Foldable child seat

Abstract

The utility model provides a foldable child seat which comprises a seat body, a backrest and two sets of armrests, the backrest is hinged to the seat body, the two sets of armrests are located on the two sides of the backrest respectively, the two sets of armrests are hinged to the seat body, a handle is movably arranged on the backrest, the two ends of the handle are connected with locking blocks through connecting strips, and locking holes are formed in the two sets of armrests. The end parts of the locking blocks are positioned in the locking holes, so that the armrests and the backrest are positioned in a use state; when the handle is pulled upwards, the handle drives the two locking blocks to move relatively through the connecting strip, so that the locking blocks are separated from the locking holes, and at the moment, the backrest and the two armrests can be rotated. According to the foldable child seat, the backrest and the armrests are hinged to the seat body, so that the backrest and the armrests can rotate relative to the seat body to be folded, the occupied space is greatly reduced, and transportation and storage are facilitated; the locking blocks and the locking holes are arranged, the locking blocks are located in the locking holes, the armrests and the backrest are located in the using state, and the using stability is guaranteed.

Description

A foldable child seat Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of furniture technology and relates to a foldable child seat. Background Technology

[0002] Children need to use child seats during meals so they can easily reach the table. Child seats typically include a seat body, a seat frame, and some also include a tray for placing food. Existing child seats, such as the one described in Chinese Patent No. ZL201720692187.5, have the following structure: a child seat, multiple legs, and a set of sliding panels; the child seat includes a cushion, a backrest behind the cushion, and a front accessory located in front of the backrest, forming a side enclosure between the backrest and the front accessory to protect the child sitting on the cushion; the front accessory is a shelf or a front side rail. In this patent, the child seat is a single piece, cannot be disassembled, takes up a large area, and is very inconvenient to transport and store. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to address the aforementioned problems in the existing technology by providing a foldable child seat that is convenient for transportation and storage.

[0004] The objective of this utility model can be achieved through the following technical solution: A foldable child seat includes a seat body, a backrest, and two sets of armrests. The backrest is hinged to the seat body, and the two sets of armrests are located on both sides of the backrest. Both sets of armrests are hinged to the seat body. A handle is movably provided on the backrest, and both ends of the handle are connected to locking blocks via connecting strips. Each set of armrests has a locking hole, and the end of the locking block is located in the locking hole, positioning the armrests and the backrest in the use state. Pulling up the handle causes the handle to drive the two locking blocks to move relative to each other via the connecting strips, causing the locking blocks to disengage from the locking holes. At this time, the backrest and the two sets of armrests can be rotated.

[0005] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, the locking block includes a locking protrusion and a connecting shaft. The diameter of the locking protrusion is larger than the diameter of the connecting shaft. A first spring is sleeved on the connecting shaft. A baffle is provided on the backrest. The two ends of the first spring contact the side of the baffle and the locking protrusion, respectively. The end of the locking protrusion is located in the locking hole. When the handle is pulled up, the two locking blocks move relative to each other, and the first spring is compressed. After the handle is released, the spring force of the first spring is released, which drives the locking block, the connecting bar, and the handle to reset.

[0006] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, the locking block further includes an I-shaped connecting block. The locking protrusion and the I-shaped connecting block are located at both ends of the connecting shaft, the I-shaped connecting block passes through the baffle, and the end of the connecting strip is provided with an mounting protrusion. The mounting protrusion has an I-shaped groove, and the I-shaped connecting block is inserted into the I-shaped groove to make the locking block and the connecting strip connected in an I-shape.

[0007] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, the connecting strip is arc-shaped, and two connecting strips are distributed in a figure-eight shape at both ends of the bottom surface of the handle. The backrest includes a first back panel and a second back panel, which are installed opposite to each other. The first back panel is provided with two sets of guide blocks, and the guide blocks have arc-shaped guide grooves. The middle part of the connecting strip is movably located in the guide groove. The second back panel is provided with two sets of arc-shaped positioning blocks, and the positioning blocks are in contact with the connecting strip.

