CN217161519U - Sunshade and folding bed with sunshade - Google Patents

Abstract

A sunshade according to the application, comprising: an outer frame; the sunshade seat cloth is tensioned on the outer frame and forms closed connection with the whole edge of the outer frame; the first fixing piece is fixed on the awning seat cloth and is positioned on the longitudinal central line of the outer frame; wherein the outer frame is made of an elastically deformable flexible bar to allow the awning to be converted between a substantially flat free state, a curved arched use state.

Description

Sunshade and folding bed with sunshade

Technical Field

The application relates to a sunshade and a folding bed with the sunshade.

Background

A crib is a common and widely used household item. In a use environment such as beach lounge travel, it is desirable to provide a portable, collapsible crib. On the one hand, such a crib needs to have a bed, a fence and a sun shade, and on the other hand, the crib needs to be completely foldable and storable, but safe and reliable when used in an unfolded state. Therefore, there is a need to design a safe and reliable foldable crib with a sunshade.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

A sunshade according to the present application, comprising: an outer frame; the sunshade seat cloth is tensioned on the outer frame and forms closed connection with the whole edge of the outer frame; the first fixing piece is fixed on the awning seat cloth and is positioned on the longitudinal central line of the outer frame; wherein the outer frame is made of an elastically deformable flexible bar to allow the awning to be converted between a substantially flat free state, a curved arched use state.

In one embodiment, the number of the first fixing parts is two, and the two first fixing parts are respectively adjacent to two longitudinal ends of the outer frame.

In one embodiment, the first securing member is on an outer surface of the arch when the awning is in the in-use condition.

In one embodiment, the first fixing member has: a first end connected to the awning seat cloth; and a second end opposite the first end and being a free end; a pair of snap fasteners are provided on the first and second ends and are engageable with each other.

In one embodiment, the snap fasteners are disposed on the same side of the first securing member.

In one embodiment, an outer frame edge of the outer frame is substantially oval-shaped, and the outer frame edge has two opposing longitudinal edges and two opposing transverse edges between the two opposing longitudinal edges, the longitudinal edges and the transverse edges having arcuate transitions therebetween; when the awning is in the in-use condition, the longitudinal edges are curved and the two transverse edges are adjacent to each other, in contrast to a substantially flat free condition.

In one embodiment, the outer frame is substantially circular or substantially rectangular.

In one embodiment, the awning is foldable from the free state or the use state to a stowed state.

A folding bed according to the present application, comprising: a bed having an open top and being capable of being switched between a use state and a storage state, and including: a bracket which is enclosed into a circle to limit the side surface of the bed body and can be folded so that the bed body can be converted between the use state and the storage state; the bed frame seat cloth is basically and flatly wrapped on the inner side surface of the bracket when the bed body is in the using state; and according to this application the sunshade, the sunshade can erect and fix and be in the user state the lathe bed.

In one embodiment, the base fabric is laid on the whole inner bottom surface of the support frame basically and flatly when the bed body is in the use state, and the whole circle periphery of the base fabric is combined with the whole circle lower edge of the bed frame base fabric in a sealing mode.

In one embodiment, the bed frame sheet is provided with a second fixing member corresponding to the first fixing member at a position close to the top of the bed body, and when the bed body is in a use state and the first fixing member of the sunshade is engaged with the corresponding second fixing member, the sunshade is fixed to the bed body.

In one embodiment, when the sunshade is erected and fixed on the bed, the lateral edges of the sunshade are inserted through the open top surface of the bed and elastically abut against the inner side walls of the bed.

In one embodiment, the bracket comprises: four or more vertical frames extending vertically and enclosing a circle to form the side of the support; a first connecting member provided at a top end of each of the vertical frames; the second connecting piece is sleeved on each vertical frame, is positioned below the first connecting piece and can slide along the vertical frames; and the two ends of the other of the first transverse frame and the second transverse frame are respectively and pivotally connected to the second connecting piece of one of the two adjacent vertical frames and the first connecting piece of the other of the two adjacent vertical frames so as to allow the two vertical frames to approach and move away from each other along with the sliding of the second connecting pieces.

In one embodiment, a third fixing piece is arranged on the outer side of the bed frame seat cloth close to the top of the bed body, and a fourth fixing piece is arranged at a corresponding position on one of the first cross frame and the second cross frame; when the bed is in its use condition, the third fixture is engageable to the fourth fixture to lock the bed in its use condition.

