EP3991601A1 - Jambe ou base pourvue d'au moins un pied automatiquement pivotant et/ou rotatif - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a leg or a base with at least one foot for a piece of furniture supported on a base, in particular a table, chair or stool, or for a tripod or traverse supported on a base according to the preamble of claim 1, a piece of furniture, in particular A table, chair or stool with at least one leg according to the invention or a base according to claim 6, and a traverse or a tripod with at least one leg according to the invention or a base according to claim 7.
- a piece of furniture for example a chair, a stool, a table, an armchair or a sofa, or a truss or a tripod tend to wobble on an uneven surface, namely uneven ground or the floor, or on an inclined plane, because all legs reach the ground at the same time, in particular at least one leg is not in contact with the standing surface. It doesn't matter whether the leg hovers just a few millimeters or more than 1 cm above the floor space, because the lack of contact of one leg already means that the piece of furniture, for example, is not supported stably on the floor space or on the ground.
- a device for tables made of metal, wood, plastic or other technical materials which includes several table legs, of which at least 1 leg is not on the ground so that the table wobbles, is, for example, from DE 202010006940 U1 famous.
- the known device for leveling wobbly tables comprises a carrier plate made of plastic, metal, wood or paper, cardboard or other materials to which one or more slides made of plastic, metal, wood or paper, cardboard or other materials are loosely and slidably attached.
- the slides are wedge-shaped with an oblique Level designed and can be moved to the center of the support plate, whereby the support plate can be leveled and so gets in contact with the floating leg.
- a disadvantage of the known device or the known measures is that they require additional elements that are not part of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the stand to level out the unevenness of the floor. If these additional elements for leveling are not available, a wobbling of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod cannot be remedied. When the piece of furniture, the traverse or the stand is adjusted, the additional elements must always be realigned relative to the leg that is not in contact with the standing surface. Bending over a person to place the elements under the leg is extremely tedious and requires trying out the height of the elements several times until, for example, the piece of furniture is finally supported on the ground without wobbling. In addition, the known elements are only suitable up to a certain very low level compensation.
- the object of the invention is to at least partially improve the device known from the prior art or the known measures for setting up a wobble-free piece of furniture, a traverse or a stand.
- the object of the present invention is to develop a new type of leg for a piece of furniture, a traverse or a tripod that is self-setting or self-adjusting to the ground or the standing area, in particular on an uneven surface, allows.
- leg according to the invention naturally also apply in connection with the piece of furniture according to the invention, the tripod according to the invention and the traverse according to the invention and vice versa, so that the disclosure of the individual aspects of the invention is always referred to alternately , or can be.
- the leg or the base according to the invention with at least one foot for a piece of furniture supported on a base, in particular a table or chair, tripod or traverse includes the technical teaching that the foot relative to the leg or the base can pivot and/or or can be twisted in such a way that the contact of the piece of furniture, the tripod or the traverse to the ground, in particular if the ground is uneven, is maintained by pivoting or twisting the foot by means of the foot.
- the foot which can be automatically pivoted and/or rotated relative to a leg or a base, makes it easy to set up a piece of furniture, for example, on an uneven surface or an uneven base, without the need for a person to readjust the wobble-free alignment of the piece of furniture or to accompany it by trying it out several times.
- the inventive leg or the base with the foot which automatically pivots or twists relative to the leg or the base, compared to the device known from the prior art or the known measures that the leg is fixed to the piece of furniture , the traverse or the tripod is connected, or the base with the pivotable and / or rotatable foot attached to it is part of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod, so that when you move the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod, the leg or the foot attached to the base of the piece of furniture, the truss or the tripod is always carried along and when the piece of furniture, the truss or the tripod is repositioned, which enables it to be set up automatically without a person having to move a leg floating due to an uneven surface Making contact with the subsoil or the standing surface, for example by means of the V device or by a folded beer mat.
- the leg can already be delivered, for example, with a piece of furniture and be part of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod.
- the base according to the invention can, for example, be part of the piece of furniture, for example a frame or table top, or can replace it with the foot attached thereto so that it can pivot and/or rotate.
- a member of a multi-membered foot can also be understood as a base, to which a twin or double foot is fastened so that it can pivot and/or rotate.
- a component attached to the piece of furniture for example, can also be used as the base, for example a receptacle mounted below the table top for attaching the foot. That too leg according to the invention can replace a leg mounted on a piece of furniture.
