BENT METAL HANDLE STRUCTURE FOR BASE GRILLES

TR202614151U5Pending Publication Date: 2026-09-21ISTIKBAL MOBILYA SANAYI & TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI
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Application Number
TR202614151U
Authority / Receiving Office
TR · TR
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-08-20
Publication Date
2026-09-21
Estimated Expiration
2036-08-20

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Abstract

This invention relates to a twisted handle structure that provides the user with an ergonomic grip by being mounted on the base frame metal (3) in furniture base systems and prevents the mattress from sliding on the frame (3). The handle structure in question consists of at least one metal base handle (1) with a twisted form structured to fit into the narrow mounting space between the base frame metal (3) and the base body and to form a support set for the mattress by extending upwards, and an M8 nut (2) element that rigidly fastens the said metal base handle (1) to the base frame metal (3). Thanks to its rigid metal material structure and twisted geometry, the invention prevents breakage and deformation while combining both the handle and mattress holder functions in a single body.
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Description

1 TARIFF BENT METAL HANDLE STRUCTURE FOR BASE GRILLES TECHNICAL AREA 5 This invention is suitable for bed base systems used in the furniture industry; specifically, bed bases. ergonomic movement and rigidity for the user during the opening and closing of the grilles. providing, at the same time, the use of the bed placed on the grid It features a twisted metal handle structure that prevents slipping. 10 The invention allows for assembly between the base body and the grid thanks to its specially bent form. adapting to the distance, forming a limiting barrier / set at the foot of the bed and a metal handle that is secured to the grille profile by means of a fastening element. It concerns the configuration. 15 STATE OF THE ART In traditional bed base systems, the base provides access to the storage area. The grill (30) can be lifted safely and comfortably by the user and 20 to the foot end of the grill, for the purpose of opening and then closing it. Various handle or grip elements are integrated. However, the base during the opening and closing movements of the heavy beds laid on the grid (30) or during daily use (when the user sits, lies down or gets up from the bed) (Under dynamic loads such as changing position) it moves independently of the base forward and 25 Various mattress retaining devices to prevent sideways sliding. It is used. In applications within the known state of the art, the handle or holder in question... The components are generally made of plastic, injection molded, to reduce production costs. 30 They are manufactured from polymers or thin-section flexible synthetic materials. However, the mechanical strength limits of such flexible (ductile) materials are low. and the physical conditions resulting from the use of the bed base, over time, as follows: This leads to the emergence of the aforementioned technical and structural deficiencies: 2  Deformation and Fatigue Due to Ductile Structure: Base grid (30) the weight of the bed and the shock absorber / scissor during lifting The resistance of the mechanisms is a pull and bend that directly acts on the handle. It creates the moment. Plastic handles in the known state of the art are rigid. Because they lack a structure, they show a significant difference under these applied mechanical loads. They stretch to a certain degree. The material is constantly subjected to such cyclic loads (cyclic Exposure to (loading) can cause permanent plastic deformations in the plastic structure. loosening at connection points, microcrack formation and Ultimately, this leads to the handle breaking and rendering it unusable.  Insufficient Dynamic Load Transfer and Decreased User Ergonomics: Bed Base Muscle force applied by the user during the movement of opening the grill (30), is absorbed by the flexible handle material and The transmission of force to the rigid component that activates the grid profile is delayed. This situation requires the user to use the mechanical leverage they deserve when lifting the grill. 15 inability to obtain it, experiencing a feeling of instability and insecurity, therefore This causes him to have to exert extra force.  Mattress Shifting Problems and Deterioration of Mattress Integrity: Present Plastic handle designs, vertical barrier required at the foot of the bed 20 It cannot provide the necessary height and load-bearing resistance. The front of the bed... When faced with the axial thrust force it creates, the plastic elements move backward. It is unable to prevent the mattress from sliding off the bed frame by stretching it correctly. The bed sliding outwards from the foot end; the bed and headboard gaps forming between the mattress fabric and inner layers of the base 25 deformation due to friction against the edge profiles and the user's sleep This causes a disruption to their comfort.  