Standing aid device

Abstract

A standing aid device mainly comprises a connecting tube, the bottom end of which is fixed to a stationary part outside the device; a handrail is connected to the top end of the connecting tube, and the bottom end of the handrail is pivotally connected to the top end of the connecting tube, allowing the handrail to rotate as needed. With these features, the standing aid device provides a handrail for the user to grip when getting up from a lying position, making it easier for the user to stand up.

Description

Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a rising aid device that allows the user to grasp with force while rising from supine, allowing the user to get up more easily. Prior technology

[0002] Press, many older or poor cardiopulmonary vessels and relatively obese and weak people, lying in bed to sleep, for them will have more difficulty breathing, difficult problems, they can only choose to retreat to sleep on the recliner, but in the recliner in a limited space to get up.

[0003] The inventor has improved the present invention in view of the fact that the above-mentioned user has the presence of the above missing parts when lying up from reclining, and the present invention is created. Contents of the invention

[0004] It is that the main inventive purpose of the invention is to provide a rising assist device that allows the user to get up more easily by having a grasping handrail to exert force when lying down to get up.

[0005] The main feature of the invention, is that the rising aid has a connecting pipe, the bottom end of which is fixed to a motionless fixture outside the rising aid; By means of such settings, the rise-up aid may allow the user to have a gripped armrest to exert force when lying down to get up, allowing the user to get up more easily.

[0006] The following embodiments are hereby described with respect to the technical means and structures employed to achieve the above purpose and efficacy of the present invention. Brief explanation of the schema

[0007] 1 is a three-dimensional appearance diagram of an embodiment one of the rising aid device of the present invention. 2 is a three-dimensional breakdown diagram of Embodiment I of a standing assist device of the present invention. 3 is a front view of Embodiment I of the present-up assistive device. 4 is a front view of an embodiment one armrest rotation of the present invention for 90 degrees. 5 is a stereoscopic appearance diagram of the double armrests of Embodiment I of the present-up assistive device. FIG6 is a schematic diagram showing the standing assist device of the present invention placed on a chair. FIG7 is a three-dimensional appearance diagram of the second embodiment of the standing-up assisting device of the present invention. FIG8 is a perspective exploded view of the second embodiment of the standing assistance device of the present invention. FIG9 is a three-dimensional appearance diagram of the third embodiment of the standing-up assisting device of the present invention. FIG10 is a three-dimensional appearance diagram of the fourth embodiment of the standing-up assisting device of the present invention. Implementation Method

[0008] Please refer to Figures 1 to 4 for the structural diagrams of the first embodiment of the present invention. The lifting aid device 1 of the present invention comprises a connecting tube 10, the bottom end of which is fixed to a fixed location outside the lifting aid device 1 (e.g., pressed and fixed by a chair leg). The top end of the connecting tube 10 is connected to an armrest 11, and the bottom end of the armrest 11 is connected to the top end of the connecting tube 10 via a pivot mechanism 4, allowing the armrest 11 to be rotated in an adjustable direction as needed, making it easier for the user to grasp.

[0009] The pivot mechanism 4 is provided with an armrest lower tube 110 at the bottom end of the armrest 11, and the armrest lower tube 110 is inserted into the top end of the connecting tube 10. A V-shaped spring buckle 40 and two positioning beads 41 are respectively located at the two outward ends of the V-shaped spring buckle 40. The tube wall of the armrest lower tube 110 is provided with radially arranged bead holes 42 at the positions of the two positioning beads 41, and the bead holes 42 can allow the outer bead surface of the positioning beads 41 to be exposed outside the armrest lower tube 110; the tube wall of the connecting tube 10 is provided with annularly arranged and corresponding left and right positioning holes 43 at the positions of the positioning beads 41.

[0010] The bottom end of the connecting tube 10 is inserted into the top end of a connecting lower tube 17. A length adjustment device A is provided at the connection point between the bottom end of the connecting tube 10 and the connecting lower tube 17. The length adjustment device A is provided inside the bottom end of the connecting tube 10 with a V-shaped spring buckle 40' similar to the above-mentioned pivot mechanism 4 and two fixing beads 41' respectively located at the two outward ends of the V-shaped spring buckle 40'; radially arranged bead holes 42' are provided in the bottom end tube wall of the connecting tube 10 at the positions corresponding to the two fixing beads 41', and the bead holes 42' allow the outer bead surfaces of the fixing beads 41' to be exposed outside the bottom end tube wall of the connecting tube 10; and the tube wall of the connecting lower tube 17 is provided with a plurality of symmetrical positioning holes 18 arranged axially and facing each other at the positions corresponding to the fixing beads 41'.

