ES1271179U - Furniture that has a removable joint between chair and table to create space between chair supports and floor. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Furniture characterized by presenting an anchor suitable for a joint between chair and table to occur and can be coupled and uncoupled in a simple way, thus leaving a gap between the legs of the chair and the floor. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Furniture that has a removable joint between chair and table to create space between chair and floor supports

Technical sector

The present invention relates to furniture.

State of the art

In the vast majority of chairs and in today's table-chair sets, the legs of the chairs are continuously in contact with the floor, which makes cleaning and access to the floor areas where they are very difficult, and it demands the transfer of the same or the support in other places.

There are chairs on the market that have arms with mechanisms anchored to the table structure, but, since the chairs must support a great weight, these anchors must be very robust, being very bulky and damaging the aesthetics.

There are also hanging chairs that generally go on the ceiling, needing to be anchored in the solid parts of the slab of the houses and not being possible to anchor them to the false ceiling, in addition, said anchoring takes away space from the upper vertical area of the chair. In other situations, such chairs are attached to a higher structure in the style of playground swings.

Explanation of the invention

Therefore, the present invention has the task of presenting a chair whose supports or legs are supported on the ground at the time of use, but by means of a removable fixation (mechanical, magnetic, hook-loop or any other fixation). remain elevated, thus leaving a distance between the legs and the ground.

Avoiding in this way having to move, hold, support ... the chairs in other places to have better access to the mentioned area. And thus, greatly facilitate access and cleaning work with brooms, mops, robot vacuum cleaners ... In addition to adding a plus in aesthetics and ease of movement since to move a set of tables and chairs, if they they are cantilevered and anchored to the table, it is only necessary to move the table, saving time and avoiding scratches on the floor.

The present invention has as its field of application all types of chairs, regardless of the number of supports, backrest, armrests, etc.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the chair 2 resting on the floor 3, preventing or reducing access to the floor 3.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of how the chair 2 is held on the table 1 generating a gap between its legs and the floor 3.

Detailed exposition of an embodiment of the invention

There are various means of anchoring the chair to the table. They can be mechanical (through various geometries such as "C" profiles, male-female anchors, conical adjustments, threads ...), magnetic (placing permanent magnets, transient ...), hook-loop joints, removable adhesives. ... or any method that guarantees, at least, the joint in the vertical plane of the chair and the part to which it is anchored.

An example of these is the placement of permanent magnets integrated into the seat of the chair or bench (with enough force to support the weight of the chair, but without being excessive to be able to undock it easily). That they are coincident with a metal steel structure of the table, thus allowing the user to attach it to perform cleaning work and detach it to use the chair as a seat.

Claims (3)

1. Furniture characterized by presenting an anchor suitable for a joint between chair and table to be produced and can be coupled and uncoupled in a simple way, thus leaving a gap between the legs of the chair and the floor. 2. Furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the anchoring between both parts is mechanical of the male-female type, conical adjustment, thread, hook-loop, removable adhesives or profile with a "C" -shaped geometry. 3. Furniture according to claim 1 characterized in that the anchoring is magnetic, where the magnetic means can be permanent or transitory.