Dimensional Conflict (Geometric Limitations) in Small Installation Spaces: Base There is a very limited gap between the grid (30) and the base outer frame / body. There is a working gap. Handles in the known state of the art, due to their geometric forms, either during assembly to the base frame either by friction or by being designed to be excessively thin in order to fit into this limited space. Their mechanical strength is completely weakened. Base frame and grid. 3 able to adapt to this narrow space without sacrificing rigidity The absence of an integrated handle and bearing holder structure led manufacturers to add using fasteners or complex assembly processes It is difficult. In conclusion, the handle designs used in the known state of the art are of low quality. The bed offers mechanical resistance, but undergoes permanent deformation over time. inability to create a rigid barrier to prevent sliding and between the base and the grid inability to provide optimum geometric integration within a narrow assembly space For these reasons, the new 10 solves all of these aforementioned technical problems on a single chassis. A handle structure is needed. DEFINITION OF INVENTION This invention applies to furniture systems used in homes, hotels, and similar living spaces. especially grid structures of bed bases that have storage space in the lower part (30) opening and closing in a comfortable, safe and rigid way by the user providing; also the use of the bed laid on the grill (30). during or while the grill is being moved forward or sideways a twisted 20 designed in a monolithic or integrated form that prevents slipping The invention relates to the structure of the metal handle (10). The subject of the invention is the metal handle (10); it has a special thanks to the curved transition form (12) between the base frame and the grid profile (30) It provides a perfect geometric fit for the narrow workspace, while the top part... with a holding and support section (11) which is both a lifting handle and a bed limiter It combines a barrier function in a single unit. 25 The main purpose of the invention is to replace plastics and flexible materials used in the known state of the art. mechanical problems such as stretching, permanent deformation and breakage caused by handles by exceeding expectations, it offers a handle structure with high strength and long lifespan (10). Another purpose of the invention is that the metal handle (10) has a twisted transition form (12), limited working space between the base grid (30) and the base outer frame to achieve perfect geometric harmony and without disrupting the overall architecture of the product It offers ease of assembly. 4 Another purpose of the invention is to make the metal handle (10) extend upwards at a right angle. The bed has a rigid foot end section thanks to the shaped holding and support section (11). by creating a limiting set / barrier, preventing the bed from sliding forward and outward The goal is to completely block it. Another purpose of the invention is to connect the toothed connecting shafts located at the lower end of the metal handle (10). (13), grid via support flanges (14) and connecting elements (nut) (20) by ensuring that it is rigidly fixed to the mounting holes (31) on the profile (30), The aim is to ensure that tensile forces are evenly distributed across the profile surface. Key Advantages of the Invention:  Rigid Use and Ergonomics: Metal material structure and special bending. Thanks to its geometry, the grid (30) can be opened easily without flexing. It causes it to close. 15  Dual Function Design: Can both remove the grid and function on the same structure. The handle and the support set that prevents the bed from sliding are both functions combined in one unit. It joins them at the body.  Prevention of Permanent Deformation: Resistant to cyclic loads and high tensile strength. By resisting these forces, fractures and deformations are reduced to 20%. It gets ahead.  Easy Assembly and Integration: Thanks to its curved structure (12), it can be easily assembled and integrated with the base. It integrates without getting stuck in the narrow space between the grids; with nut (20) Its connection architecture allows for fast and robust assembly. Explaining the Figures: The invention will be described by reference to the attached figures, so that the invention Its features will be understood more clearly. However, the purpose of this invention is not this specific one. It is not about limiting it with regulations. On the contrary, the invention's accompanying claims 30 all alternatives, modifications and that can be included within the scope defined by it The aim is also to include their equivalencies. The details shown are only for existing purposes. shown for the purpose of illustrating the preferred arrangements of the invention and both both the shaping of methods and the rules and concepts of invention to provide the most useful and easily understandable description of its properties It should be understood that they are presented in these drawings; Figure 1: Perspective view of the metal base handle structure. 