[0008] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, both the first back panel and the second back panel are provided with guide blocks to guide the movement of the handle. The backrest has a handle hole, and the handle has a pull hole. The pull hole and the handle hole are connected, and part of the handle protrudes from the handle hole. When the handle moves upward, the handle stops moving upward when the wall of the pull hole contacts the wall of the handle hole.

[0009] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, two footrest connecting seats are provided at the front bottom of the seat body, and a footrest is provided between the two footrest connecting seats. The footrest is approximately U-shaped and can rotate relative to the two footrest connecting seats. Both ends of the footrest are provided with a first tooth groove, and one side of each of the two footrest connecting seats is provided with a second tooth groove. A gear is provided between the first tooth groove and the second tooth groove. The gear can move between the first tooth groove and the second tooth groove and meshes with the first tooth groove and the second tooth groove. A second spring is provided in the first tooth groove to abut against the gear. Both ends of the footrest are provided with button grooves, and a button is movably installed in each of the two button grooves. The button is provided with an abutting block, which passes through the bottom of the button groove and abuts against the gear.

[0010] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, pressing the two buttons causes the gear to disengage from the first tooth groove and engage only with the second tooth groove via the abutment block, compressing the second spring and allowing the foot pedal to rotate. Releasing the buttons releases the spring force of the second spring, causing the gear to reset and engage with both the first and second tooth grooves simultaneously, and the buttons also reset synchronously. At this point, the foot pedal is locked and cannot rotate.

[0011] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, the bottom of the seat body is also equipped with several support feet, each support foot including an upper support rod and a lower support rod. The top of the lower support rod has an insertion block, which is inserted into the hollow upper support rod. The bottom surface of the upper support rod is in contact with the top surface of the lower support rod. The bottom of the lower support rod is also fitted with a support seat. The bottom of the seat body has several mounting grooves, and the top of the upper support rod is inserted into the mounting grooves.

[0012] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, the bottom of the backrest and the two sets of armrests are provided with mounting blocks. Both ends of the mounting blocks are provided with insertion shafts, and the insertion shafts are provided with insertion bevels. The seat body is provided with mounting grooves corresponding to the mounting blocks. Insertion slots are provided on the two side walls of the mounting grooves. The mounting blocks are located in the mounting grooves, and the insertion shafts are inserted into the insertion slots.

[0013] In the aforementioned foldable child seat, a tray is also installed on the seat body.

[0014] Compared to existing technologies, this foldable child seat features a backrest and armrests hinged to the seat body, allowing them to rotate relative to the seat body for folding, significantly reducing space occupation and facilitating transportation and storage. By incorporating locking blocks and locking holes, with the locking blocks located within the locking holes, the armrests and backrest are positioned in their usable state, ensuring stability during use. Pulling up the handle causes the two locking blocks to move relative to each other via a connecting strip, disengaging the locking blocks from the locking holes and unlocking the backrest and armrests. A footrest is included for children to place their feet, and the footrest and its connecting seat utilize gears and other mechanisms to achieve multiple rotation and positioning positions, making it widely applicable and facilitating footrest folding to further reduce space occupation. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 is a three-dimensional structural diagram of this foldable child seat.

[0016] Figure 2 is an exploded structural diagram of this foldable child seat.

[0017] Figure 3 is an enlarged structural diagram of point A in Figure 2.

[0018] Figure 4 is an enlarged structural diagram of point B in Figure 2.

[0019] Figure 5 is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the first backrest, handle, and locking block of this foldable child seat.

