US20150202487A1 - Standing office walking equipment - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to a fitness device, in particular to a standing office walking equipment capable of providing work and exercise.
- a conventional exercise device capable of providing works and exercises.
- the device is disposed with a working table 92 at a front end of a treadmill 91 , and the working table 92 is disposed with a computer of a monitor 93 , a mouse 94 and a keyboard 95 .
- the compute can be operated on the working table 92 at the same time to achieve the effect of simultaneous working and exercise.
- the foregoing exercise device capable of providing exercise and work has the following defect. Since its treadmill 91 does not have the standing function, the treadmill 91 is merely placed on the ground and may not be stored in individual standing after separating from the working table 92 . Consequently, the foregoing situation may occupy space and have the problem of difficult storage.
- the foregoing exercise device capable of providing exercise and work is that since the treadmill 91 is disposed below the working table 92 , none of any connection mechanism is between the treadmill 91 and the working table 92 . In another word, it may have the possibility of toppling over the working table 92 relative to the treadmill 91 to cause the safety problem of harming the user.
- the present invention provides a standing office walking equipment composed of a platform disposed on the ground and capable of providing a user to perform walking exercise thereon, and a working table principally provided for work.
- the standing office walking equipment has the following features:
- the platform has a front end. While using the platform, the front end is relatively located below the working table such that the platform is at a first position capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon.
- the platform When the platform is not in use, the platform can be separated from the working table, and the platform has a supporting structure that allows the platform standing up such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform can stand up and is at a second position through the supporting structure, thereby achieve the storage.
- the supporting structure comprises a bottom base, and a relative pivot portion is respectively disposed at the platform and the bottom base such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform pivots relative to the bottom base so as to be at the second position.
- the supporting structure is disposed at the front end of the platform, and the supporting structure is formed with a supporting surface, which is at the front end of the platform, capable of leaning against the ground.
- the present invention further provides a standing office walking equipment comprising:
- a working table principally provided for work
- a platform disposed on a ground and provided for a user to perform walking exercise, wherein the platform is relatively below the working table while using the platform such that the platform is at a first position capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon; wherein the platform can be separated from the working table when the platform is not in use such that the platform individually stands up and is at a second position; a position limiting device comprising a baffle portion and a placing-in portion, the baffle portion and the placing-in portion respectively disposed to relative positions of the platform and the working table, wherein when the platform is at the first position, the baffle portion and the placing-in portion are relatively disposed by a crossing manner.
- the platform is disposed with a supporting structure such that the platform stands up and is at the second position through the supporting structure.
- the baffle portion of the position limiting device and the placing-in portion are respectively extended from sides of the platform and the working table.
- the baffle portion has a baffle section showing a curved arc shape, and when the platform is at the first position, the baffle section of the baffle portion crosses over the placing-in portion.
- the placing-in portion is protruded relative to the baffle section of the baffle portion.
- FIG. 1 is a stereo decomposition drawing according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a stereogram of a front end of a platform relatively disposed below a working table according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a first embodiment of the present invention displaying a status of a working table displaced relative to the platform;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a first embodiment of the present invention showing a status of the platform individually standing up through its supporting structure after separating from the working table;
- FIG. 6 is a stereo decomposition drawing according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a stereogram of a front end of the platform relatively placed below the working table according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a second embodiment of the present invention showing a status of the platform individually standing up through its supporting structure after separating from the working table;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a conventional exercise device capable of providing work and exercise.
- the equipment is composed of a platform 21 placed on the ground and provided for a user to perform walking exercise, a working table 11 relatively crossing over the platform 21 and a position limiting device 40 .
- the working table 11 is downwardly extended with two support racks 12 spaced at an interval and leaning against the ground, and a table surface 13 capable of principally providing work is disposed on tops of the two support racks 12 .
- the platform 21 has a front end 22 and a rear end 23 . While using the platform 21 , its front end 22 is relatively below the working table 11 , and the two support racks 12 are relatively located at two sides of the front end 22 of the platform 21 such that the platform 21 is placed at a first position SI capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon.
- a bottom of the front end 22 of the platform 21 is disposed with a supporting structure 31 provided for the platform 21 standing up.