- the foot which can be pivoted and/or twisted automatically relative to the leg, can also be used for attachment to at least one leg already mounted on a piece of furniture or to, for example, a tabletop or a frame of the piece of furniture.
- a piece of furniture equipped with legs, a traverse or a tripod can be retrofitted with the leg or the base according to the invention or by means of the attachment of the foot that can automatically pivot and/or rotate relative to the leg.
- one aspect of the present invention is also a retrofit kit for a piece of furniture, a traverse or a tripod with legs, comprising a leg according to the invention or a base with a foot that pivots and/or twists automatically relative to the leg or the base or a foot that rotates automatically pivoting and/or twisting foot attachable to a leg or base of the furniture, truss or tripod.
- “Automatically rotatable or pivotable foot” is to be understood as a device for automatic level control or adjustment of the installation surfaces on a surface, in particular on an uneven surface, which enables a wobble-free installation of a piece of furniture, in particular a table, a chair or a stool, or a wobble-free setting up of a tripod or a truss without the need for an active action by a person.
- An “automatically rotatable or pivotable foot” is thus understood to be an adaptive foot that adapts to the conditions of the subsurface, i.e. the conditions of the base of the piece of furniture, the tripod or the traverse.
- a “piece of furniture” is to be understood in particular as a table, a stool or a chair.
- other pieces of furniture such as a sofa, an armchair or pieces of storage furniture, such as sideboards, cupboards, side tables or chests of drawers, should also be understood as pieces of furniture within the meaning of the present invention.
- a "piece of furniture” should also be understood as a grill or a grill station, with a grill or a grill station advantageously combining the leg according to the invention with the foot with at least one wheel in order to enable the grill or the grill station to be moved.
- Trusses within the meaning of the present invention are used, for example, for setting up projection apparatus or light or stage installations, which often require setting up outdoors on meadows or stony ground.
- tripods are understood to mean, for example, camera tripods, tripods for measuring apparatus or tripods with lighting devices, with this listing only being given as an example.
- the foot attached to the leg or the base is designed as a multi-membered foot, with at least one member of the foot serving to fasten the foot to the leg or the base.
- attachment to the leg or base can also be between the two members of the foot.
- the foot is particularly preferably designed as a tripartite foot, which advantageously rests on a central leg on the base, i.e. the standing surface, on the piece of furniture, on the tripod or on the truss, or with which the piece of furniture, the tripod or the truss rests gets up from the ground.
- the three-part foot preferably has at least one double foot with differently designed limbs, which differ, for example, in their length, in their strength or in their material properties, or with the same limbs as a twin foot, which do not differ in length, strength or material properties.
- the attachment of the foot to the leg or the base is designed to be rotatable.
- a rotational movement of the foot is understood as meaning a radial or axial rotational movement of the foot relative to the leg.
- a rotational movement of the foot on the base is understood to mean a radial rotational movement of the foot that is automatic relative to the base.
- the automatic rotational movement of the foot relative to the leg advantageously takes place via the pivotable attachment of the multi-link foot via the link attached to the leg.
- the automatic rotational movement of the foot relative to the base is advantageously carried out via the direct rotatable attachment of the multi-part foot to the base of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod, with the base of the piece of furniture in the form of a table, for example, being the table top or frame.
- the rotatable attachment of the limb to the leg or the foot to the base advantageously allows leveling, for example, of a tabletop, a seat or a holder for a measuring device or a lighting device in relation to an uneven surface on which the piece of furniture, the tripod or the Traverse supported.
- the rotatable attachment of the member of the multi-part foot attached to the leg or the rotatable attachment of the foot to the base configured as a frame or table top advantageously enables the horizontal alignment of the table top over an uneven surface on which the table rests supports the leg according to the invention.
- the members configured as a double or twin foot are so pivotable relative to the leg-attached member or relative to the base rotatably mounted so that the double or twin base reacts automatically to any unevenness in the ground, so that the piece of furniture, the tripod or the truss stands on the ground without wobbling.
- the double or twin foot behaves according to the principle of an upside down children's seesaw when automatically leveling out unevenness, whereby the attachment of the "children's seesaw” is thus at the end of a Side arm of the tripartite foot or between the rocker arms, namely on the limb attached to the leg or directly on the base.
