Multifunctional children's bed

Abstract

The utility model discloses a multifunctional children's bed which comprises a bed board, a headboard, a plurality of supporting legs and at least two storage cabinets, in a first use state, the headboard is connected to the head of the bed board, the plurality of supporting legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board and lift the bed board away from the ground to form a high-leg bed, and a containing space is formed between the bed board and the ground; the at least two storage cabinets are accommodated in the accommodating space; in the second use state, the at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the containing space, the headboard is connected between any two of the at least two storage cabinets to form a table board, and the headboard and the two storage cabinets connected with the headboard jointly form a table; the supporting legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board or are not connected with the bottom of the bed board so that the bottom of the bed board can make contact with the ground to form a platform bed, and therefore flexible switching of the child bed among multiple use states is achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of children's bed technology, and in particular to a multifunctional children's bed. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, the structure of children's beds on the market is relatively fixed, mainly divided into two categories: one is the high bed with supporting legs, which raises the bed board off the ground, creating space underneath for drawers or storage boxes; the other is the platform bed without supporting legs, where the bed board is placed directly on the ground, lowering the height to improve safety and make it easier for children to get in and out of bed. These two structures each have their own characteristics and are suitable for different family needs in practical applications.

[0003] However, with the increasing compactness of living spaces and parents' growing demands for the functionality and adaptability of children's furniture, the limitations of traditional children's beds are becoming increasingly apparent. Firstly, most products only offer basic sleeping functions, lacking the versatility to meet the diverse needs of children as they grow. Secondly, while some products incorporate storage structures under the bed, these are mostly fixed drawers or small storage boxes with limited capacity and no ability to be transformed, failing to expand their functionality from storage to display, study, and other uses. Furthermore, existing children's beds generally lack modularity and adaptability in their structural design, making it difficult to freely combine and adjust them according to usage needs.

[0004] Therefore, there is an urgent need to provide a multifunctional children's bed with a reasonable structure, diverse functions, and high space utilization to overcome the above-mentioned defects and meet the higher requirements of modern families for the flexibility and practicality of children's furniture. Utility Model Content

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a multifunctional children's bed.

[0006] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0007] This utility model provides a multifunctional children's bed, including a bed board, a headboard, multiple support legs and at least two storage cabinets, and the children's bed has at least a first use state and a second use state;

[0008] In the first use state, the headboard is connected to the head of the bed board, and multiple support legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board to lift the bed board off the ground to form a high bed, and a receiving space is formed between the bed board and the ground, in which at least two storage cabinets are accommodated.

[0009] In the second usage state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the accommodating space, and the headboard is connected between any two of the at least two storage cabinets to form a table. The headboard and the two storage cabinets connected thereto together form a table, and multiple support legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board or not connected to the bottom of the bed board so that the bottom of the bed board contacts the ground to form a platform bed.

[0010] In the aforementioned children's bed, in the first use state, at least two storage cabinets are respectively placed horizontally and accommodated in the accommodating space from the side of the bed board; in the second use state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the accommodating space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet.

[0011] In the aforementioned children's bed, in the first use state, the bottom of the headboard extends downward to form a hidden space between it and the support legs located at the head of the bed. The hidden space is equipped with a connector for splicing the headboard and two storage cabinets to form a table as a whole.

[0012] In the aforementioned children's bed, there are two connectors, both of which are L-shaped. One connector is used to connect one end of the headboard to one of the storage cabinets, and the other connector is used to connect the other end of the headboard to another storage cabinet.

[0013] In the aforementioned children's bed, the connector is attached to the lower part of the headboard and faces the support legs.

[0014] Among them, the children's bed mentioned above also includes a bedside cabinet. In the first use state, the bedside cabinet is placed horizontally and accommodated in the accommodating space from the end of the bed board. In the second use state, the bedside cabinet is moved out of the accommodating space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet.

[0015] In the aforementioned children's bed, the bedside cabinet is equipped with a support plate. In the first usage state, the support plate is located at the head of the bedside cabinet; in the second usage state, the support plate is located at the bottom of the bedside cabinet.

[0016] In the aforementioned children's bed, in the first use state, the outer side of the support leg located at the head of the bed board is flush with the outer side of the bed board, so that after at least two storage cabinets are placed in the storage space, the outer side of at least two storage cabinets is flush with the outer side of the support leg at the head of the bed board; the outer side of the support leg located at the foot of the bed board is located on the inner perimeter of the outer side of the bed board, so that after the foot cabinet is placed in the storage space, the outer side of the support plate of the foot cabinet is flush with the outer side of the bed board while covering the support leg at the foot of the bed board.

[0017] In the aforementioned children's bed, in the second usage state, multiple support legs are laid flat and connected to the bottom of the storage cabinet to raise the storage cabinet.

[0018] Among them, the children's bed mentioned above also has a third use state. In the third use state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the storage space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet. Multiple support legs are not connected to the bottom of the bed board. The headboard is connected to the head of the bed board and the bed board is in contact with the ground to form a platform bed.