[0020] In the diagram, 1. Seat body; 11. Mounting groove; 12. Insertion slot; 2. Backrest; 21. First back plate; 22. Second back plate; 23. Guide block; 24. Positioning block; 25. Handle hole; 26. Baffle; 3. Armrest; 31. Locking hole; 4. Handle; 41. Pull hole; 5. Connecting strip; 51. Mounting protrusion; 6. Locking block; 61. Locking protrusion; 62. Connecting shaft; 63. I-beam connecting block; 64. First spring; 7. Foot pedal; 71. Foot pedal connecting seat; 72. First tooth groove; 73. Second tooth groove; 74. Gear; 75. Second spring; 76. Button; 77. Abutting block; 78. Button slot; 8. Support foot; 81. Upper support rod; 82. Lower support rod; 83. Support seat; 84. Insertion block; 9. Mounting block; 91. Insertion shaft. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The following are specific embodiments of the present invention, which are described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

[0022] As shown in Figures 1-5, this foldable child seat includes a seat body 1, a backrest 2, and two sets of armrests 3. The backrest 2 is hinged to the seat body 1, and the two sets of armrests 3 are located on both sides of the backrest 2, both of which are hinged to the seat body 1. A handle 4 is movably mounted on the backrest 2, and both ends of the handle 4 are connected to locking blocks 6 via connecting strips 5. Each set of armrests 3 has a locking hole 31, and the end of the locking block 6 is located within the locking hole 31, positioning the armrests 3 and the backrest 2 in the use state. Pulling up the handle 4 causes the handle 4 to move the two locking blocks 6 relative to each other via the connecting strips 5, disengaging the locking blocks 6 from the locking holes 31, thus unlocking the backrest 2 and the armrests 3. Rotating the backrest 2 folds it so that it is laterally positioned on the seat body 1, and rotating the two sets of armrests 3 relative to each other folds them so that they are laterally positioned on the folded backrest 2, completing the folding of the backrest 2 and the armrests 3.

[0023] In the above technical solution: the locking block 6 includes a locking protrusion 61 and a connecting shaft 62. The diameter of the locking protrusion 61 is larger than the diameter of the connecting shaft 62, and a first spring 64 is sleeved on the connecting shaft 62. As shown in Figure 5, a baffle 26 is provided on the backrest 2, and the two ends of the first spring 64 are in contact with the sides of the baffle 26 and the locking protrusion 61, respectively. Specifically, the end of the locking protrusion 61 is located in the locking hole 31. When the handle 4 is pulled up, the two locking blocks 6 move relative to each other, and the first spring 64 is compressed. After the handle 4 is released, the elastic force of the first spring 64 is released, which drives the locking block 6, the connecting bar 5 and the handle 4 to reset.

[0024] In the above technical solution: the locking block 6 also includes an I-beam connecting block 63. The locking protrusion 61 and the I-beam connecting block 63 are located at both ends of the connecting shaft 62 respectively. The I-beam connecting block 63 passes through the baffle 26. The end of the connecting strip 5 is provided with an mounting protrusion 51. An I-beam groove is made on the mounting protrusion 51. The I-beam connecting block 63 is inserted into the I-beam groove so that the locking block 6 and the connecting strip 5 are connected in an I-beam manner.

[0025] In the above technical solution: the connecting strip 5 is arc-shaped, and two connecting strips 5 are distributed in a figure-eight pattern at both ends of the bottom surface of the handle 4. The backrest 2 includes a first back plate 21 and a second back plate 22, which are installed opposite to each other. The first back plate 21 is provided with two sets of guide blocks 23, and the guide blocks 23 have arc-shaped guide grooves, in which the middle part of the connecting strip 5 is movably located. The second back plate 22 is provided with two sets of arc-shaped positioning blocks 24, which contact the connecting strip 5 to prevent the connecting strip 5 from disengaging from the guide groove.

[0026] In the above technical solution: both the first back plate 21 and the second back plate 22 are provided with guide blocks to guide the movement of the handle 4. The backrest 2 has a handle hole 25, and the handle 4 has a pull hole 41, which is connected to the handle hole 25. When the first spring 64 is in the extended state, part of the handle 4 is exposed in the handle hole 25, making it easy for a hand to reach into the pull hole 41 and the handle hole 25 and grasp the handle 4 exposed in the handle hole 25 to apply force, causing the handle 4 to move upward; during the upward movement of the handle 4, when the wall of the pull hole 41 contacts the wall of the handle hole 25, the handle 4 stops moving upward, thereby limiting the movement of the handle 4.

