Stable anti-toppling swing chair

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of swing chairs, in particular to a stable anti-toppling swing chair. The technical problems that an existing swing chair is usually supported through a triangular support arranged in a simple structure, if the amplitude is too large in the swinging process, toppling is prone to being caused, and stability is low are solved, compared with a traditional swing chair, the swing chair comprises a swing chair assembly, a swing beam assembly, a first supporting assembly and a second supporting assembly, the first supporting assembly with the damping structure and the second supporting assembly used for assisting in supporting and improving stability are matched to support the swing beam assembly, so that the supporting stability can be greatly improved, the swing chair is not prone to toppling in the shaking process, and the first supporting assembly can play a main supporting role; the second supporting assembly can support the first supporting assembly from the front end and the rear end, so that the first supporting assembly is not prone to toppling, the cross beam can play a role in bearing, and the swing chair assembly is used for leaning, resting and relaxing.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of swing chairs, in particular to a stable and anti-dumping swing chair. Background Art

[0002] A swing chair is a chair that can swing back and forth. It looks similar to a swing and is stylish and beautiful. A swing chair can allow people to relax and enjoy a leisurely time while swinging. It can also cultivate children's sense of balance and body perception. It can be used as a decoration to add beauty to the environment and increase interaction between family members. Existing swing chairs are usually supported by a triangular bracket with a simple structure. If the swinging amplitude is too large, it is easy to cause it to fall over, and the stability is low. Utility Model Content

[0003] In order to overcome the existing swing chair, a triangular bracket with a simple structure is often used for support. If the swing is too large, it is easy to cause tipping, and the stability is low.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model is: a stable and anti-dumping swing chair, comprising a swing chair assembly, a swing beam assembly, a first support assembly and a second support assembly, the upper end of the swing chair assembly is provided with a swing beam assembly for hanging the swing chair assembly, the lower end side of the swing beam assembly is symmetrically provided with two groups of first support assemblies for supporting the swing beam assembly, and the front and rear ends of the first support assembly are symmetrically provided with two groups of second support assemblies for anti-dumping.

[0005] Preferably, by providing a first support assembly with a shock-absorbing structure and a second support assembly for auxiliary support to increase stability to support the swing beam assembly, the stability of the support can be greatly improved, so that the swing chair is not easy to tip over during the shaking process; by providing the first support assembly, a major supporting role can be played; by the second support assembly, the first support assembly support column can be supported from the front and rear ends, so that the first support assembly is more difficult to tip over; by providing shock absorbers and springs on the support seat and the base support, buffering and rebounding can be performed when force is applied, thereby playing a shock-absorbing role, so that the swing chair is not easy to cause the support column to tip over during the shaking process; by rotatably connecting the second damper between the support frame and the base, the rebound effect of the second damper can be used to play a certain buffering role when force is applied, thereby playing a role in reducing the force, so that the support frame is not easy to be damaged by excessive force; by providing a crossbeam, a load-bearing role can be played, and by providing a symmetrically arranged balance frame, it can be used to install the swing beam assembly and maintain its balance.

[0006] Preferably, the swing chair assembly includes a seat, an armrest frame, a first buckle, a swing chain and a second buckle. The armrest frames for holding on are symmetrically provided on the left and right sides of the seat. The middle part of the upper end of the armrest frame is provided with a first buckle for installing a swing chain. The upper end of the swing chain is provided with a second buckle for fixed connection with the swing beam assembly. The first buckle and the second buckle are movably connected through the swing chain. By setting the first buckle and the second buckle movably connected with the swing chain, the swing chain can drive the seat to swing.

[0007] Preferably, the swing beam assembly includes a crossbeam and a balance frame, wherein two groups of balance frames are symmetrically arranged on the left and right, and the upper ends of the two groups of balance frames are fixedly connected to a crossbeam for bearing weight. The balance of the seat can be maintained by symmetrically arranging two groups of balance frames on the left and right at the lower end of the crossbeam.

