FI103947B - Feed chair trap Palle - Google Patents

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This highchair

The present invention relates to a high chair stair stool comprising a stair part formed by side panels and steps attached thereto, a seat part which is pivotally mounted on the upper part of the stair part and comprising a backrest and a seat surface fixed thereto, and a locking device.

10 Different stool / stool combinations are currently available. In some embodiments, the high chair is a separate part which is fastened to the staircase by means of screws or similar fastening means when it is desired to use the high chair. Such a solution is difficult because the separate high chair 15 has to be stored elsewhere and is not always ready for use when needed, but has to be retrieved and secured separately by means of bolts and nuts or similar locking means which are difficult to open. In addition, there are some solutions in which the steps of 20 stairs can be turned so that a stool is provided from the stool or vice versa. These structures, too, are complex and require a number of steps to change from a high chair to a stool and vice versa.

It is an object of the invention to provide a high chair staircase that eliminates the disadvantages of existing highchairs and stair stools. In particular, it is an object of the invention to provide a high chair stair combination 30 which is easy to use and can be simply converted from a high chair to a stool and vice versa. It is a further object of the invention to provide a highchair stool which is durable and sturdy in structure.

35: '. F; The object of the invention is achieved by a high chair stool, characterized in what is disclosed in the claims 2 103947.

According to the invention, the seat portion is pivotally mounted from the side of the seat backrest pivotally to the side bolts of the staircase and the locking device is disposed to the opposite portion of the seat plane, wherein the seat portion is pivotable step-10 na. When the seat is secured in the vicinity of the backrest, it can easily and naturally pivot on this step to the inside of the staircase. Correspondingly, it can be easily and simply rotated back to the high chair position with the attachment point acting as the pivot point and thanks to it. The structure is simple but functional.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the width of the backrest is greater than the distance between the side panels of the staircase, wherein, in the stool stance position, the edges of the backrest rest on the tops of the side panels. Then the top step is solid.

. . In a preferred additional embodiment of the invention as a locking device • ·! '! are spring bolts secured to the seat plane and openings formed in the plates of the step section 25. Such a locking device can be opened by inserting the spring bolt and • in and turning the seat. Similarly, such a locking device is automatically locked when the spring bolts hit

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The invention will now be explained in more detail by reference. 1 shows a side view of a highchair stool in a highchair position according to the invention, FIG. 2 shows a side view of a highchair stool in a staircase in accordance with FIG. Figure 1 is a detail view of the high chair and stair section of the high chair and stair section shown in Figure 1, and Figure 4 shows a detail of Figure 3 and an embodiment of the locking device 5 on a larger scale.

In the embodiment shown in the figures, the high chair staircase is formed by a stair part comprising side panels 1, steps 2 attached thereto and a rear panel 8. In addition, the chair stair stool 10 comprises a seat part formed by a backrest 3, a seat plane 4 attached thereto a safety bar 10 in the front of the seat between the seat unit to prevent the child from falling out of the high chair.

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The seat plane 4 is pivotally secured to the side panels by means of pivot pins or bolts 11 extending therethrough which also act as hinge pins. The attachment point is located just down the back of the stool side panels in the immediate vicinity of the backrest and at the same time is at the intersection of the seat support side supports and the seat plane. In turn, in the front part of the seat plane 4 are locking members, which, in this application, are • spring bolts 6 and a corresponding position in the side panels • *! '! openings 7 are formed in the front. In addition, the side panels have '25 openings 12 formed at their rear which are similar to the openings 7 in the distance from the pivot pins mentioned above, but these openings 12 are at the rear edge of the side panels.

With the highchair staircase in the highchair position shown in Figure 1, the spring bolts 6 are provided in the openings 7 at the front of the staircase side panels 1 and lock the seat in this position. When the spring bolts are pressed on both sides at the same time, they are retracted, so that the ... ... '35 seat portion, by means of the pivot pins 11, can turn to the position shown in Fig. 2. In this position, the spring bolts 6 push through the lower openings 12 and lock the seat 103947 into a 4-step step into the stool position. In this position, the back of the seat backrest is up and the backrest acts as the upper step of the step stool. The backrest is somewhat wider than the distance between the side plates, so that the edges of the backrest 5 rest on the tops of the side plates.

The invention is not limited to the preferred embodiment shown, but may vary within the scope of the inventive idea of the claims.

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Claims (4)

A feeding chair staircase pallet, to which belongs a staircase portion formed by side panels (11) and thereby attaching foot ledges (2), a seat portion which is pivotally attached to the upper portion of the staircase portion and to which the seat portion belongs to a backrest (3) and a seat arrangement (4), and a locking device (5) for securing the seat part to the staircase part, characterized in that the seat part 10 is fixed from the part of the seat plane (4) to the backrest (3) reversible at the side boards (1) of the staircase part. the interlocking device (5) is positioned in the opposite part of the seating plane, whereby the seat part can be turned from the feeding chair seat, where the front edge of the seat plane is interlocked at the stair step part in side boards, in the stair step pallet position, where the seat backrest of the seat part acts as the stair step foot pallet. A feeding chair staircase stool according to claim 1, characterized in that the width of the backrest is greater than the distance between the side boards (1) of the staircase part, the edges of the staircase stool resting on the upper parts of the side boards. «I I 4 I 3. A feeding chair staircase pallet according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, as a locking device, (5), spring bolts (6) and openings (7, 12) formed in the staircase are mounted on the seat plane. »« · I I »I» I 30 • * r · .. «·· • · · * i« I • · v I I 4 4 I - «4 r i: 4 ·« I I »I t« 4 «|