[0011] The bottom end of the connecting tube 10 or lower connecting tube 17 is secured to a base 12, which connects to an outwardly extending base 13. The base 13 is composed of a plurality of angled panels 14, a plurality of long strips 15, and a plurality of small butt-joint panels 16. Adjacent angled panels 14 are connected by long strips 15, and at the joints, small butt-joint panels 16 are screwed to secure the angled panels 14 and the long strips 15. The top surfaces of the angled panels 14 are secured to the legs of a chair on which a user sits or reclines.

[0012] A storage tray 5 is provided on the side of the armrest lower tube 110. The user can place small items on the storage tray 5, such as tea cups, mobile phones, remote controls, etc. The storage tray 5 is pivotally connected to the armrest lower tube 110 so that the storage tray 5 can be rotated in the desired direction for use.

[0013] Please refer to Figure 5 for a structural diagram of the first embodiment of the present invention. The present invention allows for mounting a set of standing-up assist devices 1 on each of the left and right sides of the base 13. When the standing-up assist devices 1 are positioned, the two armrests 11 are positioned precisely on the left and right sides of the chair, allowing the user to simultaneously grasp both armrests 11 and apply force, making it easier for the user to stand up.

[0014] Please refer to Figure 6 for an illustration of the present invention's installation and related structure. The bottom ends of one of the chair's 7 legs are placed above the four corner panels 14 of the base 13. These corner panels 14 are secured to the chair's 7 legs, allowing the bottom end of the lifting aid 1 to be fixed in place, providing greater stability during use.

[0015] Please refer to Figures 7 to 8 for the relevant structural diagrams of the second embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the raising assistance device 2 of the second embodiment of the present invention is the same as that of the raising assistance device 1 of the first embodiment, except that the difference is that the length adjustment device A' is arranged at the connection between the armrest lower tube 110 and the connecting tube 20, and the length adjustment device A' is provided with a V-shaped spring buckle 40 and two positioning beads 41 respectively located at the two outward ends of the V-shaped spring buckle 40 inside the bottom end of the armrest lower tube 110; the bottom end tube wall of the armrest lower tube 110 is provided with radially arranged bead holes 42 at the positions corresponding to the two positioning beads 41, and the bead holes 42 allow the outer bead surface of the positioning beads 41 to be exposed outside the top tube wall of the armrest lower tube 110; the tube wall of the connecting tube 20 is provided with an even number of left-right symmetrical and axially extending positioning holes 18' at the positions corresponding to the two positioning beads 41, and the positioning holes 18' can be used to allow the positioning beads 41 to be inserted and positioned after the armrest lower tube 110 adjusts the upper and lower positions and angles, so that the armrest 11 can be adjusted in height and rotated as required to be positioned.

[0016] Please refer to Figure 9 for a structural diagram of the third embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the lifting aid device 3 of the third embodiment of the present invention is identical to that of the lifting aid device 1 of the first embodiment, with the difference being that a vertical handle 6 is connected to the top end of the connecting tube 20, and the bottom end of the vertical handle 6 is connected to the top end of the connecting tube 20.

[0017] Please refer to Figure 10 for a structural diagram of the fourth embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the fourth embodiment of the present invention's standing-up assist device 8 is identical to that of the first embodiment's standing-up assist device 1, except that the base 13 is comprised of a plurality of angled panels 14, a plurality of folding panels 19, and a plurality of small docking panels 16. Two adjacent folding panels 19 are connected by hinges 190, and the docking panels 16 are used to securely fasten the angled panels 14 and folding panels 19 at their joints via screws. The top surfaces of the angled panels 14 and folding panels 19 are designed to be pressed against the legs of a chair on which a user sits or reclines.