[0008] Preferably, the first supporting assembly includes a supporting column, a first connecting column, a second connecting column, a third connecting column, a supporting seat, a base, a shock absorber, a spring, a first damper and an anti-slip pad. The supporting columns are symmetrically arranged in two groups. The two groups of supporting columns are fixedly connected from top to bottom by the first connecting column, the second connecting column and the third connecting column respectively. The first connecting column is used to install and support the swing beam assembly. The lower end of the supporting column is provided with a supporting seat for stabilizing and reinforcing the supporting column. A base for bearing weight is provided below the supporting seat. By setting the base, the contact surface with the ground can be increased, which can both bear force and increase stability.

[0009] Preferably, the support seat and the base are elastically connected by two groups of shock absorbers symmetrically arranged on the left and right, and a plurality of groups of springs for buffering are linearly distributed and evenly distributed in the middle part between the support seat and the base. A first damper for rebound is provided inside the spring, and an anti-slip pad for increasing friction is provided at the lower end of the base. First mounting holes for installing and fixing the base are provided around the four corners of the upper end of the base. By opening the first mounting holes to install and fix the base on the ground, the stability of the base can be increased, thereby preventing the swing beam from tipping over during the shaking process.

[0010] Preferably, the second support assembly includes a support frame, a counterweight block, a support block, a first connecting block, a second damper and a second connecting block. The lower end of the support frame is provided with a counterweight block for increasing the weight and maintaining stability. The lower end of the counterweight block is provided with a support block for increasing the contact area with the ground. Second mounting holes for installing and fixing the support block are provided around the four corners of the upper end of the support block. By arranging the counterweight block at the lower end of the support frame, the stability of the support of the support frame is increased by increasing gravity.

[0011] Preferably, a first connecting block for installing a second damper is provided at the lower inner portion of the support frame, the first connecting block and the second connecting block are rotatably connected via the second damper, and the second connecting block is fixedly connected to the upper end side of the base. By rotatably connecting the second damper between the support frame and the base, the rebound effect of the second damper can be utilized to play a certain buffering role when subjected to force, thereby reducing the force and preventing the support frame from being damaged due to excessive force.

[0012] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0013] 1. Compared with the traditional swing chair, which is usually more complicated in structure and is often supported by a triangular bracket with a simple structure, it is easy to tip over if the amplitude is too large during the swinging process, and the stability is low. By arranging a first support assembly with a shock-absorbing structure and a second support assembly for auxiliary support to increase stability to support the swing beam assembly, the stability of the support can be greatly improved, so that the swing chair is not easy to tip over during the swinging process. The first support assembly can play a major supporting role, and the swing beam assembly can be supported by arranging two groups of symmetrically arranged support columns. By The support seat at the end can be used to bear the force shared by the support column. By arranging a base below the support seat, the contact area with the ground can be increased, thereby increasing the stability of the support. By arranging shock absorbers and springs on the support seat and the base support, buffering and rebounding can be performed when force is applied, thereby playing a shock-absorbing role, so that the swing chair is not easy to cause the support column to topple over during the shaking process. By arranging an anti-slip pad at the bottom of the base, the friction with the ground can be increased, thereby further increasing the stability. By opening a first mounting hole at the upper end of the base, the base can be directly installed and fixed on the ground, thereby making the base more stable.

[0014] 2. The second support assembly can support the first support assembly from both ends, thereby making it less likely to tip over, and can also share part of the force during the swing chair assembly shaking, so that the first support assembly and the swing beam assembly are not easily damaged due to excessive force. The first support assembly can be supported by setting a support frame, and the stability of the support frame can be increased by increasing the effect of gravity by setting a counterweight block at the lower end of the support frame. The contact area with the ground can be increased by setting a support block at the lower end of the counterweight block. The support block can be installed and fixed on the ground by opening a second mounting hole at the four corners of the upper end of the support block, so that the support frame is not easy to shake, and the second damper can be rotatably connected between the support frame and the base, and the rebound effect of the second damper can be used to play a certain buffering role when the force is applied, thereby reducing the force, so that the support frame is not easy to be damaged by excessive force, and the crossbeam can play a load-bearing role by setting a crossbeam, and the swing beam assembly can be installed and its balance can be maintained by setting a symmetrical balance frame. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 Shown is an overall schematic diagram of a stable and anti-dumping swing chair of the utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 Shown is a schematic diagram of the second supporting assembly in the stable anti-dumping device of the present invention;

[0017] Figure 3 Shown is a schematic diagram of a swing beam assembly in a stable and anti-dumping swing chair of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 Shown is a schematic diagram of a first supporting assembly in a stable and anti-dumping swing chair of the utility model;

[0019] Figure 5 Shown is a schematic diagram of a second damper in the stable and anti-dumping swing chair of the present invention.