Drawings

Embodiments of the present application will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawing figures, wherein:

fig. 1 is a perspective view of a folding bed with a sunshade according to the present application in a deployed use state;

fig. 2A is a perspective view of a sunshade according to the present application in a free state;

FIG. 2B is a plan view of a sunshade according to the present application in a free state;

fig. 3 is a perspective view of a sunscreen according to the application in a certain state of use;

fig. 4A-4D are perspective views of a support of a folding bed according to the present application, wherein fig. 4A shows a use state in which the support is fully unfolded, and fig. 4B, 4C, 4D show different degrees of storage states of the support;

fig. 5A-5B are perspective views of a folding bed according to the present application, wherein fig. 5A shows a state of the folding bed not fully unfolded and fig. 5B shows a state of use of the folding bed fully unfolded.

List of reference numerals

100 sunshade

110 outer frame

111 longitudinal edge

112 transverse edge

120 sunshade seat cloth

130 first fixing member

131 snap fastener

132 first end

133 second end

140 center joint

200 lathe bed

201 support

202 medial side

203 outer side

210 vertical frame

220 first horizontal frame (inner horizontal frame)

230 second horizontal frame (outer horizontal frame)

240 first connector (Upper connector)

250 second connector (middle connector)

260 third connecting piece (lower connecting piece)

270 hinge shaft

290 bed frame seat cloth

291 base fabric

292 second fixing part

293 third fixing piece

294 fourth fixing member

Detailed Description

Although the invention is illustrated and described herein with reference to specific embodiments, the invention is not intended to be limited to the details shown. Rather, various modifications may be made in the details within the scope and range of equivalents of the claims and without departing from the invention.

References herein to "front", "rear", "upper", "lower", etc. directional descriptions are merely for convenience of understanding, and the present invention is not limited to these directions, but may be modified in practice and although the present application has been described with reference to exemplary embodiments, the terms used are intended to be illustrative and exemplary, rather than limiting.

A folding bed with a sunshade 100 according to the present application will first be described in its entirety with reference to fig. 1. As shown in the drawings, the folding bed includes a bed 200 and a sunshade 100 erected on the bed 200. Wherein the bed 200 is a main body for carrying children, and the sunshade 100 is sheltered on the top of the bed 200 to meet the requirement of shading sunlight. The present application sufficiently considers the safety and portability of the folding bed, and thus the bed 200 and the sunshade 100 are designed to be separable from each other and to be individually foldable for storage after separation. The sunshade 100 and the bed 200 will be described below, respectively.

An awning 100 according to the present application will first be described with reference to fig. 2A-3.

As shown, the sunshade 100 includes an outer frame 110, a sunshade cloth 120, and a first fixing member 130. The outer frame 110 is a member defining an outer boundary of the sunshade 100, the sunshade cloth 120 is a member filled in the outer frame 110 and providing a sunshade function, and the first fixing member 130 is a member fixing the sunshade 100 to the bed 200.

More specifically, the outer frame 110 has a generally oval-shaped outer frame 110 edge, the outer frame 110 edge having two opposing longitudinal edges 111 and two opposing transverse edges 112 located between the two opposing longitudinal edges 111, the longitudinal edges 111 and the transverse edges 112 having an arcuate transition therebetween. The awning cloth 120 is stretched over the outer frame 110 and forms a closed connection with the entire edge of the outer frame 110. In other embodiments, the outer frame 110 can have a different shape, such as being substantially circular or substantially rectangular.

The first fixing member 130 is fixed to the sunshade cloth 120, and in this embodiment, the first fixing member 130 is located on a longitudinal center line (i.e., a central slit 140) of the outer frame 110 and is disposed two and adjacent to the two lateral edges 112 of the outer frame 110, respectively. However, in other embodiments, the position of the first fixing member 130 may be adaptively adjusted according to the shape of the bed 200, for example, the first fixing members 130 may be provided in four and respectively located near four corners of the sunshade 100.