- the supporting structure 31 comprises a bottom base 32 , and pivot portions 211 , 321 (as shown in FIG. 5 ) are disposed between the front end 22 of the platform 21 and the bottom base 32 such that the bottom base 32 is pivoted to the bottom of the front end 22 of the platform 21 .
- a fastening element 33 provided for allowing the platform 21 to retain the standing state is disposed between the bottom base 32 and the platform 21 .
- the fastening element 33 is composed of a telescopic rod structure.
- the position limiting device 40 comprises a baffle portion 41 and a placing-in portion 43 .
- the bottom base 32 is respectively extended and protruded with the baffle portion 41 toward two sides of the two support racks 12 .
- Each baffle portion 41 has a baffle section 42 having curved arc shape.
- the two support racks 12 are respectively extended and protruded with the placing-in portion 43 toward a side of the bottom base 32 .
- each baffle portion 41 and the placing-in portion 43 are correspondingly disposed to each other such that the baffle section 42 of the baffle portion 41 downwardly surrounds the placing-in portion 43 through a crossing manner, and the two placing-in portions 43 protrude the baffle sections 42 of the baffle portions 41 . Therefore, the placing-in portions 43 is restricted by the baffle portion 41 to prevent the working table 11 from escaping the platform 21 , and a vibration of the platform 21 would not be transferred to the working table 11 , so as to reduce an inference of the working of the exerciser.
- the baffle section 42 of each baffle portion 41 crosses over the placing-in portion 43 .
- the two placing-in portions 43 protrude in the baffle section 42 of the baffle portion 41 . Therefore, when the working table 11 is displaced relative to the platform 21 , as shown in FIG. 4 , the placing-in portions 43 disposed at two support racks 12 are baffled by the baffle section 42 of the baffle portion 41 on the platform 21 to further limit the displacement of the working table 11 to prevent the working table 11 from toppling over, thereby ensuring the safety of the invention during the utilization.
- the user When the platform 21 is not in use, the user only raises the front end 22 of the platform 21 to reach a predetermined height, the crossing configuration for the baffle portion 41 and the placing-in portion can be released, and the platform 21 can be separated from the working table 11 .
- the user allows the platform 21 to upwardly pivot relative the bottom base 32 by upwardly turning over the platform 21 , and the platform 21 can be individually stood and at a second position S 2 through the effect of the fastening element 33 between the bottom base 32 and the platform 21 . Accordingly, the space can be effectively saved to conveniently store the platform 21 .
- the equipment is also composed of the platform 21 provided for the user to exercise thereon, a working table 11 crossing over the front end of the platform 21 and a position limiting device 40 .
- the working table 21 has a front end 22 and a rear end 23 . While using the platform 21 , its front end 22 is relatively below the working table 11 , and the two support racks 12 are relatively located at two sides of the front end 22 of the platform 21 such that the platform 21 is at the first position S 1 capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon.
- the front end 22 of the platform 21 is disposed with a supporting structure 31 b capable of allowing the platform 21 to stand up.
- the supporting structure 31 b is formed with a supporting surface 34 , which is at the front end 22 of the platform 21 , capable of leaning against the ground.
- the supporting structure 31 b is composed of a supporting member vertically protruding toward the front end 22 of the platform 21 . After the supporting member protrudes toward the front end 22 of the platform 21 , it can form the supporting surface 34 , which is at the front end 22 of the platform 21 , leaning against the ground.
- the position limiting device 40 comprises a baffle portion 41 and a placing-in portion 43 .
- the platform 21 is respectively extended and protruded with the baffle portion 41 toward two sides of the two support racks 12
- each baffle portion 41 respectively has a baffle section 42 having curved arc shape.
- the two support racks 12 are respectively extended and protruded with the placing-in portion 43 toward a side of the platform 21 .
- each baffle portion 41 and the each placing-in portion 43 are correspondingly disposed to each other to allow the baffle section 42 of the baffle portion 41 to relatively cross over the placing-in portion 43 by means of crossing such that the two placing-in portions 43 protrude in the baffle section 42 of the baffle portion 41 . Accordingly, it has fast assembly and convenience and limits the displacement of the working table 11 to prevent the working table 11 from turning over.