[0020] Explanation of the accompanying drawings: 1. Swing chair assembly; 2. Swing beam assembly; 3. First support assembly; 4. Second support assembly; 101. Seat; 102. Armrest frame; 103. First buckle; 104. Swing chain; 105. Second buckle; 201. Crossbeam; 202. Balance frame; 301. Support column; 302. First connecting column; 303. Second connecting column; 304. Third connecting column; 305. Support seat; 306. Base; 307. Shock absorber; 308. Spring; 309. First damper; 310. Anti-slip pad; 311. First mounting hole; 401. Support frame; 402. Counterweight block; 403. Support block; 404. Second mounting hole; 405. First connecting block; 406. Second damper; 407. Second connecting block. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0021] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0022] See also Figure 1-2 The utility model provides an embodiment: a stable and anti-dumping swing chair, comprising a swing chair assembly 1, a swing beam assembly 2, a first support assembly 3 and a second support assembly 4, the upper end of the swing chair assembly 1 is provided with a swing beam assembly 2 for hanging the swing chair assembly 1, the lower end side of the swing beam assembly 2 is symmetrically provided with two groups of first support assemblies 3 for supporting the swing beam assembly 2, and the front and rear ends of the first support assembly 3 are symmetrically provided with two groups of second support assemblies 4 for anti-dumping.

[0023] See also Figure 3 In this embodiment, the swing chair assembly 1 includes a seat 101, an armrest frame 102, a first buckle 103, a swing chain 104 and a second buckle 105. The armrest frames 102 for handholding are symmetrically arranged on the left and right sides of the seat 101. The middle part of the upper end of the armrest frame 102 is provided with a first buckle 103 for installing the swing chain 104. The upper end of the swing chain 104 is provided with a second buckle 105 for fixedly connecting with the swing beam assembly 2. The first buckle 103 and the second buckle 105 are connected by the swing chain 104 is movably connected, and the first ring buckle 103 and the second ring buckle 105 are movably connected with the swing chain 104, so that the swing chain 104 can drive the seat 101 to swing, and the swing beam assembly 2 includes a crossbeam 201 and a balance frame 202. The balance frame 202 is symmetrically arranged in two groups. The upper ends of the two groups of balance frames 202 are fixedly connected to the crossbeam 201 for bearing the weight. By symmetrically arranging two groups of balance frames 202 at the lower end of the crossbeam 201, the balance of the seat 101 can be maintained.

[0024] See also Figure 4In this embodiment, the first support assembly 3 includes a support column 301, a first connecting column 302, a second connecting column 303, a third connecting column 304, a support seat 305, a base 306, a shock absorber 307, a spring 308, a first damper 309 and an anti-slip pad 310. The support column 301 is symmetrically provided with two groups, and the two groups of support columns 301 are fixedly connected from top to bottom by the first connecting column 302, the second connecting column 303 and the third connecting column 304 respectively. The first connecting column 302 is used to install and support the swing beam assembly 2. The lower end of the support column 301 is provided with a support seat 305 for stabilizing and reinforcing the support column 301, and a base 306 for bearing weight is provided below the support seat 305. By setting the base 306, the swing beam assembly 2 can be increased. The contact surface with the ground can both bear force and increase stability. The support seat 305 and the base 306 are elastically connected by two groups of shock absorbers 307 that are symmetrically arranged on the left and right. A plurality of groups of springs 308 for buffering are linearly distributed and evenly distributed in the middle between the support seat 305 and the base 306. A first damper 309 for rebound is provided inside the spring 308. An anti-slip pad 310 for increasing friction is provided at the lower end of the base 306. First mounting holes 311 for mounting and fixing the base 306 are provided around the four corners of the upper end of the base 306. By opening the first mounting holes 311 to mount and fix the base 306 on the ground, the stability of the base 306 can be increased, thereby preventing the swing beam from tipping over during the shaking process.

