Cushion Table

Abstract

The cushion table comprises a cushion portion, a table portion provided on the cushion portion, a pad portion provided on the table portion, and a connecting portion provided between the cushion portion and the table portion, wherein the table portion comprises a plate and a table edge portion protruding from the upper surface of the plate, and the edge of the pad portion is inserted between the plate and the table edge portion.

Description

Technology Field

[65535] The present invention relates to a cushion table, and more specifically, to a cushion table that connects a cushion and a plate so that it can be used comfortably in a stable state while in close contact with the human body or furniture with irregular floor surfaces, such as sofas or beds. Background Technology Generally, a cushion is a household item made of cotton, sponge, springs, etc., to provide elasticity so that one can sit comfortably on seats such as chairs, sofas, or vehicles. Although there is no fixed size, they are typically made with sides of around 40 cm and come in shapes such as rectangles, squares, ovals, and circles, or they can be manufactured to have special shapes. However, whether it is a standard cushion or a bead cushion, cushions possess a fixed shape that maintains their current form unless an external force is applied. Yet, if heavy items such as books or coffee cups are placed on them, the shape becomes distorted due to the weight, making it difficult to use them as tables for placing items. Additionally, in the case of tables, although they are made of hard materials and can be used to place items on, they are difficult to use because the center of gravity is disrupted against the body or soft surfaces. The problem to be solved The present invention is intended to solve the aforementioned problems, and the objective of the present invention is to provide a cushion table that can place various items, such as coffee cups, on a plate, by connecting the cushion and the table to provide a cushion function that conveys a comfortable tactile sensation with a soft texture, and at the same time, allows various items to be placed on the plate. means of solving the problem According to one embodiment of the present invention, a cushion table comprises a cushion portion; a table portion provided on the cushion portion; a pad portion provided on the table portion; and a connecting portion provided between the cushion portion and the table portion. In one embodiment, the table portion may include a plate; and a table edge portion protruding from the upper surface of the plate. The edge of the pad portion may be inserted between the plate and the table edge portion. In one embodiment, a handle portion provided on the side of the cushion portion may be further included. In one embodiment, the table portion may include a pad insertion groove provided between the plate and the table edge portion. In one embodiment, the edge of the pad portion is provided in the pad insertion groove, and within the pad insertion groove, the upper surface and the lower surface of the pad portion may contact the lower surface of the table edge portion and the upper surface of the plate, respectively. In one embodiment, the height of the pad insertion groove may be equal to the thickness of the pad portion. In one embodiment, the cushion portion may further include a first reinforcing member provided between the connecting portion and the cushion portion; and a second reinforcing member provided between the connecting portion and the table portion. Effects of the invention According to the cushion table of the present invention, by connecting a cushion that provides softness with a hard table on which various items such as coffee cups can be placed, it is possible to provide a table function stably without slipping even on the lower part or on a curved floor surface. Brief explanation of the drawing FIG. 1 is a drawing showing a cushion table according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which the connecting part of the cushion table shown in FIG. 1 is separated. FIG. 3 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the handle part shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 4 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining another embodiment of the handle part shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 5 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the table part and the pad part shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 6 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which the connecting part is placed on the table part. FIG. 7 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which the connecting part is placed on the cushion part. FIG. 8 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which a reinforcing material is placed on the cushion part. FIG. 9 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which a reinforcing material is placed on the table part. Specific details for implementing the invention In the following, embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and in detail so that a person skilled in the art can easily practice the present invention. FIG. 1 is a drawing showing a cushion table according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a drawing exemplarily explaining a separated state of the connecting part of the cushion table shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a drawing exemplarily explaining a handle part shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a drawing exemplarily explaining another embodiment of the handle part shown in FIG. 1. Referring to FIG. 1 to 4, the cushion table may include a cushion part (100), a handle part (200), a table part (300), a pad part (400), and a connecting part (500). The cushion table may be used in a combined state of the cushion part (100), the handle part (200), the table part (300), the pad part (400), and the connecting part (500). The cushion table may be used on a flat surface, such as a room floor or a desk. The cushion part (100) can be placed on a flat surface because it is elastic. The table part (300) can be connected to the cushion part (100) and used to stably support objects. Additionally, the cushion table can be used on uneven surfaces such as a bed, a user's legs, a sofa, and a chair. Because the cushion part (100) is elastic, it can be placed on a flat surface. The table part (300) can be connected to the cushion part (100) and used to stably support objects. The cushion part (100) can provide softness using micro beads, sponge, cotton, or a combination thereof. The cushion part (100) can