In view of the storage requirements of the sunscreen 100, the outer frame 110 is made of a flexible bar that is resiliently deformable to allow the sunscreen 100 to be converted between a substantially flat, free state (fig. 2A, 2B), a curved, arched, in-use state (fig. 3), and a storage state. Wherein in the stowed condition the sunscreen 100 is folded and can be placed in a storage bag. Thus, the sunshade 100 can be easily carried and also easily unfolded.

More specifically, when the sunscreen 100 is in use, the longitudinal edges 111 thereof are bent towards the middle at both ends, and the middle section of the longitudinal edges 111 is slightly flared towards the two sides to form the pattern of fig. 3. The awning cloth 120 may be made of a material having a certain elasticity, or may be made of a general physical material. The awning sheet 120 may be divided into left and right halves and joined together at the center seam 140, or may be a single piece.

The first fastener 130 is on the outer surface of the arch when the sunshade 100 is in use. In this embodiment, the first fixing member 130 is a buckle belt, one end of which is connected to the sunshade cloth 120, and the other end of which is a free end. Between one end of the strap (i.e., the first end 132 of the first fixing element 130) and the other end (i.e., the second end 133 of the first fixing element 130), and on the same side of the strap, there is a pair of snap fasteners 131 that can be engaged with each other. Thus, the user can wrap the strap around the second fixing element 292 (FIG. 5B) of the bed 200 and then engage the two press studs 131 on the same strap, such that the strap forms a loop. In other embodiments, the first fastener 130 may be any suitable type of fastener, such as a zipper, a plug, etc. In other embodiments, the sunshade 100 may be coupled to other infant carriers, such as infant car seats and infant carts.

A specific structure of the bed 200 will now be described with reference to fig. 4A to 5B.

The bed 200 has an open top and can be switched between a use state in which the floor space is large and a storage state in which the floor space is small. The bed 200 includes a frame 201, a bed frame cloth 290, and a base cloth 291. Wherein the support 201 is a part supporting the structure of the bed 200, which substantially encloses a circle to define the side of the bed 200. The support 201 is foldable, so that the bed 200 can be switched between a use state and a storage state. That is, in the use position, the frame 201 forms a larger enclosure (fig. 4A), thereby forming a substantially vertical inner side 202 and a substantially vertical outer side 203; in the stowed position, the frame 201 is tightened to form a small enclosure (fig. 4D).

Specifically, the bracket 201 includes a vertical frame 210, a first horizontal frame 220, a second horizontal frame 230, a first connector 240, a second connector 250, a third connector 260, and a hinge shaft 270. Wherein the vertical frames 210 define the lateral shape of the bed 200, and the first cross frame 220 and the second cross frame 230 are cross-connected between the vertical frames 210 to form a scissors link structure, thereby allowing the vertical frames 210 to be unfolded and folded; the first connecting piece 240 and the second connecting piece 250 are used for connecting the vertical frame 210, the first transverse frame 220 and the second transverse frame 230; third link 260 is used for the connection between mullion 210 and ground fabric 291; the hinge shaft 270 is used for pivotal connection between the first and second cross frames 220 and 230.

More specifically, the vertical frame 210 may be provided with four or more, as long as it can enclose the entire side of the bed 200. In this embodiment, six vertical frames 210 are provided. The vertical frames 210 extend vertically and are uniformly distributed around a circle.

A first connector 240 is provided at the top end of each of the vertical frames 210. The first connecting member 240 is fixed to the top end of the vertical frame 210 to extend substantially transversely thereto, and is provided at both transverse ends with a hinge shaft 270, respectively, for pivotally connecting the first cross frame 220 and the second cross frame 230.

The second connector 250 is sleeved on each vertical frame 210, is located below the first connector 240, and can slide along the vertical frame 210. The second link 250 is similar in shape to the first link 240 and is also provided at both lateral ends with a hinge shaft 270, respectively, to pivotally connect the first and second cross frames 220 and 230.

