EP2685871A1 - Element de literie reversible a quatre cotes - Google Patents
Element de literie reversible a quatre cotesInfo
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- EP2685871A1 EP2685871A1 EP12710202.8A EP12710202A EP2685871A1 EP 2685871 A1 EP2685871 A1 EP 2685871A1 EP 12710202 A EP12710202 A EP 12710202A EP 2685871 A1 EP2685871 A1 EP 2685871A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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Definitions
- the invention relates to the field of the necessities of life and in particular to the sleeping material and the bedding elements.
- the invention more particularly relates that not exclusively a mattress divided into portions in the direction of its great length to define rest areas diversified and adapted to the morphology and needs of a user.
- the invention more specifically relates to a mattress for children and adults ensuring maintenance of the user when using the mattress, said maintenance can be adapted to the morphology and / or the wish of the sleeper.
- the bedding elements that are traditional mattresses are made according to two very different techniques. There are thus mattresses with an internal metal carcass more generally called “spring mattress” and mattresses comprising one or more foam blocks called “elastic mattresses”.
- zippers or hooks can compromise the flatness of the mattress.
- the presence of raised portions of the zippers or hooks can be uncomfortable or uncomfortable for a user.
- the document FR 2 730 914 discloses a mattress formed of a plurality of blocks made of elastomeric foam each having side edges and horizontal main surfaces.
- the side edges of the different blocks have complementary cut-out shapes allowing the blocks to be inserted into one another.
- the various assembled blocks are found not to form a flat mattress so that a user may find themselves bothered by the irregularity of the surface of the assembly.
- the document EP 1 329 177 thus has a mattress comprising a non-deformable structure which comprises one or two receptacles.
- the two receptacles are then intended to each receive a sub-mattress synthetic material, the sub-mattress can be adapted to the needs of a user.
- the structure receiving the sub-mattress itself is relatively bulky and heavy.
- An object of the invention is to provide a bedding element at least partially obviating the aforementioned problems.
- a bedding element having a first large main face opposite a second large main face, the bedding element being subdivided in the direction of its length into portions which define: at the level of the first large main face, first successive reception areas, a first succession of which defines a first rest zone of the bedding element and a second inverse succession of the first of which defines a second rest zone of the bedding element; bedding element;
- the portions of the bedding element which define these reception areas comprising according to the invention differentiated mechanical characteristics so that the four rest areas thus defined have four distinct home profiles.
- rest zone is meant here the main face on which the user lies, taking into account the direction of use of the bedding element. There are two rest zones per main face, ie a total of four rest zones.
- reception profile here means the following mechanical characteristics of the successive reception areas that constitute each rest area. We can also speak of density of reception of the rest area.
- the same bedding element according to the invention allows to offer four rest areas with separate home profiles. We can use this bedding element in four different ways. It can be said that such a bedding element is bookable on "four sides”.
- each user can choose the rest zone that best suits their morphology or their needs.
- the same bedding element according to the invention provides rest and relaxation for a large number of users.
- the distinct home profiles ensure that a user at least one of the rest areas can be adapted to its morphology which will ensure a feeling of relaxation that is the basis of a restful sleep.
- Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a first embodiment of the invention
- FIG 2 is a more detailed perspective view of the bedding element illustrated in Figure 1;
- Figure 2bis is a diagram showing the four home profiles of the bedding element of Figures 1 and 2;
- Figure 3 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a variant of the first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 3bis is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to another variant of the first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 4 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 5 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 6 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a fourth embodiment of the invention
- Figure 7 is a schematic perspective view of a bedding element according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- the mattress comprises a first large main face 1 opposite a second large main face 2.
- the mattress is here subdivided into seven portions (the divisions are represented in dashed lines) in the direction of its great length which define:
- successive reception areas B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B7 (as more visible in FIG. 2), a succession B1 ... B7 of which defines a third zone; resting and of which an inverse succession B7 ... B1 defines a fourth rest zone.
- the reception area A1 receives the head
- the reception area A2 receives the shoulders
- the reception area A3 receives the lumbar vertebrae
- the reception area A4 receives the user's pool.
- Welcome areas A5 to A7 receive the rest of the user's body.
- the reception area A7 receives the head
- the reception area A6 receives the shoulders
- the reception area A5 receives the lumbar vertebrae
- the reception area A4 receives the user's pool.