- the user When the platform 21 is not in use, the user only raises the front end 22 of the platform 21 to reach a predetermined height, the cross assembly of the baffle portion 41 and the placing-in portion 43 can be released, and the platform 21 can be separated from the working table 11 .
- the user can turn the platform 21 upwardly, and the supporting surface 34 formed by protruding the supporting member leans against the ground to support the platform 21 that is retained at a second position S 2 by individually standing up, thereby achieving effects of saving space and storing in the platform 21 .
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Abstract
A standing office walking equipment is composed of a platform smoothly placed on the ground and provided for a user to exercise thereon, and a working table crossing over a front end of the platform, wherein a front end of the platform is relatively below the working table while using the platform. The platform can be separated from the working table when the platform is not in use. The platform has a supporting structure provided for standing up such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform individually stands up through the supporting structure so as to achieve the storage.
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- REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
- This Application is being filed as a Continuation-in-Part Patent Application of application Ser. No. 13/606,192, filed on 7 Sep. 2012, currently pending.
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention generally relates to a fitness device, in particular to a standing office walking equipment capable of providing work and exercise.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
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FIG. 9 , a conventional exercise device capable of providing works and exercises. The device is disposed with a working table 92 at a front end of atreadmill 91, and the working table 92 is disposed with a computer of amonitor 93, amouse 94 and akeyboard 95. When a user utilizes thetreadmill 91 to perform exercise, the compute can be operated on the working table 92 at the same time to achieve the effect of simultaneous working and exercise. - However, the foregoing exercise device capable of providing exercise and work has the following defect. Since its
treadmill 91 does not have the standing function, thetreadmill 91 is merely placed on the ground and may not be stored in individual standing after separating from the working table 92. Consequently, the foregoing situation may occupy space and have the problem of difficult storage. - Moreover, the foregoing exercise device capable of providing exercise and work is that since the
treadmill 91 is disposed below the working table 92, none of any connection mechanism is between thetreadmill 91 and the working table 92. In another word, it may have the possibility of toppling over the working table 92 relative to thetreadmill 91 to cause the safety problem of harming the user. - Therefore, it is a primary objective of the present invention to provide a standing office walking equipment having a platform that can individually stand up after separating from a working table to achieve the storage effect.
- It is a second objective of the present invention to provide a standing office walking equipment having the effect of preventing the working table from toppling over.
- To achieve the foregoing objectives, the present invention provides a standing office walking equipment composed of a platform disposed on the ground and capable of providing a user to perform walking exercise thereon, and a working table principally provided for work. The standing office walking equipment has the following features:
- The platform has a front end. While using the platform, the front end is relatively located below the working table such that the platform is at a first position capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon.
- When the platform is not in use, the platform can be separated from the working table, and the platform has a supporting structure that allows the platform standing up such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform can stand up and is at a second position through the supporting structure, thereby achieve the storage.
- Preferably, the supporting structure comprises a bottom base, and a relative pivot portion is respectively disposed at the platform and the bottom base such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform pivots relative to the bottom base so as to be at the second position.
- Preferably, the supporting structure is disposed at the front end of the platform, and the supporting structure is formed with a supporting surface, which is at the front end of the platform, capable of leaning against the ground.
- Moreover, the present invention further provides a standing office walking equipment comprising:
- a working table principally provided for work; a platform disposed on a ground and provided for a user to perform walking exercise, wherein the platform is relatively below the working table while using the platform such that the platform is at a first position capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon; wherein the platform can be separated from the working table when the platform is not in use such that the platform individually stands up and is at a second position; a position limiting device comprising a baffle portion and a placing-in portion, the baffle portion and the placing-in portion respectively disposed to relative positions of the platform and the working table, wherein when the platform is at the first position, the baffle portion and the placing-in portion are relatively disposed by a crossing manner.
- Preferably, the platform is disposed with a supporting structure such that the platform stands up and is at the second position through the supporting structure.
- Preferably, the baffle portion of the position limiting device and the placing-in portion are respectively extended from sides of the platform and the working table. The baffle portion has a baffle section showing a curved arc shape, and when the platform is at the first position, the baffle section of the baffle portion crosses over the placing-in portion. The placing-in portion is protruded relative to the baffle section of the baffle portion.
- The detailed structure, operating principle and effects of the present invention will now be described in more details hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings that show various embodiments of the invention as follows.
