Three-layer type sleeping cabin
A technology of sleeping cabin and bottom layer, which is applied in the direction of living cabins, sleeper appliances, transport passenger cars, etc. It can solve the problems of complex movements, high difficulty in moving the bed, and inability to provide comfortable sitting environment for passengers.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2008-08-06
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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technical field
[0001] The invention belongs to a sleeping cabin with a three-layer structure, in particular to a sleeping cabin with combined upper, middle and lower bunks in passenger vehicles such as railway passenger cars and passenger ships and fixed buildings. Background technique
[0002] Three-berth sleeping compartments are common in long-distance railway sleeping cars. In addition, it can also be seen in passenger ships and special hotel rooms and dormitories. The main purpose of adopting the three-layer berth method is to maximize the space utilization rate on the premise of ensuring the most basic sleeper environment for passengers. In the current Chinese standard Type 25 railway hard sleeper carriages, the arrangement of sleepers is to arrange 11 open or semi-closed sleeper rooms by one side wall of the carriage, and each sleeper room has two rows separated by the partition walls on both sides. three berths. Passengers in the middle and upper berths can step ...
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[0133] According to the basic features of the present invention, a bunk layout scheme of a three-layer sleeping cabin is as follows: figure 1 As shown, the head and tail of all the beds in this scheme have the same orientation, and the upper and lower floors are misaligned with each other, and the misalignment range is about a quarter of the length of a sleeping cabin, which is about 0.5 meters. Partition wall 2 is shared between adjacent sleeping cabins on the same floor. The foot hole 14-01 and the floor 5-01 in the top sleeping cabin 01 are just embedded in the upper space between the fixed bed board 3-1-02 of the middle sleeping cabin 02 below it and the partition wall 2-02 at the end of the bed. The space is partially occupied, which has the least impact on the lying activities of people living in the middle sleeping cabin. The foot hole 14-02 in the middle-level sleeping cabin 02 also just embeds the upper space between the fixed bed board 3-1-03 of the bottom sleeping ...