The first cross frame 220 and the second cross frame 230 are connected between the adjacent two vertical frames 210 in a scissors configuration while crossing each other. Both ends of one of the first and second cross frames 220 and 230 are pivotally connected to the first connecting member 240 of one of the two adjacent vertical frames 210 and the second connecting member 250 of the other of the two adjacent vertical frames 210, respectively, and both ends of the other of the first and second cross frames 220 and 230 are pivotally connected to the second connecting member 250 of one of the two adjacent vertical frames 210 and the first connecting member 240 of the other of the two adjacent vertical frames 210, respectively, to allow the two vertical frames 210 to approach and move away from each other as the second connecting member 250 slides. For example, in the pair of the first and second crossbars 220 and 230, the left end of the first crossbars 220 is connected to the right end of the first link 240 on the left vertical frame 210, and the right end of the first crossbars 220 is connected to the left end of the second link 250 on the right vertical frame 210. The left end of the first cross frame 220 is connected to the right end of the second link 250 on the left vertical frame 210, and the right end of the first cross frame 220 is connected to the left end of the first link 240 on the right vertical frame 210. The hinge shaft 270 is inserted and connected to the middle of the first cross frame 220 and the second cross frame 230. In this way, the stent 201 can achieve the change of deployment and storage as shown in fig. 4A to 4D. Furthermore, since the first link 240 and the second link 250 are commonly used between the adjacent scissors-type linkage structures, the respective scissors-type linkage structures are interlocked with each other, and thus all the erectors 210 are unfolded and folded simultaneously. That is, the user can only unfold or fold some (e.g., two) of the vertical frames 210 to drive the other vertical frames 210 to move synchronously.

Bed frame foundation cloth 290 and foundation cloth 291 are flexible components in bed 200. The bed frame cloth 290 is erected on the side of the bracket 201, and the bed frame cloth 290 may be erected on the inner side of the bracket 201 and may be folded from the top of the bracket 201 to the outer side of the bracket 201, thereby completely covering the top end of the bracket 201. When the bed body 200 is in a use state, the bed frame sheet 290 is wrapped substantially flatly around the inner side of the bracket 201.

When the bed body 200 is in use, the base cloth 291 is laid substantially flat on the entire inner bottom surface of the frame 201, and the entire periphery of the base cloth 291 is closely combined with the entire lower edge of the bed frame foundation cloth 290. When the bed 200 is in the storage state, the base fabric 291 is naturally folded between the brackets 201 as the brackets 201 contract.

In order to fix the bed 200 in the adapted state, a third mount 293 and a fourth mount 294 are provided. A third fixing member 293 is provided at an outer side of the frame sheet 290 near the top of the bed 200, and a fourth fixing member 294 is provided at a corresponding position on one of the first and second cross frames 220 and 230. When the bed 200 is in its use state, the third fixing member 293 can be engaged to the fourth fixing member 294 to lock the bed 200 in its use state. In this embodiment, the third fixing member 293 is a socket, and the fourth fixing member 294 is a plug. In other embodiments, the third fixing member 293 and the fourth fixing member 294 may be other types of fixing members.

At a position of the bed frame sheet 290 near the top of the bed body 200, there is provided a second fixing member 292 corresponding to the first fixing member 130, and when the bed body 200 is in the use state and the first fixing member 130 of the sunshade 100 is engaged with the corresponding second fixing member 292, the sunshade 100 is fixed to the bed body 200 and in the use state of its curved arch shape.

In the present embodiment, the sunshade 100 is configured to be inserted into the inside of the bed 200, that is, when the sunshade 100 is erected and fixed on the bed 200, the lateral edge 112 of the sunshade 100 is inserted through the open top surface of the bed 200 to be elastically abutted against the inner side wall of the bed 200. In other embodiments, the sunshade 100 can also be configured to cover the outside of the bed 200. In other embodiments, the bed 200 may also be engaged with other accessories, such as infant toy bars and mosquito nets, etc.

As the present application may be embodied in several forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof, it should also be understood that the above-described embodiments are not limited by any of the details of the foregoing description, but rather should be construed broadly within its scope as defined in the appended claims, and therefore all changes that fall within the meets and bounds of the claims, or equivalences of such meets and bounds are therefore intended to be embraced by the appended claims.

Claims (14)

1. A sunshade (100), comprising:

an outer frame (110);

the sunshade seat cloth (120) is tensioned on the outer frame (110) and forms a closed connection with the whole edge of the outer frame;

a first fixing member (130) fixed to the sunshade cloth (120) at a longitudinal center line of the outer frame (110);

wherein the outer frame (110) is made of an elastically deformable flexible bar to allow the awning (100) to be converted between a substantially flat free state, a curved arched usage state.

2. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

the number of the first fixing pieces (130) is two, and the two first fixing pieces are respectively adjacent to the two longitudinal ends of the outer frame (110).

3. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

the first securing member (130) is on an outer surface of the arch when the awning (100) is in the in-use condition.

4. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

the first fixing member (130) has: a first end (132) connected to the awning seat cloth (120); and a second end (133) opposite the first end (132) and being a free end;

a pair of snap fasteners (131) that can be engaged with each other are provided on the first end (132) and the second end (133).

5. A sunscreen (100) as claimed in claim 4, wherein:

the snap fasteners (131) are disposed on the same side of the first securing member (130).

6. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

an outer frame edge of the outer frame (110) is substantially oval-shaped, and the outer frame edge has two opposite longitudinal edges (111) and two opposite transverse edges (112) between the two opposite longitudinal edges (111), and the longitudinal edges (111) and the transverse edges (112) are in arc transition;

when the awning (100) is in the in-use position, the longitudinal edges (111) are curved in an arc and the two transverse edges (112) are adjacent to each other, in contrast to a substantially flat free position.

7. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

the outer frame (110) is substantially circular or substantially rectangular.

8. A sunshade (100) according to claim 1, wherein:

the sunshade (100) is foldable from the free state or the use state to a storage state.

9. A folding bed, comprising:

a bed (200) having an open top and being convertible between a use state and a storage state, and including:

a support (201) enclosing a circle to define a side of the bed (200), the support (201) being foldable to enable the bed (200) to be converted between the use state and the storage state;

a bed frame apron (290), wherein the bed frame apron (290) is substantially flatly wrapped on the inner side surface (202) of the bracket (201) when the bed body (200) is in the use state; and

a sunscreen (100) as claimed in any of claims 1 to 7, said sunscreen (100) being erectable and securable to said bed (200) in a use position.

10. The folding bed of claim 9, further comprising:

a base cloth (291) which is basically and flatly laid on the whole inner bottom surface of the bracket (201) when the bed body (200) is in the use state, and the whole circle periphery of the base cloth (291) is combined with the whole circle lower edge of the bed frame seat cloth (290) in a sealing way.

11. The folding bed of claim 9, wherein:

and a second fixing piece (292) corresponding to the first fixing piece (130) is arranged at a position, close to the top of the bed body (200), of the bed frame seat cloth (290), and when the bed body (200) is in a use state and the first fixing piece (130) of the sunshade (100) is jointed with the corresponding second fixing piece (292), the sunshade (100) is fixed to the bed body (200).

12. The folding bed of claim 9, wherein:

when the sunshade (100) is erected and fixed on the bed (200), the lateral edge (112) of the sunshade (100) is inserted through the open top surface of the bed (200) and elastically abuts against the inner side wall of the bed (200).

13. The folding bed according to any one of claims 9-12, wherein:

the stent (201) comprises:

four or more vertical frames (210) extending vertically and enclosing a circle to form the side of the bracket (201);

a first connector (240) provided at a top end of each of the vertical frames (210);

the second connecting piece (250) is sleeved on each vertical frame (210), is positioned below the first connecting piece (240), and can slide along the vertical frames (210); and

and a first transverse frame (220) and a second transverse frame (230) which are connected between two adjacent vertical frames (210) in a cross-over mode structure, wherein two ends of one of the first transverse frame (220) and the second transverse frame (230) are respectively and pivotally connected to a first connecting piece (240) of one of the two adjacent vertical frames (210) and a second connecting piece (250) of the other of the two adjacent vertical frames (210), and two ends of the other of the first transverse frame (220) and the second transverse frame (230) are respectively and pivotally connected to the second connecting piece (250) of one of the two adjacent vertical frames (210) and the first connecting piece (240) of the other of the two adjacent vertical frames (210) so as to allow the two vertical frames (210) to approach and move away with the sliding of the second connecting piece (250).

14. The folding bed of claim 13, wherein:

a third fixing part (293) is arranged at the position, close to the top of the bed body (200), of the outer side of the bed frame seat cloth (290), and a fourth fixing part (294) is arranged at the corresponding position on one of the first transverse frame (220) and the second transverse frame (230);

the third mount (293) is engageable with the fourth mount (294) when the bed (200) is in its in-use condition to lock the bed (200) in its in-use condition.

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