be used independently, such as as a pillow, seat cushion, or backrest. The table part (300) can be used to stably support objects on top. Accordingly, the table portion (300) can be used independently as a tray, tea tray, single-person multi-purpose table, tea tray, or multi-purpose single-person table.The cushion table may be used as a cushion portion (100) or a table portion (300) alone, or as a whole by combining them. The cushion table may be used as a cushion, a simple table, or a combination thereof. The cushion portion (100) may include an upper surface (110) and a lower surface (120) facing in opposite directions, and a side surface (130) provided between the upper surface (110) and the lower surface (120). The upper surface (110) may face the table portion (300). The side surface may include two first side surfaces (131) and two second side surfaces (132) that are longer than the first side surfaces. The cushion portion (100) may include a cover (140) and a filler (150). The cover (140) may be configured to accommodate the filler (150) inside it. An insert portion (141) may be provided on one side of the cover (140). The filling material may enter the inside of the cover (140) or exit the outside of the cover (140) through the insert (141). The cover (140) may include an opening / closing element adjacent to the insert (141). The opening / closing element may be configured to open or close the insert (141). For example, the opening / closing element may include a zipper, Velcro tape, a button, or a combination thereof. In one example, the cover (140) may include a material that is easy to wash and resistant to contamination. For example, the cover (140) may include cotton in a ratio of 100% or less. The filling material (150) may be provided inside the cover (140). The filling material (150) may include a material that is lightweight and allows the cushion (100) to adhere closely to the user's body. For example, the filling material (150) may include micro beads, sponge, cotton, or a combination thereof. A handle portion (200) may be provided on the side of the cushion portion (100). The handle portion (200) may be provided in the form of a string. The handle portion (200) may be gripped by a user. Both ends of the handle portion (200) may be fixed to the upper surface (110) and the bottom surface (120) of the cushion portion (100).Additionally, the handle portion (200) may be provided on the first side (131) or the second side (132). FIG. 5 is a drawing for exemplarily illustrating the table portion and pad portion illustrated in FIG. 1. Referring to FIG. 5, the table portion (300) may be provided on the cushion portion (100). The table portion (300) may include a plate (310), a curved edge (320), and a table edge portion (330). The plate (310) may have a plate shape extending along one direction. The plate (310) may stably support an object. The plate (310) may include a light and hard material. For example, the plate (310) may include wood, plastic, metal, or a combination thereof. The curved edge (320) may be provided on the plate (310). The curved edge (320) may be formed along the lower edge of the plate (310). The curved edge (320) may be provided over a portion or the entire area of ​​the lower surface of the plate (310). The curved edge (320) may be provided as a convex curved surface along the lower surface edge of the plate (310). In one example, the curved edge (320) may be formed without a boundary surface between it and the plate (310). In another example, the curved edge (320) may be formed by beveling the lower surface edge of the plate (310). The curved edge (320) may be made to be in close contact with the user's hand when gripping both ends of the table portion (300). The table edge portion (330) may be provided on the plate (310). The table edge portion (330) may extend along the edge of the plate (310). The table edge portion (330) may protrude onto the upper surface of the plate (310). The table edge portion (330) may have a shape in which its upper portion is bent toward the inner region of the table edge portion (330). The inner region of the table edge portion (330) may refer to the area enclosed by the table edge portion (330). In one example, the table edge portion (330) may be connected to the plate (310) without a boundary surface between them.In another example, the table edge portion (330) may be formed by joining with the plate (310). The table edge portion (330) may prevent objects or liquids (e.g., coffee) placed on the plate (310) from falling out of the table portion (300). A pad insertion groove (340) may be provided between the plate (310) and the table edge portion (330). An inner area of ​​the table edge portion (330) may be provided as a pad insertion groove (340). The pad insertion groove (340) may be an area into which the pad portion (400), described later, is inserted. The bottom surface of the upper part of the table edge portion (330), the side surface of the lower part of the table edge portion (330), and the upper surface of the plate (310) may be exposed by the pad insertion groove (340). The pad portion (400) may be provided on the plate (310). The edge of the pad portion (400) can be inserted into the pad insertion groove (340). Accordingly, the pad portion (400) can be fixed on the plate (310). When the pad portion (400) is inserted, the upper surface of the pad portion (400) can come into contact with the bottom surface of the upper part of the table edge portion (330), and the bottom surface of the pad portion (400) can come into contact with the upper surface of the plate (310). For example, the spacing of the pad insertion groove (340) can be substantially the same as the height of the pad insertion groove (340). Even if a liquid (e.g., coffee) flows into the table edge portion (330) along the upper surface of the pad portion (400), the liquid may not flow between the pad portion (400) and the table edge portion (330). In one example, the pad portion (400) may include a material that provides a sufficiently large frictional force to an object so that an object mounted on the pad portion (400) does not easily slide. For example, the pad portion (400) may include rubber, silicone, soft plastic, or a combination thereof. The pad portion (400) can prevent an object placed on the pad portion (400) from sliding. Accordingly, an object can be stably placed on the pad portion (400) in various environments such as a bed, sofa, living room floor, car seat, camping chair, etc.In one example, the pad portion (400) may include an elastic soft material. For example, the pad portion (400) may include rubber, silicone, soft plastic, or a