DE8310891U1 - SEAT-LIEGE-FURNITURE WITH SEVERAL UPHOLSTERY PARTS - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a seat-recliner furniture with several upholstery parts, which can be used either as seating furniture or as a lounger, with a pull-out part on top of one that serves as a bed box Lower frame can be pulled out to the front and in the extended position is supported, with a back folding frame standing behind a back cushion, which is connected to the rear wall of the bed box via folding hinges connected and foldable in the lying position on the latter is, wherein a second back cushion is arranged behind the back cushion and wherein the first back cushion in the sitting position stands on the seat cushion and is arranged on a support frame is, which has the same height as the folding back frame, so that the Sitzr and the two back cushions in the lying position result in a flat lying surface.

Such a seat-recliner furniture is described in DE-GM 82 06 633.7. The disadvantage of this invention is that the furniture in the sitting position in cramped space a takes up a great deal of depth and when extended it overhangs at the front so that the pull-out frame can warp and that the front back cushion is increased by the swivel space and therefore the furniture must be moved away from the wall in the case of sloping ceilings. Another disadvantage is that for the accessibility of the A spring fitting is necessary for the bed box, which must be disguised or provided with armrests to prevent injuries from the fittings to avoid.

The invention is based on the object of avoiding these disadvantages and improving the piece of furniture in such a way that it can nevertheless be converted from the seated position to the lying position with two movements without the use of spring-loaded fittings .

This object is achieved according to the invention in that an intermediate pull-out frame is provided in guides arranged on the side walls of the bed box slides on which the pull-out part is slidably arranged, with the support frame being arranged on the pull-out frame in the lying position.

Further developments of the invention are contained in the subclaims.

An embodiment of the invention is shown below and explained using a drawing. It shows

Fig. 1 the furniture in the sitting position,

FIG. 2 shows the furniture in the lying position and FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the pull-out mechanism.

On a bed box 1 1.3 support strips 1.1 with guides 1.2 are arranged on the inner side walls. An intermediate pull-out frame Vi 2, which has a front wall 2.1 with rollers 2.2 and guides 2.3, slides on the support strips. A pull-out frame 3 slides on the intermediate pull-out frame and consists of a front wall 3.1 with rollers 3.2, a handle recess 3.3 for pulling out and side walls 3.4 with rollers 3.5 as well as guides 3.6 and a seat cushion 3.7. 3 In addition, the pull-out frame of a ramp wedge 3.8, by means of which it is locked in the Sitzst ^r Settin g on the intermediate pull-out frame. 2 On the bed box rear wall 1.4, a hinged back frame 4 is pivotably connected to a back cushion 4.3 by a hinged hinge 4.1. In order to prevent the folding back frame 4 from tilting forward after the pull-out part 3 has been pulled out, a suspension resistor or a rubber belt 4.2 is attached to the bed box rear wall 1.4 and the folding frame. A support frame 5 is connected to the folding back frame 4 at its front upper edge with the aid of a hinge 5.1. The back cushion 5.2 is located on the frame.

For the conversion from the sitting to the lying position, first the pull-out part on the handle recess 3.3 pulled out to a stop on the intermediate pull-out frame, the rollers 3.5 on the Overrun lock 1.5 attached to the bed box. The pull-out movement is now continued forward until the frame 2 on the Lock 2.4 strikes. The bed box is now freely accessible. Then with the help of a handle 6 of the folding back brace 4 with the back cushion 4.3 tilted forward against the resistance of the belts 4.2 until the rollers 5.3 of the support frame 5 on the intermediate

Put on the pull frame 2. The frame 5 is then so far forward guided until it rests horizontally on the intermediate pull-out frame. A socket lock 6.1 located on the handle is then attached to a bolt 6.2, which is located on the side wall 1.3 of the bed box located, attached. To convert back from the lying position to the sitting position is folded up after unlocking the back folding frame 4 on the handle 6 and the pull-out part 3 over the Intermediate pull-out rails 2 retracted until it is with the ramp wedge 3.8, which also serves as a cushion lock, rests on the intermediate extension frame slightly raised. The increase arises from the extension part 3, which tapers in thickness in the direction of the structural depth.

Claims (2)

• ■ · Arthur Lieberknecht Hauptstrasse 144 Edingen-Neckarhausen 1 Edingen, April 9th, 1983 Seating and reclining furniture with several upholstery parts 1. Sitting-lying furniture with several upholstered parts, which can be used either as seating furniture or as a lounger, with one pull-out part Can be pulled out to the front on a lower frame serving as a bed box and supported in the extended position is, with a back folding frame standing behind a back cushion, which is connected to the rear wall of the via hinges Bed box connected and in the lying position on the latter is foldable, with a second behind the back cushion Back cushion is arranged and wherein the first back cushion is in the sitting position on the seat cushion and is arranged on a support frame that is the same height as the Has folding back frame, so that in the lying position The seat and the two back cushions create a flat lying surface, characterized in that an intermediate pull-out frame is provided in guides (1.2) arranged on the side walls (1.3) of the bed box (1) (2) slides on which the pull-out part (3) is slidably arranged, with the support frame (5) in the lying position is arranged on the pull-out frame (2). 2. Seat-recliner furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the intermediate extension frame (2) on Rollers (2.2) slides. 1 3. Sit-lounger furniture according to claim 1 or 2, [S characterized in that the pull-out part (3) has an opening % running wedge (3.8) for locking on the pull-out frame (2) in I the sitting position. I ⁵ T- 4. Seat-recliner furniture according to one of claims 1 to 3, I characterized in that the pull-out part (3) in the direction p the overall depth is tapered in its strength.