[0025] See also Figure 5 In this embodiment, the second support assembly 4 includes a support frame 401, a counterweight block 402, a support block 403, a first connecting block 405, a second damper 406 and a second connecting block 407. The lower end of the support frame 401 is provided with a counterweight block 402 for increasing weight and maintaining stability. The lower end of the counterweight block 402 is provided with a support block 403 for increasing the contact area with the ground. The upper four corners of the support block 403 are surrounded by second mounting holes 404 for mounting and fixing the support block 403. By arranging the counterweight block 402 at the lower end of the support frame 401, the support frame is increased by increasing gravity. In order to ensure the stability of the support frame 401, a first connecting block 405 for installing a second damper 406 is provided on the inner lower part of the support frame 401. The first connecting block 405 and the second connecting block 407 are rotatably connected via the second damper 406. The second connecting block 407 is fixedly connected to the upper end side of the base 306. By rotatably connecting the second damper 406 between the support frame 401 and the base 306, the rebound effect of the second damper 406 can be used to play a certain buffering role when subjected to force, thereby reducing the force, making it difficult for the support frame 401 to be damaged by excessive force.

[0026] When working, first move the swing chair and place it on a stable ground, then install and fix the base 306 on the ground through the first installation hole 311 on the base 306 of the first support assembly 3, and then install and fix the support block 403 on the ground through the second installation hole 404 on the support block 403 of the second support assembly 4;

[0027] After the swing chair is installed and fixed, sit on the seat 101 and do a slight swinging motion to relax, or hold the swing chain 104 with both hands to swing it more significantly;

[0028] During the swinging process of the swing chair assembly 1, the cross beam 201 is mainly used to bear the load, and the balance of the swing chair assembly 1 is maintained by the symmetrically arranged balance frame 202;

[0029] Then the cross beam 201 transfers the force to the first connecting column 302, and the connecting column transfers the force to the supporting column 301 after receiving the force, and the supporting column 301 supports the force;

[0030] Then, when the force reaches the support seat 305 and is transmitted to the shock absorber 307 and the spring 308, the spring 308 and the shock absorber 307 use elasticity to buffer and reduce shock, so that the force reaching the base 306 is greatly reduced;

[0031] The support frame 401 simultaneously supports the support column 301 to increase the balance of the support column 301 and share part of the force. The counterweight block 402 at the bottom of the support frame 401 maintains the stability of the support frame 401 through its own gravity, and the second damper 406 between the base 306 and the support frame 401 is used for buffering, rebounding and shock absorption.

[0032] Through the above steps, the staff first moves the swing chair and places it on a stable ground, and then installs and fixes the base 306 on the ground through the first installation hole 311 on the base 306 of the first support component 3, and then installs and fixes the support block 403 on the ground through the second installation hole 404 on the support block 403 of the second support component 4. By opening the first installation hole 311 and the second installation hole 404, the base 306 and the support block 403 are installed and fixed on the ground, making the support column 301 and the support frame 401 more stable and not easy to tip over. After the swing chair is installed and fixed, sit on the seat 101 and do a slight shake. The user can relax by performing the action, or hold the swing chain 104 with both hands to swing it to a greater extent. During the swinging process of the swing chair assembly 1, the cross beam 201 is mainly used to bear the load, and the balance of the swing chair assembly 1 is maintained by the symmetrically arranged balance frame 202. Then, the cross beam 201 transmits the force to the first connecting column 302, and the connecting column transmits the force to the support column 301 after being stressed. The support column 301 supports the force, and then when the force reaches the support seat 305 and is transmitted to the shock absorber 307 and the spring 308, the spring 308 and the shock absorber 307 use elastic action to buffer and reduce shock, so that the force reaching the base 306 is greatly reduced. The rebound effect of the spring 308 and the shock absorber 307 can play a buffering role, thereby playing a shock absorbing role. The support column 301 is supported by the support frame 401 to increase the balance of the support column 301 and share a part of the force. The counterweight block 402 at the bottom of the support frame 401 maintains the stability of the support frame 401 through its own gravity. The first support assembly 3 can support the column 301 from the front and rear ends through the second support assembly 4, so that the first support assembly 3 is less likely to tip over, and can also share a part of the force during the shaking of the swing chair assembly 1, so that the first support assembly 3 and the swing beam assembly 2 are not It is easy to be damaged due to excessive force, and the second damper 406 between the base 306 and the support frame 401 is used for buffering and rebounding. By setting the second damper 406 for buffering and rebounding, the rebound effect of the second damper 406 can be used to play a certain buffering role when the force is applied, thereby reducing the force, making it difficult for the support frame 401 to be damaged by excessive force. By setting a first support component 3 with a shock-absorbing structure and a second support component 4 for auxiliary support to increase stability to support the swing beam component 2, the stability of the support can be greatly improved, making it difficult for the swing chair to tip over during the shaking process.