- the above-mentioned configuration of the leg or the base according to the invention with the foot attached to it advantageously means that at least one limb of the double or twin foot is always in contact with the ground by pivoting or twisting the foot relative to the leg or the base.
- the links configured as a double or twin foot are pivotally attached to the leg attached link relative to the leg attached link such that the double or twin foot is self-actuating reacts to unevenness in the subsoil so that the piece of furniture, the tripod or the truss stands on the subsoil without wobbling.
- the double or twin foot behaves according to the principle of an upside-down children's rocker when automatically leveling out unevenness, whereby the attachment of the "children's rocker" would thus be designed at the end of a side arm of the three-part foot, namely on the part of the foot attached to the leg .
- the above-mentioned configuration of the leg according to the invention with the foot attached to it advantageously means that at least one limb of the double or twin foot, in particular one Standing surface or a support point of the limb, contact with the ground.
- inventive aspects of the present invention are a piece of furniture, in particular a table, chair or stool, a tripod and a traverse with at least one leg according to the invention.
- the piece of furniture according to the invention, the stand according to the invention and the traverse according to the invention are advantageously configured with a central leg, which is connected to the piece of furniture, the truss or the stand with at least one leg, which can also be the central leg, and with at least one to the central leg pivotable and / or twistable multi-part foot, which is designed as a three-part foot with a double or twin foot.
- the configuration with a double or twin foot advantageously has 4 installation surfaces, via which the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod is supported on the ground.
- the multi-part foot is designed as a three-part foot with two double or twin feet.
- the configuration with two double or twin feet advantageously has 5 installation surfaces, via which the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod is supported on the ground.
- the multi-part foot is particularly preferably designed as a three-part foot with three double or twin feet.
- the configuration with three double or twin feet advantageously has 6 installation surfaces, via which the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod is supported on the ground.
- part of a piece of furniture, a tripod or a traverse can be replaced by a base with at least one foot that can be pivoted and/or rotated on the base and is designed as a double foot or twin foot.
- the base is already an integral part of the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod, to which at least one double foot or twin foot can be attached in a pivotable and/or rotatable manner, the double foot or twin foot having at least one leg, and even more preferably two legs, for example one four-legged table replaced.
- the principle of a piece of furniture, a traverse or a tripod with at least one double or twin foot that can be rotated relative to the leg or base means that the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod always has full contact with the base, i.e. full contact on the base has, even if this has bumps or this is an inclined plane.
- the principle of a piece of furniture, a traverse or a tripod with at least one double or twin foot that can be rotated relative to the leg or base means that the piece of furniture, the traverse or the tripod always has full contact with the base, i.e. full contact on the base has, even if this has bumps or this is an inclined plane.
- the disadvantage of the traverses with three legs known from the prior art is that the length of the three legs has to be adjusted to one another in order to regulate the level.
- the leg according to the invention By replacing at least one leg with the leg according to the invention with the foot that can be rotated or pivoted on it, the leveling on uneven ground or with an inclined plane takes place automatically, almost automatically, without the lengths of the legs having to be adjusted to one another.
- a measuring device mounted on the tripod or a lighting device can therefore be used immediately when the tripod is set up.
- FIG. 1 1 shows a leg 1 according to the invention designed as a central leg 10 with two twin feet 12 and a double foot 11.
- the double foot 11 comprises two links 8 and 9, with the link 8 being shorter than the link 9.
- the two twin feet 12 with the same members 8 and 9, the twin foot 12 that is guided backwards out of the plane of the drawing being represented by broken lines, are immovably connected via their members 7 to the leg 1 designed as the central leg 10.
- a rotation or pivoting of the twin feet 12 relative to the leg 1, 10 takes place via a rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the links 8 and 9 of the twin feet 12 to the links 7.
- the right multi-link foot shown in the figure is 2 , 3, 4 with a double foot 11 relative to the leg 1 according to the invention designed as a central leg 10 so that it can rotate and is fastened to the leg 1 via the link 7 .
- the rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the link 7 and/or the links 8 and 9 can be mounted, for example by means of ball, roller or plain bearings.
- the rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the member 7 and / or the members 8 and 9 can also be screw, bolt or Riveted connections are made.