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FIG. 1 is a stereo decomposition drawing according to a first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a stereogram of a front end of a platform relatively disposed below a working table according to a first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a first embodiment of the present invention displaying a status of a working table displaced relative to the platform; -
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a first embodiment of the present invention showing a status of the platform individually standing up through its supporting structure after separating from the working table; -
FIG. 6 is a stereo decomposition drawing according to a second embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 7 is a stereogram of a front end of the platform relatively placed below the working table according to a second embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of using state according to a second embodiment of the present invention showing a status of the platform individually standing up through its supporting structure after separating from the working table; -
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a conventional exercise device capable of providing work and exercise. - The technical content of the present invention will become apparent by the detailed description of the following embodiments and the illustration of related drawings as follows.
- With reference to
FIG. 1 toFIG. 5 for a standing office walking equipment according to a first embodiment of the invention is depicted. The equipment is composed of aplatform 21 placed on the ground and provided for a user to perform walking exercise, a working table 11 relatively crossing over theplatform 21 and aposition limiting device 40. - The working table 11 is downwardly extended with two
support racks 12 spaced at an interval and leaning against the ground, and atable surface 13 capable of principally providing work is disposed on tops of the two support racks 12. - The
platform 21 has afront end 22 and arear end 23. While using theplatform 21, itsfront end 22 is relatively below the working table 11, and the twosupport racks 12 are relatively located at two sides of thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 such that theplatform 21 is placed at a first position SI capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon. A bottom of thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 is disposed with a supportingstructure 31 provided for theplatform 21 standing up. The supportingstructure 31 comprises abottom base 32, and pivotportions 211, 321 (as shown inFIG. 5 ) are disposed between thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 and thebottom base 32 such that thebottom base 32 is pivoted to the bottom of thefront end 22 of theplatform 21. Afastening element 33 provided for allowing theplatform 21 to retain the standing state is disposed between thebottom base 32 and theplatform 21. In the embodiment, thefastening element 33 is composed of a telescopic rod structure. - The
position limiting device 40 comprises abaffle portion 41 and a placing-inportion 43. In the embodiment, thebottom base 32 is respectively extended and protruded with thebaffle portion 41 toward two sides of the two support racks 12. Eachbaffle portion 41 has abaffle section 42 having curved arc shape. The twosupport racks 12 are respectively extended and protruded with the placing-inportion 43 toward a side of thebottom base 32. When thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 relatively located below the working table 11 is at the first position S1, eachbaffle portion 41 and the placing-inportion 43 are correspondingly disposed to each other such that thebaffle section 42 of thebaffle portion 41 downwardly surrounds the placing-inportion 43 through a crossing manner, and the two placing-inportions 43 protrude thebaffle sections 42 of thebaffle portions 41. Therefore, the placing-inportions 43 is restricted by thebaffle portion 41 to prevent the working table 11 from escaping theplatform 21, and a vibration of theplatform 21 would not be transferred to the working table 11, so as to reduce an inference of the working of the exerciser. - Moreover, when the
front end 22 of theplatform 21 is relatively below the working table 11, thebaffle section 42 of eachbaffle portion 41 crosses over the placing-inportion 43. The two placing-inportions 43 protrude in thebaffle section 42 of thebaffle portion 41. Therefore, when the working table 11 is displaced relative to theplatform 21, as shown inFIG. 4 , the placing-inportions 43 disposed at twosupport racks 12 are baffled by thebaffle section 42 of thebaffle portion 41 on theplatform 21 to further limit the displacement of the working table 11 to prevent the working table 11 from toppling over, thereby ensuring the safety of the invention during the utilization. - When the
platform 21 is not in use, the user only raises thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 to reach a predetermined height, the crossing configuration for thebaffle portion 41 and the placing-in portion can be released, and theplatform 21 can be separated from the working table 11. - Next, after the
platform 21 is separated from the working table 11, as shown inFIG. 5 , the user allows theplatform 21 to upwardly pivot relative thebottom base 32 by upwardly turning over theplatform 21, and theplatform 21 can be individually stood and at a second position S2 through the effect of thefastening element 33 between thebottom base 32 and theplatform 21. Accordingly, the space can be effectively saved to conveniently store theplatform 21. - With reference to