[0027] In the above technical solution: Two foot pedal connecting seats 71 are provided at the bottom front end of the seat body 1, and a foot pedal 7 is provided between the two foot pedal connecting seats 71. The foot pedal 7 is approximately U-shaped and can rotate relative to the two foot pedal connecting seats 71. Both ends of the foot pedal 7 are provided with a first toothed groove 72, and one side of each of the two foot pedal connecting seats 71 is provided with a second toothed groove 73. A gear 74 is provided between the first toothed groove 72 and the second toothed groove 73, and the gear 74 can move between the first toothed groove 72 and the second toothed groove 73 and mesh with the first toothed groove 72 and the second toothed groove 73. A second spring 75 is provided in the first toothed groove 72, which abuts against the gear 74. Both ends of the foot pedal 7 are provided with button grooves 78, and a button 76 is movably installed in each of the two button grooves 78. An abutting block 77 is provided on the button 76, which passes through the bottom of the button groove 78 and abuts against the gear 74.

[0028] When the foot pedal 7 needs to be rotated, press both buttons 76. The buttons 76 drive the gear 74 to disengage from the first tooth groove 72 and engage only with the second tooth groove 73 through the abutment block 77. The second spring 75 is compressed, and the foot pedal 7 is unlocked and can be rotated. After releasing the buttons 76, the elastic force of the second spring 75 is released, causing the gear 74 to return to its original position and engage with both the first tooth groove 72 and the second tooth groove 73. The buttons 76 also return to their original position at the same time. At this time, the foot pedal 7 is locked and cannot be rotated.

[0029] In the above technical solution: Several support feet 8 are also installed at the bottom of the base 1. Each support foot 8 includes an upper support rod 81 and a lower support rod 82. An insertion block 84 is formed at the top of the lower support rod 82, and the insertion block 84 is inserted into the hollow upper support rod 81. The bottom surface of the upper support rod 81 contacts the top surface of the lower support rod 82, completing the detachable installation between the upper support rod 81 and the lower support rod 82. A support seat 83 is also fitted onto the bottom of the lower support rod 82. Several mounting grooves are formed at the bottom of the base 1, and the top of the upper support rod 81 is inserted into the mounting grooves, completing the detachable installation between the support feet 8 and the base 1.

[0030] In the above technical solution: The bottom of the backrest 2 and the two sets of armrests 3 are each provided with a mounting block 9. Each end of the mounting block 9 has an insertion shaft 91, and the insertion shaft 91 has an insertion bevel. The seat 1 has a mounting groove 11 corresponding to the mounting block 9. Insertion slots 12 are formed on the two side walls of the mounting groove 11. The mounting block 9 is located within the mounting groove 11, and the insertion shaft 91 is inserted into the insertion slot 12, completing the hinge connection between the backrest 2, armrests 3, and seat 1. The groove walls of the mounting groove 11 prevent the backrest 2 and armrests 3 from flipping outwards.

[0031] In the above technical solution: a dining board can also be installed on the seat 1. When the dining board is installed, this utility model can be used as a children's dining chair.

[0032] When transporting or storing this foldable child seat, remove the lower support rod 82 and the upper support rod 81, rotate the footrest 7 to the bottom of the seat body 1, remove the tray 10 from the seat body 1, pull up the handle 4, the handle 4 drives the two locking blocks 6 to move relative to each other through the connecting strip 5, so that the locking blocks 6 disengage from the locking hole 31, at which point the backrest 2 and the armrest 3 are unlocked and disengaged; rotate the backrest 2 to fold it horizontally onto the seat body 1, rotate the two sets of armrests 3 relative to each other to fold them horizontally onto the folded backrest 2, completing the folding of the backrest 2 and the armrests 3, completing the overall folding and storage. At this time, the space occupied by this utility model is greatly reduced, making it convenient for transportation and storage.

