GB2166047A

GB2166047A - Baby carrier

Info

Publication number: GB2166047A
Application number: GB08515378A
Authority: GB
Inventors: George Jao Horng
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1984-10-25
Filing date: 1985-06-18
Publication date: 1986-04-30
Also published as: GB8515378D0

Abstract

A foldable baby carrier 10 comprises bottom board 11, back board 12, side boards 13, 14, a front piece of mosquito net 15, a top piece of mosquito net 16 and a supporting rod 17. The net 16 is attached to boards 13, 14 by zipper 18 and to back board 12 by "Velcro" (RTM). Boards 12, 13 and 14 and net 15, 16 fold on to board 11. Supporting belts 19 are provided on sides 13, 14. Edge 20 of board 11 has adjustable belt 22 for carrying the cradle and zipper 24 for closing the folded assembly. A bag for small articles may be provided on the outside surface of board 12 and the carrier may be mounted on castors. <IMAGE>

Description

SPECIFICATION Baby carrier This invention relates to an easy-on-babybuggy, particularly a device could be folding boards.

Most of the conventional cradles are made of wood, ratten, or metal, usually having a large size and being much heavy; therefore, it is not easy to move and to disassemble for travelling use. In the present invention, the drawbacks of the conventional cradles have been completely eliminated; the present invention can be used indoors and outdoors; it is easy to manufacture at lower cost.

This invention relates to an easy-on-babybuggy, which comprises a number of folding boards made of rigid cardboard, of laminated wood or plastic board. The inner surface of the board may be covered with a foamed rubber lining, and then the board is completely covered with PVC or other suitable material.

The front and top portion of the cradle is covered with mosquito net sheets, of which the corner and edge portions are supported with plastic rods. The aforesaid boards are connected one another with zipper and Velcro (RTM) so as to keep the mosquitos and flies out of the cradle. The back board of the cradle is furnished with a bag fixed in position with ziper or Velcro for containing small articles such as milk bottle and diaper. Under the bottom board of the cradle, there are furnished with four castor-mounting seats for mounting four castors in a detachable manner.

Since the cradle of the present invention is light, portable, and detachable, it can used indoors and outdoors. When not using, the cradle may be folded up for storage convenience so as to save space. An embodiment of this invention is described, by way of example, with reference to the drawings in which: Figure 1 is a perspective view of a cradle assembled of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a sectional view taken from line A-A in Fig. 1.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the cradle being disassembled.

Figure 4 illustrates a bag mounted on the back board of the cradle.

Figure 5 is a perspective view of the cradle being folded up with castors being mounted.

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the castor mounting seat.

Figure 7 is a perspective view of the castor to be mounted on the mounting seat.

Referring to Fig. 1, there is shown a cradle 10 of the present invention, which comprises a bottom board 11, a back board 12, a left side board 13, a right side board 14, a front piece of mosquito net 15, a top piece of mosquito net 16, and a supporting rod 17.

The both ends of the mosquito net are attached to the left and right side boards 13 and 14 by means of a zipper 18. The mosquito net edge 16a and the left and right edges 13a and 14a of mosquito net are connected with the back board 12 by means of Velcro. The back board 12, the two side boards 13 and 14, and the front piece of mosquito net 15 are folded on the bottom board 11. A set-up cradle has a size of about 40 inches long and 20 inches wide. Along the edge of the bottom board 11, there is furnished with a wide edge 20, along which a zipper 24 is mounted, and is connected the zipper on the edge portion of the back board.

After the cradle being folded up, its thickness will be no more than eight (8) inches. Around the bottom board edge 20, there is furnished with a wide helt 22 for strengthening the bottom board edge and for portable purpose. The weight of a folded cradle would be no more than 5.5 kilograms.

Referring to Fig. 2, there is shown a sectional view taken from line A-A in Fig. 1, which shows a bag 23 for miscellaneous articles.

Fig. 3 illustrates a cradle being folded, in which the top piece of mosquito net has been separated from the back board 12; the left and right boards 13 and 14 are to be folded.

Both the left and right side boards 13 and 14 are furnished with supporting belts 19 res pevtiveiy so as to be separable from the back board 12.

Fig. 4 illustrates the back board 12 being attached with a bag 23 for small articles.

Fig. 5 illustrates the bottom board being mounted with four castors 25 to the mounting seats 26 in a detachable manner. Before mounting the castors, the castor mounting seats may be used as a stable means to the cradle on the ground.

When the cradle is not in use, it may be folded up for carrying or shoring convenience.

When it is necessary to set up, pull the zipper 24 to open the folded package, and have the left and right side boards 13 and 14 stand verticaily; then, let the edge portions 1 3a and 14a connect with the edge portion of back board 12 by means of Velcro. The front piece of mosquito net 15 and the top piece of mosquito net 16 are set up by pulling the zipper 18 at both sides, and let the terminal portion of mosquito net 1 6a connect together with the top portion of the back board 12 by means of Velcro. If it is necessary, the castors may be mounted so as to let the cradle move around smoothly.