[0018] As can be seen from the above description, the present invention mainly utilizes a standing-up assist device. Through the above configuration, the standing-up assist device allows the user to have a handrail to grasp when standing up from lying down, making it easier for the user to stand up.

[0019] In summary, this invention is not only novel but also has industrial applicability. We have filed an invention patent application in accordance with the law and sincerely request that you review and grant the patent. I would be grateful for your kindness.

[0020] 1: Standing assistance device 10: Connecting pipe 11: Armrests 110: Handrail lower tube 12: Base 13: Base 14: Angle board 15: Long slats 16: Docking small board 17: Connect the down tube 18, 18', 43: positioning hole 19: Folding board 190: Hinge 2: Standing assistance device 20: Connecting pipe 3: Standing assistance device 4: Pivot mechanism 40, 40': V-shaped snap hook 41, 41': Positioning beads 42, 42': micropyle 5: Storage tray 6: Vertical Grip 7:Chair 8: Standing assistance device A, A': Length adjustment device

Claims

1. A device for assisting people to stand up, comprising a connecting tube, the bottom end of which is fixed to a fixed position outside the device; an armrest is connected to the top end of the connecting tube, and the bottom end of the armrest is connected to the top end of the connecting tube by a pivot mechanism so that the armrest can rotate in a desired direction; a base is fixed to the bottom end of the connecting tube, which is further connected to a base extending outward, which is fixed to the fixed position outside the device; the base is composed of a plurality of angle plates, a plurality of long strips and a plurality of small docking plates; two adjacent angle plates are connected by the long strips, and the angle plates are locked and fixed to the long strips at the connection point by the small docking plates via screws; the top surface of the angle plate can be pressed and fixed by the legs of a chair on which the user sits or lies.

2. A lifting assistance device as described in claim 1, wherein the pivot mechanism is provided with an armrest lower tube at the bottom end of the armrest, the armrest lower tube is inserted into the top end of the connecting tube, a V-shaped spring buckle and two positioning beads are positioned inside the armrest lower tube, and radial bead holes are provided on the tube wall of the armrest lower tube corresponding to the positions of the two positioning beads, and the bead holes allow the outer bead surfaces of the positioning beads to be exposed outside the armrest lower tube; and the tube wall of the connecting tube is provided with annularly arranged and corresponding left and right positioning holes corresponding to the positions of the positioning beads.

3. The standing assistance device as described in claim 2, wherein the connecting tubes are arranged in a ring shape and the corresponding positioning holes on the left and right sides are arranged along the axial direction of the connecting tubes.

4. A rising assistance device as described in claim 1, wherein the bottom end of the connecting tube is inserted into the top end of a connecting lower tube, and a length adjustment device is provided at the connection position between the bottom end of the connecting tube and the connecting lower tube, and the length adjustment device is provided with a V-shaped spring buckle and two positioning beads respectively located at the two outward ends of the V-shaped spring buckle inside the bottom end of the connecting tube; radial bead holes are provided on the bottom end tube wall of the connecting tube corresponding to the two positioning bead positions, and the bead holes allow the outer bead surface of the positioning bead to be exposed outside the bottom end tube wall of the connecting tube; and a plurality of positioning holes are provided on the tube wall of the connecting lower tube corresponding to the positioning bead position, which are symmetrically arranged left and right and in an axial direction.

5. A device for assisting people to stand up, comprising a connecting tube, the bottom end of which is fixed to a fixed position outside the device; an armrest is connected to the top end of the connecting tube, and the bottom end of the armrest is connected to the top end of the connecting tube by a pivot mechanism so that the armrest can be rotated as needed; a base is fixed to the bottom end of the connecting tube, which is further connected to a base extending outward, which is fixed to the fixed position outside the device for assisting people to stand up; the base is composed of a plurality of angle plates, a plurality of folding plates and a plurality of docking small plates; two folding plates are connected by a hinge, and the angle plate and the folding plate are connected by the docking small plate to lock the angle plate and the folding plate together via screws; the top surfaces of the angle plate and the folding plate can be pressed and fixed by the legs of a chair on which the user sits or lies.

6. The lifting aid device as described in claim 2, wherein a storage tray is provided on the lower tube side of the armrest.

7. The standing assistance device as described in claim 1 can be installed on both the left and right sides of the base.

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