[0033] In this foldable child seat, the backrest 2 and armrests 3 are hinged to the seat body 1, allowing the backrest 2 and armrests 3 to rotate relative to the seat body 1 and fold, greatly reducing space occupation and facilitating transportation and storage. By setting locking blocks 6 and locking holes 31, the locking blocks 6 are located in the locking holes 31, positioning the armrests 3 and backrest 2 in the use state to ensure stability during use. Pulling up the handle 4 causes the two locking blocks 6 to move relative to each other through the connecting strip 5, so that the locking blocks 6 disengage from the locking holes 31, completing the unlocking between the backrest 2 and armrests 3. A foot pedal 7 is provided for children to place their feet, and the foot pedal 7 and the foot pedal connecting seat 71 are connected by a gear 74 and other structures to achieve multi-position rotation and positioning, making it widely applicable and easy to fold, reducing space occupation.

[0034] The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative examples illustrating the spirit of this utility model. Those skilled in the art to which this utility model pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to replace them, without departing from the spirit of this utility model or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.

[0035] Although this document frequently uses terms such as seat 1; mounting groove 11; insertion slot 12; backrest 2; first back plate 21; second back plate 22; guide block 23; positioning block 24; handle hole 25; baffle 26; armrest 3; locking hole 31; handle 4; pull hole 41; connecting strip 5; mounting protrusion 51; locking block 6; locking protrusion 61; connecting shaft 62; I-beam connecting block 63; first spring 64; foot pedal 7; foot pedal connecting seat 71; first tooth groove 72; second tooth groove 73; gear 74; second spring 75; button 76; abutting block 77; button slot 78; support foot 8; upper support rod 81; lower support rod 82; support seat 83; insertion block 84; mounting block 9; insertion shaft 91, etc., the possibility of using other terms is not excluded. The use of these terms is merely for the convenience of describing and explaining the essence of this utility model; interpreting them as any additional limitation would contradict the spirit of this utility model.

[0036] Contents not described in detail herein are existing technologies known to those skilled in the art. The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative examples illustrating the spirit of this invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to substitute them, without departing from the spirit of this invention or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.

Claims

1. A foldable child seat, characterized in that... The device includes a seat (1), a backrest (2), and two sets of armrests (3). The backrest (2) is hinged to the seat (1). The two sets of armrests (3) are located on both sides of the backrest (2) and are hinged to the seat (1). A handle (4) is movably provided on the backrest (2). Both ends of the handle (4) are connected to locking blocks (6) via connecting strips (5). Both sets of armrests (3) have locking holes (31). The ends of the locking blocks (6) are located in the locking holes (31), so that the armrests (3) and the backrest (2) are positioned in the use state. When the handle (4) is pulled up, the handle (4) drives the two locking blocks (6) to move relative to each other via the connecting strips (5), so that the locking blocks (6) disengage from the locking holes (31). At this time, the backrest (2) and the two sets of armrests (3) can be rotated.

2. The foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... The locking block (6) includes a locking protrusion (61) and a connecting shaft (62). The diameter of the locking protrusion (61) is larger than the diameter of the connecting shaft (62). A first spring (64) is sleeved on the connecting shaft (62). A baffle (26) is provided on the backrest (2). The two ends of the first spring (64) are in contact with the sides of the baffle (26) and the locking protrusion (61), respectively. The end of the locking protrusion (61) is located in the locking hole (31). When the handle (4) is pulled up, the first spring (64) is squeezed when the two locking blocks (6) move relative to each other. After the handle (4) is released, the first spring (64) releases its elasticity and drives the locking block (6), the connecting bar (5) and the handle (4) to reset.

3. A foldable child seat according to claim 2, characterized in that... The locking block (6) also includes an I-shaped connecting block (63). The locking protrusion (61) and the I-shaped connecting block (63) are located at both ends of the connecting shaft (62). The I-shaped connecting block (63) passes through the baffle (26). The end of the connecting strip (5) is provided with a mounting protrusion (51). The mounting protrusion (51) has an I-shaped groove. The I-shaped connecting block (63) is inserted into the I-shaped groove so that the locking block (6) and the connecting strip (5) are connected in an I-shape.