1. An easy-on-baby-buggy comprising a folding bottom board, a folding back board, a folding left and right side boards, a front piece and a top piece of mosquito net; and the said folding boards are made of rigid board, of which the inner surface being covered with a foam rubber, and then the whole board is

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Claims

**WARNING** start of CLMS field may overlap end of DESC **. SPECIFICATION Baby carrier This invention relates to an easy-on-babybuggy, particularly a device could be folding boards. Most of the conventional cradles are made of wood, ratten, or metal, usually having a large size and being much heavy; therefore, it is not easy to move and to disassemble for travelling use. In the present invention, the drawbacks of the conventional cradles have been completely eliminated; the present invention can be used indoors and outdoors; it is easy to manufacture at lower cost. This invention relates to an easy-on-babybuggy, which comprises a number of folding boards made of rigid cardboard, of laminated wood or plastic board. The inner surface of the board may be covered with a foamed rubber lining, and then the board is completely covered with PVC or other suitable material. The front and top portion of the cradle is covered with mosquito net sheets, of which the corner and edge portions are supported with plastic rods. The aforesaid boards are connected one another with zipper and Velcro (RTM) so as to keep the mosquitos and flies out of the cradle. The back board of the cradle is furnished with a bag fixed in position with ziper or Velcro for containing small articles such as milk bottle and diaper. Under the bottom board of the cradle, there are furnished with four castor-mounting seats for mounting four castors in a detachable manner. Since the cradle of the present invention is light, portable, and detachable, it can used indoors and outdoors. When not using, the cradle may be folded up for storage convenience so as to save space. An embodiment of this invention is described, by way of example, with reference to the drawings in which: Figure 1 is a perspective view of a cradle assembled of the present invention. Figure 2 is a sectional view taken from line A-A in Fig. 1. Figure 3 is a perspective view of the cradle being disassembled. Figure 4 illustrates a bag mounted on the back board of the cradle. Figure 5 is a perspective view of the cradle being folded up with castors being mounted. Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the castor mounting seat. Figure 7 is a perspective view of the castor to be mounted on the mounting seat. Referring to Fig. 1, there is shown a cradle 10 of the present invention, which comprises a bottom board 11, a back board 12, a left side board 13, a right side board 14, a front piece of mosquito net 15, a top piece of mosquito net 16, and a supporting rod 17. The both ends of the mosquito net are attached to the left and right side boards 13 and 14 by means of a zipper 18. The mosquito net edge 16a and the left and right edges 13a and 14a of mosquito net are connected with the back board 12 by means of Velcro. The back board 12, the two side boards 13 and 14, and the front piece of mosquito net 15 are folded on the bottom board 11. A set-up cradle has a size of about 40 inches long and 20 inches wide. Along the edge of the bottom board 11, there is furnished with a wide edge 20, along which a zipper 24 is mounted, and is connected the zipper on the edge portion of the back board. After the cradle being folded up, its thickness will be no more than eight (8) inches. Around the bottom board edge 20, there is furnished with a wide helt 22 for strengthening the bottom board edge and for portable purpose. The weight of a folded cradle would be no more than 5.5 kilograms. Referring to Fig. 2, there is shown a sectional view taken from line A-A in Fig. 1, which shows a bag 23 for miscellaneous articles. Fig. 3 illustrates a cradle being folded, in which the top piece of mosquito net has been separated from the back board 12; the left and right boards 13 and 14 are to be folded. Both the left and right side boards 13 and 14 are furnished with supporting belts 19 res pevtiveiy so as to be separable from the back board 12. Fig. 4 illustrates the back board 12 being attached with a bag 23 for small articles. Fig. 5 illustrates the bottom board being mounted with four castors 25 to the mounting seats 26 in a detachable manner. Before mounting the castors, the castor mounting seats may be used as a stable means to the cradle on the ground. When the cradle is not in use, it may be folded up for carrying or shoring convenience. When it is necessary to set up, pull the zipper 24 to open the folded package, and have the left and right side boards 13 and 14 stand verticaily; then, let the edge portions 1 3a and 14a connect with the edge portion of back board 12 by means of Velcro. The front piece of mosquito net 15 and the top piece of mosquito net 16 are set up by pulling the zipper 18 at both sides, and let the terminal portion of mosquito net 1 6a connect together with the top portion of the back board 12 by means of Velcro. If it is necessary, the castors may be mounted so as to let the cradle move around smoothly. CLAIMS

1. An easy-on-baby-buggy comprising a folding bottom board, a folding back board, a folding left and right side boards, a front piece and a top piece of mosquito net; and the said folding boards are made of rigid board, of which the inner surface being covered with a foam rubber, and then the whole board is covered with PVC or other suitable material; and the connected edges between the mosquito net and the two side boards are furnished with zipper, and the connected edges between the mosquito net and said side boards and said back boards are furnished with Velcro; and said back board and said two side boards and siad mosquito net are connected with said bottom board in a folding manner; and the cradle may be set up by means of zipper and Velcro.

2. An easy-on-baby-buggy as claimed in claim 1, wherein the periphery of said bottom board is furnished with a wide edge for mounting a zipper so as to connect together with the zipper on the edge of said back board, and upon the cradle being folded up and pulling said zipper to closed position, said folded cradle would become a flat body with a thickness no more than eight inches.

3. An easy-on-baby-buggy as claimed in claim 2, wherein said wide edge portion of the cradle is provided with a belt, which is adjustable and used for carrying the cradle.

4. An easy-on-baby-buggy as claimed in claim 1, wherein castor mounting seats are mounted under the four corners of said bottom board for supporting said cradle on a surface; and upon said mounting seats being mounted with castors respectively, said cradle can be moved on a surface smoothly.

5. An easy-on-baby-buggy as claimed in claim 1, wherein the outside surface of said back board is provided with a bag to contain small articles.