DE8903500U1 - Bedside protection - Google Patents

Description

Bedside protection

The innovation concerns a bed side guard, preferably for nursing beds, which consists of C-profile rails attached to the head and foot sections, 2 or more interconnected and adjustable side boards and two locking devices arranged in the upper side board, which can be operated at the head or foot end but also simultaneously, whereby the upper side board has a recess over the entire length in the lower half into which the lower side board(s) slide when the bed side guard is lowered.

A set of adjustable side boards is known which consists of several adjustable side boards which lie one above the other when lowered. These side boards lying one above the other result in a large construction height which makes it difficult to upgrade the lying surface.

With this well-known Seitsi.schi-z*, the side boards can only be adjusted at the head or foot end.

This adjustment on one side is very time-consuming. Adjustment at the head end can only be carried out if the bedside table, which is usually located at the head end, is first moved.

The innovation is based on the task of designing a bed side protection in such a way that, when the side boards are lowered, a low construction height does not hinder the upgrading of the bed surface, and that the side boards can be adjusted on one side but also on both sides at the same time.

The solution to this problem is provided by the fact that the upper side board has a recess into which the lower side board(s) sink when the side boards are lowered.

The locking device is placed so far inwards in the upper third of the upper side boards that it is easy to adjust the side boards on both sides or just on one side.

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The innovation is illustrated in the drawings and is further described below;

Figure 1: Nursing bed with one side protection in a longitudinal view, with the side boards (8+9) raised.

Figure 2: Nursing bed with side protection in a longitudinal view, with the side boards (8+9) lowered. The Utrich dot line shows the side boards (8+9) raised on one side.

Figure 3: Nursing bed in detail, with the locking hook (15) hooked into the locking hole (25)

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Figure 4: Detailed view of the lowered side boards (8+9) in section.

Figure 5: Cross-sectional drawing of the post (5) with the C-profile guide (7) and the sliding piece (18) in a plan view .

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Detailed view of the locking hook (15) with sliding piece (18), guide plate (19) with sliding piece (18) and driver bracket (20).

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The C-profile guides (7) are set into the posts (5) of the head section (4) and foot section (Aa) and are screwed into place. Two locking holes C25; are punched into the C-profile guides (7) so that the upper side board (8) can hook into the upper locking hole (25) for the upper position and into the middle locking hole C25.) for the middle position. Preferably, grooves are milled into the posts (5) into which a filler piece (21) is inserted to prevent damage to the wood.

The upper side board (8) is provided in the upper area with 2 handle holes (10), longitudinal holes and milled recesses into which the locking hooks (15) are screwed with the handles (11) and the guide rods (26). Compression springs (14) are inserted behind the guide rods (26). These compression springs (14) pre-tension the entire locking mechanism.

The lower side board (9) is also provided with longitudinal holes and millings into which the guide rods (26) with the firmly welded guide plates (19) are inserted.

The sliding pieces (18) for guiding the C-profile guides (7) are pivotally connected to the locking hooks (15) and the guide plates (19) by the pins (17).

The connection from the upper side panel (3) to the lower side board (y) is provided by the driver brackets (20). The driver brackets (20) are inserted into the holes in the sliding pieces (18) of the lower side board (9).

The loops of the carrier brackets (20) are located on the upper side board (8) above the sliding pieces (18).

Figure 3 shows the raised position of the side protection in detail.

If the side protection is to be lowered , the upper side board (8) must be pulled up as far as it will go. The now exposed locking hook (15) can be unlocked using the handle (11). After unlocking, the upper side board (8) and the lower side board (9) connected via the carrier brackets (20) can be lowered on one or both sides.

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1 Mattress frame - long side 2 Foot tube 3 EditionpcIster 4 Head Lei 1 4 a Foot part 5 post 6 Deflector roller 7 C-profile guide 8th upper side board 9 lower side board 10 Grip hole 11 Handle 12 Shoestrings 13 Pressure rod 14 Compression spring 15 Latching hook ir Guide slot 17 Pen 18 Sliding piece 19 Guide plate 20 Carrier bracket 21 Filler piece 22 Countersunk screw 23 Roll holder 24 Countersunk wood screw 25 Rest hole 26 Command Staff

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Claims (3)

Protection claims Bed side protection, preferably for nursing beds, consisting of C-profile guides (7) fixed in the headboard (4) and footboard (4a) and 2 or more interconnected and highly divisible side boards (8+9). characterized that the locking devices (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18) inserted in the upper side board (8) can be operated on one side but also simultaneously, whereby the upper side board (8) has a recess over the entire length in the lower half into which the lower side board(s) (9) slide when the bed side protection is lowered (Fig.: 4). 2. Bed side protection according to claim 1 characterized , that the side boards (8+9) in the C-profile guides (7) are connected to one another in a vertically sliding manner via the t-shaped carrier brackets (20). 3. Bed side protection according to claims 1 and 2
characterized, that the locking hooks (15) guide slots (16) in which the locking device (11t 12, 13, 14, 15, 18) is horizontally movable.