combination thereof. The pad portion (400) can absorb shocks that occur when an object is placed on the pad portion (400). Accordingly, the pad portion (400) can protect the shape of the plate (310) and the object. In one example, the pad portion (400) may include a heat-resistant material whose properties do not change at various temperatures. The pad portion (400) may not change shape even if a hot or cold object is placed on the pad portion (400) and receives heat. Accordingly, the pad portion (400) can maintain its shape and function even if hot water is poured or ice is dropped on the pad portion (400). In one example, the table portion (300) may be made using various types of wood. Additionally, the table portion (300) may be provided using manufacturing methods such as solid wood, laminated wood, or plywood. Depending on the type of wood and manufacturing method, the table portion (300) may provide aesthetic qualities such as various patterns and colors. In one example, the pad portion (400) may include aesthetic qualities such as various types of saturation, brightness, and color. Even if the color of the pad portion (400) changes, the function of holding objects may be maintained. In one example, the pad portion (400) may be provided by being inserted into the pad insertion groove (340) of the table (300). Accordingly, the table (300) and the pad portion (400) can provide various aesthetics through combination. FIG. 6 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which the connecting portion is placed on the table portion, and FIG. 7 is a drawing for exemplarily explaining the state in which the connecting portion is placed on the cushion portion. Referring to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, the connecting portion (500) can be provided between the table portion (300) and the cushion portion (100). The connecting portion (500) can be configured so that the table portion (300) and the cushion portion (100) are combined or separated.For example, the connecting part (500) may include a snap button, a magnet, Velcro tape, a zipper, or a combination thereof. The connecting part (500) may connect the cushion part (100) and the table part (300) by connecting the first connecting element (510) and the second connecting element (520). The first connecting element (510) and the second connecting element (520) may be a snap button, a magnet, Velcro tape, or a combination thereof. For example, if the connecting part (500) is a snap button, a magnet, or Velcro tape, the first connecting element may be a concave button, a first magnet element, and a loop element, respectively. For example, if the connecting part (500) is a snap button, a magnet, and Velcro tape, the second connecting element may be a convex button, a second magnet element, and a hook element, respectively. If the connecting part (500) includes a snap button, a magnet, or Velcro tape, one of the first connecting element (510) and the second connecting element (520) may be placed on the upper surface of the cushion part (100), and the other of the second connecting element (520) and the first connecting element (510) may be placed on the lower surface of the cushion part (100). FIG. 8 is a drawing for exemplarily illustrating the state in which a reinforcing material is placed on the cushion part. Referring to FIG. 8, the first reinforcing material (610) may be provided between the connecting part (500) and the cushion part (100). For example, the first reinforcing material (610) may be fabric, plastic, or a combination thereof. For example, the first reinforcing material (610) may absorb the force or impact acting on the cover (140) when the cushion part (100) is separated from the table part (300). Accordingly, the cushion portion (100) can be prevented from tearing. FIG. 9 is a drawing for exemplarily illustrating the state in which a reinforcing material is placed in the table portion. Referring to FIG. 9, a second reinforcing material (610) may be provided between the connecting portion (500) and the table portion (300). For example, the second reinforcing material (610) may be fabric, plastic, or a combination thereof.For example, the second reinforcing member (610) can absorb the force or impact acting on the table portion (300) when the table portion (300) is separated from the cushion portion (100). Accordingly, damage to the table portion (300) can be prevented. The above description is a specific embodiment for implementing the present invention. In addition to the above-described embodiment, the present invention may also include embodiments that can be simply modified or easily modified. Furthermore, the present invention may also include technologies that can be easily modified and implemented using the embodiments. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the above-described embodiment, but should be defined by the claims set forth below as well as equivalents to the claims of this invention. Explanation of the symbols 100: Cushion part 200: Handle part 300: Table part 400: Pad part 500: Connecting part

Claims

Claim 1 A cushion portion configured to have elasticity so as to be seated even on an uneven floor surface; a pad portion configured to support an object; a table portion configured to fix the pad portion; and a connecting portion connecting the cushion portion and the table portion, wherein the cushion portion includes a handle portion, the handle portion is provided on the side of the cushion portion, and the handle portion is provided along the direction from the upper surface of the cushion portion toward the floor surface, and the table portion includes a plate material configured to support the pad portion; a table edge portion provided at the edge of the plate material; a curved edge provided to surround the table edge portion; and a pad insertion groove provided in the empty space between the plate material and the table edge portion, and the cushion portion includes an insertion portion configured to be opened or closed. A cushion table further comprising: a first reinforcing member provided between the connecting member and the cushion member, which absorbs force or impact acting on the cover when the cushion member is separated from the table member to prevent the cushion member from tearing; and a second reinforcing member provided between the connecting member and the table member, which absorbs force or impact acting on the table member when the table member is separated from the cushion member to prevent the table member from being damaged. Claim 2 delete Claim 3 delete Claim 4 delete Claim 5 delete

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