a central (1.2) and an upper (1.3) section with the backrest and its support (1.4) and the base (1.5) as the bearing structure of the panel, i.e. the chair as well as the recesses (2.3) of certain volumes of equal or different dimensions, are designed so that the lower (1.7) surface of any panel leans against the upper (1.6) surface of any other panel beneath, wherein the upper (1.6) surface of any other panel also leans against the lower (1.7) surface of any other panel above it, whereby the panels and thus the chairs as a whole, can be stacked one upon another (3.1) so that each panel, i.e. chair, fits well to the adjacent stacked panels, i.e. chairs.
• Figure 1 Beech lounge chair design according to the present invention
• Position 1.2 Central section of the chair panel; Position 1.3: Upper section of the chair with the backrest;
• FIG. 1 Beech lounge chair with recess for safety compartment
• FIG. 3 Stacked beech lounge chairs
• Position 3.1 Several chairs stacked one upon another;
• Figure 4 Cross section of stacked chairs
• Figure 5 Design of the safety compartment in the chair panel recess
• the beech lounge chairs with recesses for installation of safety compartments made of any material, such as punch press perforated sheet metal, synthetic knitted fabric, including plastic material, are manufactured by commonly used and conventional technologies suitable for a specific material, so as to achieve an integral chair panel of specified dimensions and corresponding limited thickness.
• plastic materials it is possible to apply conventional injection moulding technology known in the field of plastic material processing, using injection moulding machines to achieve specific dimensions and technical parameters subject to the type of the plastic material.
• compartments whether lockable or not, can be realised in a number of ways using one or more recesses (2.3) of a certain volume and dimensions.

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