ES1060110U - Stackable stool - Google Patents

Abstract

Stackable stool, structured in an upper seat (1) and a lower support (2) related to each other by a core/column (3) in which a footrest (4) is available or not, characterized in that: a) the seat (1) has a groove (11) and the support (2) has a groove (21) that, starting from its respective edge, reaches an area close to the respective central area of the seat (1) and the support (2) from which part the soul/column (3) that relates them; b) the throat (11) of the seat (1) and the throat (21) of the support (2) are arranged in opposite areas of the stool; c) the widths (a1) of the throat (11) and (a2) of the throat (21) are similar to each other and conjugated to the width (a3) of the core/column (3) to which they house; so that, to stack stools, it is enough to house the ends of the core/column (3) of one of them, respectively in the throat (11) of a next stool and in the throat (21) of a previous stool, arranging their souls/column (3) attached to each other. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Stackable stool

In the current state of the art already known seats of the type known as "stools", for example the records EP1024731, U200400398, U9303489 and even stool seats that are stackable, for example, and among others, the Spanish Utility Model U152441.

The object of the invention is a new stackable stool whose particular structuring allows stacking taking up very little space, which increases, in height and width, minimum dimensions as new stools are included in the stacked pile, so that several stools (for example four or five), occupy a volume very slightly higher than the volume occupied by a single stool-
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The stackable stool according to the invention is of the structured in an upper seat and a lower support related to each other by a soul / column in which it is available or not a footrest and is characterized because:

a) the seat has a throat and support it has a throat, which, starting from its respective edge they reach an area close to the respective central seat area and the support from which the soul / column that relates them starts;

b) the throat of the seat and the throat of the support are arranged in opposite areas of the stool;

c) the widths (a_ {1}) of the throat of the seat and (a_ {2}) of the throat of the support are similar to each other and conjugates of the width (a_ {3}) of the soul / column to which they house

With this structuring, to stack stools just accommodate one end of the soul / column of one of them in the seat throat of a next stool and the other end of the soul / spine in the throat of the support of an anterior stool; arranging their souls / column attached to each other.

In particular, the throat is arranged from from the front edge the seat and throat are arranged from rear edge of the support, although included in the object of I invent any other location / arrangement of the throats.

Therefore, the stackable stool constitutes a new invention that involves inventive activity and is susceptible to industrial application

To better understand the purpose of this invention, a preferred form of practical realization, susceptible to accessory changes that do not distort its foundation.

Figure 1 represents an overview schematic in two positions, front -figure 1a- and back -figure 1b- of a stackable stool according to the invention, for a footrest configuration (4).

Figure 2 represents an overview schematic in two positions, front -figure 2a- and back -figure 2b- of a stackable stool according to the invention, for a configuration without footrests (4).

It is indistinct and accessory for the purposes of invention that the stackable stool has footrests (4) or lacks he.

An example of practical, non-limiting embodiment of the present invention. I dont know discarded at all other embodiments in which introduce accessory changes that do not distort its foundation; by On the contrary, the present invention also covers all its variants.

The object of the invention is a new stool stackable structured in a top seat (1) and a support lower (2) related to each other by a soul / column (3).

It is indistinct and accessory for the purposes of invention that the stackable stool bears a footrest (4) in its soul / column (3) - as in figures 1a and 1b - or lack it - as in figures 2a and 2b-.

In accordance with the invention:

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he stool seat (1) has a throat (11)

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he support (2) of the stool has a throat (21).

These throats (11), (21) based on their respective edge, reach an area close to the respective zone center of the seat (1) and of the support (2) from which the soul / column (3) that relates them.

Particularly, the throat (11) part of the edge front of the seat (1) and throat (21) part of the edge support post (2), although this provision is not limiting

The widths (a_ {1}) of the throat (11) and (a_ {2}) of the throat (21) are similar to each other and conjugated of the width (a_ {3}) of the soul / column (3) to which they house without slack when stacking some stools in others.

This conjugate sizing, although not essential, it is very convenient, to avoid movements relative between stools when stacked.

In any case, the widths (a_ {1}), (a_ {2}) of the throats must be conjugated or larger than the width (a_ {3}) of the souls / column (3).

With all this, to stack stools structured, either according to figure 1 or according to figure 2, it is enough to accommodate the ends of the soul / column (3) of one of them, respectively in the throat (11) of a next stool and in the  throat (21) of an antecedent stool, arranging its souls / column (3) attached to each other.

The materials, dimensions, may vary proportions and, in general, those other accessory details or side effects that do not alter, change or modify the essentiality proposal.

The terms in which this report is written they are true and faithful reflection of the object described, being taken in its broadest sense and never in a limiting way.

Claims (2)

1. Stackable stool, of those structured in an upper seat (1) and a lower support (2) related to each other by a core / column (3) in which a footrest (4) is arranged or not, characterized in that: a) the seat (1) has a throat (11) and the support (2) has a throat (21) that, based on their respective edge, reach an area near the respective central zone of the seat (1) and support (2) from which the soul / column (3) starts relates them; b) the throat (11) of the seat (1) and the throat (21) of the support (2) are arranged in opposite areas of the stool; c) the widths (a_ {1}) of the throat (11) and (a_ {2}) of the throat (21) are similar to each other and conjugated of the width (a_ {3}) of the soul / column (3) to which they house; so that, to stack stools, it is enough to accommodate the ends of the soul / column (3) of one of them, respectively in the throat (11) of a next stool and in the throat (21) of a previous stool, arranging their souls / column (3) attached each. 2. Stackable stool, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that, particularly, the throat (11) is disposed from the front edge of the seat (1) and the throat (21) is disposed from the rear edge of the support (2).