- link 7 and/or links 8 and 9 A form-fitting attachment of link 7 and/or links 8 and 9 is also conceivable, with links 8,9 having jaws with pins pointing inward, for example, with the jaws being wrapped around the part to be connected from the left and right, here for example the Gripping member 7 and engaging the pins in a bore formed in the part to be connected, the pins engaging in the bore allowing rotary or pivotal movement of the two parts so connected.
- this embodiment can also be reversed, in which case the links 8, 9 engage in jaws formed on the part to be connected, for example of the link 7 (not shown here).
- the distance between the jaws and/or their material design can also be used to clamp the part held between the jaws, so that advantageously no additional fastening measures are necessary.
- the rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the double foot 11 to the leg 10, 1 shown in the figure enables, for example, the horizontal alignment of a table top 60 of a piece of furniture 5 designed as a table 6 over an uneven surface on which the table 6 is placed via the inventive as Central leg 10 designed leg 1 supports.
- a folding mechanism for the foot 2,3,4 can also be formed with this design, which enables the foot 2,3,4 to be stowed away in a space-saving manner.
- the rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the double or twin foot can also be effected in combination with the rotatable or pivotable attachment 80 of the multi-part foot 2 , 3 , 4 via the link 7 on the leg 1 .
- figure 2 shows a leg 1 according to the invention with a twin foot that can rotate axially relative thereto. Contrary to the figure 1 Feet 2,3,4 shown is in the figure 2 foot 2,3,4 shown is inserted into the leg 1 via the link 7 parallel to the axis XX of the leg 1 and can automatically rotate around the axis XX so that the twin foot 12 can make contact on uneven ground at least via one end of a link 8 or 9 has, and preferably via both members 8 and 9 can automatically build up contact with the ground.
- figure 3 shows a sketch of a piece of furniture 5 according to the invention in the form of a round table 6 in a top view of the tabletop 60 from below.
- two legs 61 and 62 are attached, each with a footprint 61.1 and 62.1.
- a three-part foot 2,3,4 is attached to leg 1, which is designed as a central leg 10, with two links 8 and 9 forming a twin foot 12 or a double foot 11.
- the links 8 and 9 each end with a support surface 8.1 and 9.1, so that the table shown has a total of 4 installation surfaces 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1.
- the angular distances between the installation areas 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned at equal distances from one another. With 4 installation areas 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1, as shown in the figure, there is an angle of 90° between the individual installation areas 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1, which is advantageous for stability.
- the installation surfaces 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned relative to the outer contour 600 of the table top 60 in such a way that they do not protrude beyond the outer contour 600 of the table top 60, which prevents tripping over the areas below the table top 60 lying installation areas 60.1, 61.1, 8.1 and 9.1 can be prevented.
- figure 4 shows a sketch of a piece of furniture 5 according to the invention in the form of a round table 6 in a top view of the tabletop 60 from below.
- a leg 61 is attached with a footprint 61.1.
- two three-part feet 2,3,4 are attached to leg 1, which is designed as a central leg 10, each with two links 8 and 9 forming a twin foot 12 or a double foot 11.
- the links 8 and 9 each end with a support surface 8.1 and 9.1, see above that the table shown has a total of 5 installation areas 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1.
- the angular distances between the installation areas 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned at equal distances from one another.
- installation surfaces 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1 With 5 installation surfaces 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1, as shown in the figure, there is an angle of 72° between the individual installation surfaces 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1, which is advantageous for stability. As can also be seen in this figure, the installation surfaces 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned relative to the outer contour 600 of the table top 60 in such a way that they do not protrude beyond the outer contour 600 of the table top 60, which prevents tripping over the areas below the table top 60 lying installation areas 60.1, 8.1 and 9.1 can be prevented.
- figure 5 shows a sketch of a piece of furniture 5 according to the invention in the form of a round table 6 in a top view of the tabletop 60 from below.
- Three tripartite feet 2,3,4 are attached to leg 1, which is designed as a central leg 10, each with two links 8 and 9 forming a twin foot 12 or a double foot 11.
- the links 8 and 9 each end with a support surface 8.1 and 9.1, so that the table shown has a total of 6 footprints 8.1 and 9.1.
- the angular distances between the installation areas 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned at equal distances from one another. With 6 installation areas 8.1 and 9.1, as shown in the figure, there is an angle of 60° between the individual installation areas 8.1 and 9.1, which is advantageous for stability.