- the reception areas A3 to Al receive the rest of the user's body. It is the same of course for the rest zones B1 ... B7 and B7 ... B1.
- the four rest areas have distinct home profiles, a user can easily find a rest area adapted to its morphology and its needs.
- the mattress has here:
- first outer layer 3 extending to form the first large main face 1, the first outer layer 3 being constituted by a first block 6 and a second block 7 joining at a junction zone; which extends in the middle of the A4 reception area intended to receive the basin of a user
- a second outer layer 4 extending to form the second large main face 2, the second outer layer 4 being constituted by a first block 8 and a second block 9 joining at a junction zone which extends in the middle of the reception area B4 intended to receive the basin of a user.
- the two blocks forming each of the outer layers 3, 4 are for example assembled by gluing or adhesion.
- the intermediate material layer 5 has a non-uniform thickness.
- the layer of intermediate material 5 thus comprises prismatic projections 10 (only one of which is referenced in FIG. 1) which penetrate into conformal indentations of the outer layers 3,4.
- the projections 10 are arranged so that the thickness of the layer of intermediate material 5 varies from one portion to the other of the mattress.
- the various blocks constituting the layers are preferably made of various materials which thus confer particular mechanical characteristics to the different reception areas for example in terms of elasticity, flexibility, firmness ...
- the blocks 6, 7, 8, 9 are made in elastomeric foams of distinct flexibility. These differences in mechanical characteristics, associated with the geometry of the layers of the mattress, produce the home profiles shown in FIG. 2bis, in this case flexibility profiles, which are quite distinct from one another.
- the layer of intermediate material 5 is made of a much firmer material than the materials of the outer layers. In this way, a user will feel less hard the support provided by the intermediate layer 5 through damping provided by the outer layers.
- the mattress has the following indicative dimensions:
- the reception areas have the following indicative dimensions:
- reception areas A1, A7, B1, B7 have a length of 20 centimeters
- the reception areas A3, A5, B3, B5 have a length 1 3 of 30 centimeters;
- A4 and B4 reception areas have a length 1 April 40 centimeters.
- the layers have the following indicative dimensions:
- the intermediate layer has a thickness d1 of 14 centimeters and the outer layers have a thickness c1 of 3 centimeters each;
- the intermediate layer has a thickness dl of 6 centimeters and the outer layers have a thickness cl of 7 centimeters each;
- the intermediate layer has a thickness d1 of 14 centimeters and the outer layers have a thickness of one centimeter each;
- the intermediate layer has a thickness of 10 centimeters and the outer layers have a thickness of 5 centimeters each.
- the blocks 6, 7 of the first outer layer 3 and the blocks 8, 9 of the second outer layer 4 are arranged so that the zones junction between the blocks constituting the same layer are substantially at the border between two reception areas, here at the border between the reception areas A4, A5 and B3, B4, respectively.
- the junction is no longer located in the middle of a reception area which avoids the jump of the reception profile at the reception areas A4 and B4, visible in Figure 2bis, and improves the comfort of a user who then feels little or no junction area.
- FIG. 3bis another variant of the first embodiment of the invention will now be described.
- the mattress has here:
- first outer layer 13 extending to form the first large main face 11, the first outer layer 13 being constituted by a first block 16 and a second block 17 joining at a junction zone; which extends here at the border between the reception areas A4 and
- a second outer layer 14 extending to form the second large main face 12, the second outer layer 14 being constituted by a first block 18 and a second block 19 joining at a junction zone which extends here at the border between reception areas B5 and B4
- the layer of intermediate material 15 has a uniform thickness and here consists of seven blocks, two consecutive blocks meeting at a junction zone which extends itself at the boundary between two consecutive reception areas.
- the seven blocks of the intermediate layer 15 are made of various materials which thus confer particular mechanical characteristics to the different reception areas, for example in terms of elasticity, flexibility, firmness ...
- the layer of material intermediate 15 consists of a pocket with the seven blocks, each block being formed by springs of different stiffness so that each block has a different stiffness.
- the first outer layer 103 is a single block.
- the second outer layer 104 is also self-contained.
- the layer of intermediate material 105 consists of a first block 111 and a second block 112, the two blocks being of symmetrical shape.
- the first block 111 comprises:
- a second section extending beneath the reception area A2 of a thickness less than the first section; a third section extending beneath the reception area A3 of the same thickness as the first section;
- the second block 112 comprises:
- a third section extending beneath the reception area A5 identical to the third section of the first block 111; a fourth section extending beneath the reception areas A4 of a thickness identical to that of the fourth section of the first block 111.