4. A foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... The connecting strip (5) is arc-shaped, and the two connecting strips (5) are distributed in a figure-eight shape at both ends of the bottom surface of the handle (4). The backrest (2) includes a first back plate (21) and a second back plate (22). The first back plate (21) and the second back plate (22) are installed opposite to each other. The first back plate (21) is provided with two sets of guide blocks (23). The guide blocks (23) have arc-shaped guide grooves. The middle part of the connecting strip (5) is located in the guide groove. The second back plate (22) is provided with two sets of arc-shaped positioning blocks (24). The positioning blocks (24) are in contact with the connecting strip (5).

5. A foldable child seat according to claim 4, characterized in that... Both the first back plate (21) and the second back plate (22) are provided with guide blocks to guide the movement of the handle (4). The backrest (2) is provided with a handle hole (25), and the handle (4) is provided with a pull hole (41). The pull hole (41) and the handle hole (25) are connected. Part of the handle (4) is exposed in the handle hole (25). When the handle (4) moves upward, the handle (4) stops moving upward when the hole wall of the pull hole (41) contacts the hole wall of the handle hole (25).

6. A foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... The front bottom of the seat (1) is provided with two foot pedal connecting seats (71), and a foot pedal (7) is provided between the two foot pedal connecting seats (71). The foot pedal (7) is approximately U-shaped and can rotate relative to the two foot pedal connecting seats (71). Both ends of the foot pedal (7) are provided with first tooth grooves (72), and one side of each of the two foot pedal connecting seats (71) is provided with second tooth grooves (73). A gear (74) is provided between the first tooth groove (72) and the second tooth groove (73). The gear (74) can move between the first tooth groove (72) and the second tooth groove (73) and meshes with the first tooth groove (72) and the second tooth groove (73). A second spring (75) is provided in the first tooth groove (72) to abut against the gear (74). Both ends of the foot pedal (7) are provided with a push button. Button slots (78): Buttons (76) are movably installed in both button slots (78). Each button (76) has an abutting block (77) that passes through the bottom of the button slot (78) and abuts against the gear (74). When the two buttons (76) are pressed, the buttons (76) drive the gear (74) to disengage from the first tooth groove (72) and engage only with the second tooth groove (73) through the abutting block (77). The second spring (75) is compressed, and the foot pedal (7) can rotate. When the buttons (76) are released, the elastic force of the second spring (75) is released, causing the gear (74) to return to its original position and engage with both the first tooth groove (72) and the second tooth groove (73). The buttons (76) also return to their original position, and the foot pedal (7) is locked and cannot rotate.

7. A foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... The bottom of the base (1) is also equipped with several support feet (8). Each support foot (8) includes an upper support rod (81) and a lower support rod (82). The lower support rod (82) has an insertion block (84) at its top. The insertion block (84) is inserted into the hollow upper support rod (81) with an interference fit. The bottom surface of the upper support rod (81) is in contact with the top surface of the lower support rod (82). The bottom of the lower support rod (82) is also fitted with a support seat (83). The bottom of the base (1) has several mounting grooves. The top of the upper support rod (81) is inserted into the mounting groove.

8. A foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... The backrest (2) and the two sets of armrests (3) are provided with mounting blocks (9) at their bottoms. Each end of the mounting block (9) is provided with an insertion shaft (91). An insertion inclined surface is provided on the insertion shaft (91). The seat (1) is provided with a mounting groove (11) corresponding to the mounting block (9). An insertion groove (12) is provided on both sides of the mounting groove (11). The mounting block (9) is located in the mounting groove (11), and the insertion shaft (91) is inserted into the insertion groove (12).

9. A foldable child seat according to claim 1, characterized in that... A serving board is also installed on the seat (1).

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