[0033] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail above in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made within the knowledge scope of those skilled in the art without departing from the purpose of the present invention.

Claims

1. A stable and anti-tilt swing chair, comprising a swing chair assembly (1); characterized in that: The swing chair assembly (1) also includes a swing beam assembly (2), a first support assembly (3) and a second support assembly (4); the upper end of the swing chair assembly (1) is provided with a swing beam assembly (2) for hanging the swing chair assembly (1); the lower end side of the swing beam assembly (2) is symmetrically provided with two groups of first support assemblies (3) for supporting the swing beam assembly (2); the front and rear ends of the first support assembly (3) are symmetrically provided with two groups of second support assemblies (4) for preventing tipping; the first support assembly (3) includes a support column (301), a first connecting column (302), a second connecting column (303), a third connecting column (304), a support seat (305), a base (306), and a shock absorber. (307), a spring (308), a first damper (309) and an anti-slip pad (310), the support column (301) being symmetrically provided with two groups, the two groups of support columns (301) being fixedly connected from top to bottom by a first connecting column (302), a second connecting column (303) and a third connecting column (304), the first connecting column (302) being used to install and support the swing beam assembly (2), the lower end of the support column (301) being provided with a support seat (305) for stabilizing and reinforcing the support column (301), a base (306) for bearing weight being provided below the support seat (305), the support seat (305) and the base (306) being symmetrically provided with two groups The shock absorber (307) is elastically connected to the support seat (305) and the base (306). A plurality of groups of springs (308) for buffering are evenly distributed in a linear manner in the middle between the support seat (305) and the base (306). A first damper (309) for rebounding is provided inside the spring (308). An anti-skid pad (310) for increasing friction is provided at the lower end of the base (306). First mounting holes (311) for mounting and fixing the base (306) are provided around the four corners of the upper end of the base (306). The second support assembly (4) comprises a support frame (401), a counterweight block (402), a support block (403), a first connecting block (405), a second damper (406) and a second connecting block ( 407), a counterweight block (402) for increasing weight and maintaining stability is provided at the lower end of the support frame (401), a support block (403) for increasing the contact area with the ground is provided at the lower end of the counterweight block (402), second mounting holes (404) for mounting and fixing the support block (403) are provided around the four corners of the upper end of the support block (403), a first connecting block (405) for mounting a second damper (406) is provided at the inner lower part of the support frame (401), the first connecting block (405) and the second connecting block (407) are rotatably connected via the second damper (406), and the second connecting block (407) is fixedly connected to the upper side of the base (306).

2. A stable and anti-tilt swing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: The swing chair assembly (1) comprises a seat (101), an armrest frame (102), a first buckle (103), a swing chain (104) and a second buckle (105); the armrest frames (102) for holding hands are symmetrically arranged on the left and right sides of the seat (101); the first buckle (103) for installing the swing chain (104) is arranged in the middle of the upper end of the armrest frame (102); the second buckle (105) for fixed connection with the swing beam assembly (2) is arranged at the upper end of the swing chain (104); the first buckle (103) and the second buckle (105) are movably connected via the swing chain (104).

3. The stable and anti-tilt swing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: The swing beam assembly (2) comprises a crossbeam (201) and a balance frame (202). The balance frames (202) are provided in two groups in a left-right symmetrical manner. The upper ends of the two groups of balance frames (202) are fixedly connected to the crossbeam (201) for bearing the load.

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