- the two blocks are shaped so that when they are assembled, the fourth section of the first block 111 overlaps the fourth section of the second block 112.
- the two blocks are for example assembled by gluing or adhesion.
- the two blocks of the intermediate material layer 105 comprise prismatic projections 110 (only one of which is referenced in FIG. 4) which cooperate with corresponding indentations of the layers. 103 and 104.
- the first outer layer 103 is here made of shape memory foam having a resilience R1
- the second outer layer 104 is here in shape memory foam having a resilience R2
- the first block 111 is formed of stiffness springs kl
- the second block 112 is formed of stiffness springs k2.
- each block 111 and 112 comprises springs of different height depending on the reception zone in which the springs extend.
- the four rest zones thus have distinct home profiles.
- the blocks of the layer of intermediate material 105 have corrugated faces while the facing faces of the outer layers are planar. Spaces are thus created between the intermediate layer 105 and the outer layers 103, 104 when the mattress is formed. These spaces are in the form of ducts extending over the entire width of the mattress and allow better ventilation thereof.
- the outer faces of the outer layers 103, 104 forming the first main face and the second main face are also corrugated. These ripples also allow better ventilation of the mattress. In addition, they allow to massage the user when it changes position, especially if the mattress is used with an electric bed.
- the mattress according to the invention thus offers four different rest zones and therefore four different comforts.
- the first outer layer 203 is a single block.
- the second outer layer 204 is also self-contained.
- the layer of intermediate material 205 is also constituted of a single block 213.
- the first outer layer 203 and the second outer layer 204 are made of different materials.
- the block 213 of the intermediate layer 205 here comprises seven sections each extending under a different reception area. At least two sections of the intermediate layer 205 have distinct thicknesses so that at least one of the sections of the block 213 extending below the home area A1 or A2 or A3 has a thickness distinct from one of the sections of the block. 213 extending under the reception area A5, A6 or A7. In this way, the block 213 will have an asymmetrical profile according to whether one considers the succession Al to A7 or the succession A7 to Al. In the same manner, the block 213 will have an asymmetrical profile according to whether one considers the succession B1. at B7 or the succession B7 to B1.
- the block 213 of the intermediate material layer 205 comprises shaped projections prismatic 210 (only one of which is referenced in FIG. 5) which cooperate with corresponding indentations of the outer layers 203 and 204.
- the two outer layers 203 and 204 are composed of elements having distinct mechanical properties, and the intermediate layer 205 having an asymmetric profile between the zones A1 to A3 and the zones A5 to A7, the four rest zones thus have profiles of 'separate home.
- the mattress according to the invention thus offers four different rest zones and therefore four different comforts.
- the dimensions of the mattress may be different from those quoted by varying in large proportions.
- the width of the mattress may vary between 70 and 200 centimeters.
- the thickness of the mattress will vary between 15 and 35 centimeters.
- each reception area has a length of about 30 centimeters.
- the mattress can also be custom made when a user has a particular morphology by adapting the materials and / or dimensions to allow a different thrust distribution depending on the morphological or pathological problems of the user.
- a large mattress such as 160 centimeters in width
- the two mattresses thus connected are arranged in a fabric cover.
- the assembled mattress will thus comprise a greater number of resting areas than a mattress of the invention alone.
- the outer and intermediate layers may be made of flexible foam, compact foam, high-density polyurethane foam, memory foam, latex or include one or more pockets receiving metal springs, plastic springs, foam springs, or include one or pockets receiving water, air, one or pockets with slats ... If we use springs, we can also play on a diameter of the springs or on a height of said springs to form reception areas with distinct mechanical characteristics.
- each reception zone conferred by the mechanical characteristics of the materials used and the geometry of the different layers, may concern several aspects, such as resilience, flexibility, deformation time under load ...
- the mattresses illustrated here comprise two outer layers separated by an intermediate layer, it will be possible to achieve the mattress in any other way, as long as they define four rest areas with distinct reception profiles. In particular, it will be possible to use more than three layers, or to vary the number of layers along the length of the mattress.
- a mattress according to the invention comprises a first large main face 301 opposed to a second large main face 302. mattress is here subdivided into two portions in the sense of its great length which define:
- successive reception areas B1, B2 of which a succession B1 to B2 defines a third rest zone and of which an inverse succession B2 to B1 defines a fourth rest zone.