[0019] By adopting the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0020] Compared with existing technologies, this utility model achieves flexible switching between multiple usage states of the children's bed through a reasonable structural design. The children's bed can freely transform between a "high bed" and a "platform bed." In the first usage state, the bed board is raised using support legs, creating a storage space underneath for storing at least two storage cabinets while lying down, significantly improving space utilization. In the second usage state, the storage cabinets can be removed and flipped up to an upright position, forming a standing cabinet. Simultaneously, the headboard can be detached and used as a table between the two storage cabinets, forming a table structure, thus realizing the transformation from a bed to functional furniture. This structure not only solves the problems of traditional children's beds being single-function and wasting space, but also enhances the product's expandability and adaptability through modular component design, flexibly meeting the needs of children at different growth stages and diverse living scenarios. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of an embodiment of the present invention in its first usage state.

[0022] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the bottom structure.

[0023] Figure 3 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the explosion structure.

[0024] Figures 4 to 9 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of an embodiment of the present invention in its second usage state.

[0025] Figure 10 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of an embodiment of the present invention in a third usage state.

[0026] In the picture: 1 is the bed board, 2 is the headboard, 3 is the support legs, 4 is the storage cabinet, 5 is the bedside cabinet, 6 is the casters, 7 is the hidden space, 8 is the connector, and 9 is the support plate. Detailed Implementation

[0027] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are used to illustrate this utility model, but should not be used to limit the scope of this utility model.

[0028] like Figures 1 to 3 As shown, the children's bed in this embodiment includes a bed board 1, a headboard 2, four support legs 3, three storage cabinets 4, and a bedside cabinet 5. Depending on usage needs, the children's bed can have three different usage states: a first usage state (high bed), a second usage state (platform bed + table + cabinet combination), and a third usage state (platform bed + cabinet combination). By rationally configuring the structural relationships between the components, flexible transformation of the furniture form and maximization of space utilization are achieved.

[0029] In its first usage state, namely the high-legged bed mode, combined with Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the headboard 2 is fixedly connected to the head of the bed board 1, and four support legs 3 are respectively set at the four corners of the bottom of the bed board 1. Two support legs 3 are located at the head and two at the foot of the bed board 1, thus lifting the entire bed board 1 off the ground to form a storage space between the bed board 1 and the ground. In this state, three storage cabinets 4 slide horizontally into the storage space from the sides of the bed board 1, while the footboard cabinet 5 is horizontally stored in the storage space from the foot of the bed board 1. To facilitate the movement of these storage components, each storage cabinet 4 and footboard cabinet 5 is equipped with casters 6 at the bottom, allowing them to smoothly enter and exit the space under the bed. This facilitates both storage and switching between other usage states. Furthermore, in this state, the bottom of the headboard 2 extends downwards, forming a hidden space 7 between it and the two support legs 3 located at the head of the bed board 1, for storing the connecting parts 8. There are two connectors 8, both L-shaped. One connector connects one end of the headboard 2 to a storage cabinet 4, and the other connects the other end of the headboard 2 to another storage cabinet 4, thus assisting in forming a table structure when switching to a second usage state. Specifically, the connectors 8 are located on the lower inner side of the headboard 2, facing the support legs 3, for easy concealment during installation.

[0030] In the second usage state, namely the platform bed + table + cabinet combination mode, the three storage cabinets 4 and the bedside cabinet 5 are all moved out of the storage space and transformed from a horizontal position to an upright position through a flipping operation, becoming independent cabinets. At this time, the headboard 2 can be detachably installed between any two storage cabinets 4 as a table, thus forming a table together with these two storage cabinets 4. To improve the stability and functionality of the table, the two L-shaped connectors 8 previously stored in the hidden space 7 are taken out and installed between the headboard 2 and the storage cabinets 4 respectively, to strengthen the overall stability of the connection structure. At the same time, the four support legs 3 are no longer connected to the bottom of the bed board 1, but are installed at the bottom of one of the storage cabinets 4 (e.g., the shortest storage cabinet) after being laid horizontally, to raise the height of the storage cabinet 4 and make it visually coordinated with the other cabinets. At this time, the bed board 1 directly contacts the ground, forming a platform bed. In this usage configuration, the children's bed offers a variety of combinations, including a platform bed, a table, a separate storage cabinet, and a bedside cabinet. This makes it suitable for various scenarios such as studying, greatly enhancing the product's functionality and spatial adaptability. For details on the different combinations and their practical applications in this configuration, please refer to [link / reference needed]. Figures 4 to 9 Furthermore, the positions of the various components can be combined as needed, such as near the headboard or footboard of the bed 1, and a storage cabinet 4 can be set up as a drying cabinet, etc.