- the installation surfaces 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned relative to the outer contour 600 of the tabletop 60 in such a way that they do not protrude beyond the outer contour 600 of the tabletop 60, which means that there is a risk of tripping over the installation surfaces below the tabletop 60 8.1 and 9.1 can be prevented.
- figure 6 shows a sketch of a piece of furniture 5 according to the invention in the form of a rectangular table 6 in a top view of the tabletop 60 from below.
- Three tripartite feet 2,3,4 are attached to leg 1, which is designed as a central leg 10, each with two links 8 and 9 forming a twin foot 12 or a double foot 11.
- the links 8 and 9 each end with a support surface 8.1 and 9.1, so that the table shown has a total of 6 footprints 8.1 and 9.1.
- the installation surfaces 8.1 and 9.1 are aligned relative to the outer contour 600 of the tabletop 60 in such a way that they do not protrude beyond the outer contour 600 of the tabletop 60, which means that there is a risk of tripping over the installation surfaces below the tabletop 60 8.1 and 9.1 can be prevented.
- Such a table 6 with a leg 1 designed as a central leg 10 can be easily occupied via the corners of the table 6, since there, as in the usual way, no legs are attached which, when the table 6 is occupied, for example on one of the table 6 pushed bank, can be a hindrance.
- the table top 60 can also be square, triangular or polygonal or have a flowing outer contour 600 with different radii that merge into one another.
- FIG 7 shows an end cap 70 for attachment to the ends of the links 8 and 9 that are supported on the ground.
- the end cap 70 is advantageously pushed partially into the link 8 or 9 and at least partially overlaps the ends of the links 8 and 9
- Link 8.9 inserted portion 72 of the end cap 70 is shown hatched in the figure.
- the overlapped by the end cap 70 section 8.3 of the end of the member 8.9 is shown by broken lines of the contour of the end of the member 8.9.
- the end cap 70 has a contour which always forms an optimal and largest possible contact area following the automatic rotary movement or pivoting of the foot 2,3,4, without encroaching on the automatic rotary or pivoting movement of the foot 2,3,4 hinder.
- the grooves 71 worked into the end cap 70 allow the leveling out of small bumps on the standing surface, for example the end cap 70 reaching over small stones.
- FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of a piece of furniture 5 according to the invention in the form of a rectangular table 6 with two legs 61 and 62 at the rear end of the table 6.
- a base 100 is attached below the table top 60, on which a foot 2.3 according to the invention , 4 is attached in the form of a twin foot 12 via a rotatable or pivotable attachment 80.
- the pivoting or pivoting mount 80 is located midway between the two links 8 and 9. As shown in FIG.
- the rear legs 61 and 62 are firmly connected to the tabletop 60.
- the foot 2 , 3 , 4 behaves according to the principle of an upside-down children's seesaw when automatically leveling out the unevenness, with the attachment of the "children's seesaw” thus being designed on the base 100 .
- the base 100 and the foot 2,3,4 can also be understood as a three-part foot 2,3,4, with the part 7 attached to the table top 60 below the table 6 being the base 100 opposite the two other parts 8 and 9 are pivotable or rotatable.
- FIG 9 shows figure 9 the piece of furniture 5 in the form of a rectangular table 6 from figure 4 in a perspective view obliquely from above onto the table top 60.
- the legs 61 and 62 and the foot 2,3,4 designed as a twin foot 12 do not protrude beyond the contour 600 of the table top 6.
- the legs 61 and 62 and the base 100 can also be attached to a frame of the table 6 contrary to the illustration, or the frame can serve as a base 100 for the rotatable attachment of the foot 2 , 3 , 4 designed as a twin foot 12 .
- leg 1 With regard to the material design of the leg 1 according to the invention and the base 100, all materials that are used to form a leg 1 or as a base 100 for a piece of furniture 5, a tripod 6 or a traverse 7 are used, and which are suitable for forming a leg 1 or a base, for example wood, plastic, aluminum, metal alloys or a combination of at least two of these materials being mentioned here as a non-limiting material.
- the end caps 70 are advantageously made of plastic or of a vulcanized elastomer, for example a rubber compound.
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| WO2007041725A1 (fr) * | 2004-11-24 | 2007-04-12 | Paul William Smuts Mincher | Meuble ou autre équipement doté de pieds de support |
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