- the four rest areas have distinct home profiles, a user can easily find a rest area adapted to its morphology and its needs.
- the mattress has here:
- first outer layer 303 extending to form the first large main face 301, the first outer layer 303 being constituted by a first block 306 and a second block 307 joining at a junction zone which extends at the border between the reception area Al and the reception area A2
- a second outer layer 304 extending to form the second large main face 302, the second outer layer 304 being constituted by a first block 308 and a second block 309 joining at a first junction zone which extends at the border between the reception area B1 and the reception area B2.
- the two blocks forming each of the outer layers 303, 304 are for example assembled by gluing or adhesio. 4470
- the different blocks constituting the outer layers 303, 304 are made of various materials which thus confer particular mechanical characteristics to the different reception areas for example in terms of elasticity, flexibility, firmness ...
- each rest area consists of a succession of seven reception areas, this number may of course be different.
- junction zone of two blocks forming at least a portion of an outer layer and / or the intermediate layer may be formed in the middle of a reception area.
- a junction zone will be made at the border of two consecutive reception areas to improve the comfort of a user.
- two consecutive blocks will not form a junction area perpendicular to the major major faces but will be cut so as to form a junction area inclined relative to a perpendicular to the major major faces (as shown in Figure 3). The user will feel less in this way the junction area which will once again improve the comfort of the patient.
- the junction zone formed by the two blocks of the first outer layer may extend in the same plane as the junction zone formed by the two blocks of the second outer layer.
- the junction area formed by the two blocks of the first outer layer will extend in a different plane than the junction area formed by the two blocks of the second outer layer (as shown in Figure 3a).
- the two junction zones will be shifted which will make the mattress as a whole more solid.
- the bedding element described is a mattress
- the bedding element may be different.
- the bedding element can be a mattress or a mattress.
- the mattress may be of a sufficiently thin thickness to be used as an over-mattress.
- the over-mattress will have a thickness of between 8 and 15 centimeters.
- the mattress may be formed of a sufficiently large thickness and made of materials sufficiently firm to be used as a bed base, a traditional mattress or a mattress according to the invention then covering said bed base.
- Figure 7 shows a bed base comprises a first large main face 401 opposite a second large main face 402.
- the bed is here subdivided into three portions in the direction of its great length which define:
- successive reception areas B1, B3 whose succession B1 to B3 defines a third rest zone and of which an inverse succession B3 to B1 defines a fourth rest zone.
- the four rest areas have distinct home profiles, a user can easily find a rest area adapted to its morphology and its needs.
- the mattress has here:
- first outer layer 403 extending to form the first major main face 401, the first outer layer 403 being constituted by a first block 406 and a second block 407 joining at a first junction zone which extends at the border between the reception zone A1 and the reception zone A2 and a third block 410 which joins the second block 407 at a second junction zone which extends to the level of the border between the A2 reception area and the A3 reception area;
- a second external layer 404 extending to form the second major main face 402, the second outer layer 404 being constituted by a first block 408 and a second block 409 joining at a first junction zone which extends at the border between the reception zone B3 and the reception zone B2 and a third block 411 which joins the second block 409 at the border between the reception zone B2 and the reception area Bl.
- the three blocks forming each of the outer layers 403, 404 are for example assembled by gluing or adhesion.
- the different blocks constituting the outer layers 403, 404 are made of various materials which thus confer mechanical characteristics particular to the different reception areas for example in terms of elasticity, flexibility, firmness ...
- the first block 406 of the first outer layer 403 and the first block 408 of the second outer layer 404 are of flexible foam; the third block 410 of the first outer layer 403 and the third block 411 of the second outer layer 404 are of firm foam; the second block 407 of the first layer 403 comprises springs and the second block 409 of the second layer 404 comprises a pocket receiving slats.
- the intermediate layer is wood.
- the diversity of materials produces four home profiles that are distinct from each other.
- an armature surrounds the outer layers and the intermediate layer to form a unitary unit.
- the frame is for example wood.
- the mattress has the following indicative dimensions:
- the reception areas have the following indicative dimensions:
- reception areas A1, A3, B1, B3 have a length of 50 centimeters
- reception areas A2 and B2 have a length 1 2 of 100 centimeters.
- the outer layers have a thickness of 10 centimeters each along the entire length.
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