[0031] In the third usage state, namely the platform bed + multiple independent cabinets mode, the three storage cabinets 4 and the bedside cabinet 5 are also moved out of the storage space and flipped into an upright position to form cabinets, but they do not participate in the construction of the table. At this time, the four support legs 3 are still connected to the bottom of one of the storage cabinets 4 in a horizontal manner to raise the height of that cabinet. The headboard 2 is reconnected to the head of the bed board 1 and contacts the ground to provide stable support. The bottom of the bed board 1 directly contacts the ground, forming the platform bed structure. In this usage state, the children's bed presents a layout of "platform bed + three cabinets + one bedside cabinet", which is suitable for scenarios that require more independent storage or display space. Figure 10 The specific combination methods and appearance effects in this state are shown.

[0032] Furthermore, to improve the adaptability and aesthetics of the storage components in different usage states, the bed end cabinet 5 is equipped with a support plate 9. In the first usage state, the support plate 9 is located at the head of the bed end cabinet 5. When it is stored in the storage space, the outer side of the support plate 9 is flush with the outer side of the bed board 1, making the entire bed frame look neat and uniform. At the same time, the outer side of the support leg 3 at the tail of the bed board 1 is located on the inner side of the edge of the bed board 1, so that when the bed end cabinet 5 is in place, its support plate 9 can cover the tail support leg 3, avoiding exposure and affecting the aesthetics. In the second or third usage state, the support plate 9 flips up with the bed end cabinet 5 to the bottom of the bed end cabinet 5, providing it with additional support and stability.

[0033] In use, any of the above-mentioned usage states can be adopted as needed. In particular, when using the second usage state, the connector 8 on the inner side of the headboard 2 needs to be removed to participate in the formation of the table.

[0034] In summary, this utility model, through its ingenious structural design, enables a children's bed to flexibly switch between multiple usage modes. This children's bed can not only freely transform between a "high bed" and a "platform bed," but also, through the horizontal and vertical placement of the storage cabinet, achieves multiple functional transformations from a bed to a table, and then to a stand-alone cabinet. This modular and transformable design concept significantly improves space utilization, enhances the product's expandability and applicability, and can meet the diverse functional needs of children at different stages of growth, making it particularly suitable for optimizing space in small apartments.

[0035] This utility model is not limited to the specific embodiments described above. Any modifications made by those skilled in the art based on the above concept without creative effort shall fall within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A multifunctional children's bed, comprising a bed board, a headboard, multiple support legs, and at least two storage cabinets, characterized in that, The children's bed has at least a first usage state and a second usage state; In the first use state, the headboard is connected to the head of the bed board, and multiple support legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board to lift the bed board off the ground to form a high bed, and a receiving space is formed between the bed board and the ground, in which at least two storage cabinets are accommodated. In the second usage state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the accommodating space, and the headboard is connected between any two of the at least two storage cabinets to form a table. The headboard and the two storage cabinets connected thereto together form a table, and multiple support legs are connected to the bottom of the bed board or not connected to the bottom of the bed board so that the bottom of the bed board contacts the ground to form a platform bed.

2. The children's bed according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the first usage state, at least two storage cabinets are respectively placed horizontally and accommodated in the accommodating space from the side of the bed board; in the second usage state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the accommodating space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet.

3. The children's bed according to claim 1, characterized in that, In its first use state, the bottom of the headboard extends downward to form a hidden space between it and the support legs located at the head of the bed. The hidden space contains a connector for joining the headboard and two storage cabinets to form a table.

4. The children's bed according to claim 3, characterized in that, The number of connectors is two, both of which are L-shaped. One connector is used to connect one end of the headboard to one of the storage cabinets, and the other connector is used to connect the other end of the headboard to another storage cabinet.

5. The children's bed according to claim 3, characterized in that, The connector is attached to the lower part of the headboard and faces the support legs.

6. The children's bed according to claim 2, characterized in that, The children's bed also includes a bedside cabinet. In the first use state, the bedside cabinet is placed horizontally and accommodated in the storage space from the rear of the bed board. In the second use state, the bedside cabinet is moved out of the storage space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet.

7. The children's bed according to claim 6, characterized in that, The bedside cabinet is equipped with a support plate. In the first use state, the support plate is located at the head of the bedside cabinet; in the second use state, the support plate is located at the bottom of the bedside cabinet.

8. The children's bed according to claim 7, characterized in that, In the first usage state, the outer side of the support leg located at the head of the bed board is flush with the outer side of the bed board, so that after at least two storage cabinets are placed in the storage space, the outer side of at least two storage cabinets is flush with the outer side of the support leg at the head of the bed board; the outer side of the support leg located at the tail of the bed board is located on the inner perimeter of the outer side of the bed board, so that after the tail cabinet is placed in the storage space, the outer side of the support plate of the tail cabinet is flush with the outer side of the bed board while covering the support leg at the tail of the bed board.

9. The children's bed according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the second usage state, multiple support legs are laid flat and connected to the bottom of the locker to raise the locker.

10. The children's bed according to claim 1, characterized in that, The children's bed also has a third use state. In the third use state, at least two storage cabinets are moved out of the storage space and flipped to an upright state to form a standing cabinet. Multiple support legs are not connected to the bottom of the bed board. The headboard is connected to the head of the bed board and the bed board is in contact with the ground to form a platform bed.

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