FIG. 6 toFIG. 8 for a second embodiment of the invention is depicted. The equipment is also composed of theplatform 21 provided for the user to exercise thereon, a working table 11 crossing over the front end of theplatform 21 and aposition limiting device 40. - The working table 21 has a
front end 22 and arear end 23. While using theplatform 21, itsfront end 22 is relatively below the working table 11, and the twosupport racks 12 are relatively located at two sides of thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 such that theplatform 21 is at the first position S1 capable of allowing the user to perform walking exercise thereon. Thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 is disposed with a supportingstructure 31 b capable of allowing theplatform 21 to stand up. The supportingstructure 31 b is formed with a supportingsurface 34, which is at thefront end 22 of theplatform 21, capable of leaning against the ground. In the embodiment, the supportingstructure 31 b is composed of a supporting member vertically protruding toward thefront end 22 of theplatform 21. After the supporting member protrudes toward thefront end 22 of theplatform 21, it can form the supportingsurface 34, which is at thefront end 22 of theplatform 21, leaning against the ground. - The
position limiting device 40 comprises abaffle portion 41 and a placing-inportion 43. In the embodiment, theplatform 21 is respectively extended and protruded with thebaffle portion 41 toward two sides of the twosupport racks 12, and eachbaffle portion 41 respectively has abaffle section 42 having curved arc shape. The twosupport racks 12 are respectively extended and protruded with the placing-inportion 43 toward a side of theplatform 21. When thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 is relatively below the working table 11 and at the first position SI, the eachbaffle portion 41 and the each placing-inportion 43 are correspondingly disposed to each other to allow thebaffle section 42 of thebaffle portion 41 to relatively cross over the placing-inportion 43 by means of crossing such that the two placing-inportions 43 protrude in thebaffle section 42 of thebaffle portion 41. Accordingly, it has fast assembly and convenience and limits the displacement of the working table 11 to prevent the working table 11 from turning over. - When the
platform 21 is not in use, the user only raises thefront end 22 of theplatform 21 to reach a predetermined height, the cross assembly of thebaffle portion 41 and the placing-inportion 43 can be released, and theplatform 21 can be separated from the working table 11. - Next, after the
platform 21 is separated from the working table 11, as shown inFIG. 8 , the user can turn theplatform 21 upwardly, and the supportingsurface 34 formed by protruding the supporting member leans against the ground to support theplatform 21 that is retained at a second position S2 by individually standing up, thereby achieving effects of saving space and storing in theplatform 21. - While the means of specific embodiments in present invention has been described by reference drawings, numerous modifications and variatios could be made thereto by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention set forth in the claims, such as exchanging the position between the baffle portion and the placing-in portion. The modifications and variations should in a range limited by the specification of the present invention.
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1. A standing office walking equipment, comprising:
a platform disposed on a ground and capable of allowing a user to perform walking exercise; and
a working table principally provided for work, the platform having a front end relatively positioned below the working table in a first position that allows the user to perform walking exercise thereon, the platform having a supporting structure provided for positioning the platform such that after the platform is detached from the working table, so as to position the platform at a second position, a limiting device having a protruding baffle portion disposed on the platform and a placing-in portion disposed on the working table, the baffle portion restricting the placing-in portion in a non-contact manner when the platform being positioned at the first position for preventing the working table from escaping the platform.
2. The standing office walking equipment of claim 1 , wherein the supporting structure comprises a bottom base, and a relative pivot portion is respectively disposed at the platform and the bottom base such that after the platform is separated from the working table, the platform pivots relative to the bottom base so as to be at the second position.
3. The standing office walking equipment of claim 2 , wherein a fastening element is disposed between the bottom base and the platform to fasten the platform at the second position.
4. The standing office walking equipment of claim 1 , wherein after raising the platform to reach a predetermined height, the baffle portion downwardly surrounding the placing-in portion is released, and the platform is separated from the working table.
5. The standing office walking equipment of claim 1 , wherein the baffle portion and the placing-in portion are respectively extended from sides of the platform and the working table.
6. The standing office walking equipment of claim 1 , wherein the baffle portion has a baffle section showing a curved arc shape, and when the platform is at the first position, the placing-in portion is restricted under the baffle section.
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