5 Figure 2: Perspective view of the fastening nut used in the assembly. Figure 3: General perspective view of the base grid frame (metal). Figure 4: General view of the metal base handle mounted to the base grid frame. It is a perspective view. Figure 5: Side perspective view of the base grille handle assembly. Figure 6: Profile (side) view of the base grille handle mounting. Figure 7: Rear perspective view of the base grille handle assembly. DISCLOSURE OF REFERENCES: 1. Metal base handle, 2. M8 nut, 3. Base frame metal, 25 DETAILED EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION The invention is a metal base handle (1), which provides access to the storage area in base systems. The base is mounted on the metal grid (3) providing the user with an ergonomic grip. 30 a curved structure that provides and prevents the mattress from sliding on the base It has. The metal base handle (1), whose detailed structure is shown in Figure 1, It is designed in an integrated / monolithic form; the handle is connected to the grid and the base body. 6 so that it can pass through the narrow space between them and reach upwards It has a special bending geometry. The metal base handle (1) is located at the bottom of the base. There are threaded mounting ends that enable fastening to the metal of the grill (3). The M8 nut (2) shown in Figure 2 is attached to the lower mounting ends of the metal base handle (1). by tightening the handle mechanically to the base grid metal (3) It is the fastening element used. The base grid metal (3), whose general structure is shown in Figure 3, has the bed placed on it. It is the profile frame that is placed and moved to access the base's internal volume. Base 10 on the foot end profile of the grill metal (3), mounting ends of the metal base handle (1) There are 2 holes with sufficient axial distance for it to pass through. Figure 4 shows the overall metal base handle (1) mounted on the base grid metal (3). A perspective view is presented. Metal base handle (1), twisted structure 15 Thanks to this, the base rests on the outer profile surface of the grid metal (3), Its U-shaped vertical structure extending upwards is higher than the grid surface. By remaining, it forms a support set for the bed. The side perspective view shown in Figure 5 and the profile (side) view presented in Figure 6 are 20. As can be seen in the image; the curved geometry of the metal base handle (1) is the base to the limited mounting space between the frame and the base grid metal (3) It fits perfectly. This twisted form allows the handle to connect to the outer casing. while preventing it from hindering its movement, the handle extends beyond the bed boundary and upwards. It makes it possible to lie flat. 25 As shown in the rear detail and interior view in Figure 7; metal The connecting ends of the base handle (1) are opened at the foot end of the base grid metal (3). After being threaded through the holes, the ends remaining on the inside of the profile are fitted with M8 mm threads. The nuts (2) are tightened by fitting them. The M8 nuts (2) rest against the inner surface of the profile 30 When tightened, the metal base handle (1) will not flex or move in any way. The base is locked rigidly to the metal grid (3) as shown. Assembly is done in this way. The finished metal base handle (1) is made of metal material, unlike plastic handles. 7 Thanks to its rigid connection, the base grid metal (3) can be opened It transmits the force applied by the user directly to the grid during closing. Same Its structure, extending vertically over time, acts as a fixed barrier at the foot of the bed. By seeing this, it prevents problems such as the bed sliding forward or outward. 10 20 30

Claims

8 REQUESTS 1. This invention is mounted on the base grid metal (3) in furniture base systems, acting as a handle when lifting and closing the base grate metal (3) It has a handle structure that prevents the bed from sliding on the grill; its feature is 5  To the mounting area between the base grid metal (3) and the base body structured to adapt and extend upwards at least one with a twisted shape and mounting ends at the bottom metal base handle (1) and, 10  The mounting ends are inserted through the holes (3) in the base grid metal. by passing it through, the metal base handle (1) is rigidly attached to the grid. It must contain at least one M8 nut (2) which ensures its fixation.

2. A handle structure conforming to Claim 1; its feature is that the metal base handle (1) 15 The upward-extending section has a U-shaped vertical support and bed support. It is in the form of...

3. It has a handle structure that conforms to Claim 1; its feature is that of a metal base handle (1) The base grid metal (3) and the base outer casing 20 by means of its twisted structure It is positioned by integrating into the limited space between them. 30