Chair headrest

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of office and domestic furniture, and more particularly to devices for creating comfort during prolonged sitting at a computer and for preventing musculoskeletal disorders. A headrest comprises curved metal frames that are connected to one another along the inside edge with the aid of metal tabs by way of a weld seam, a threaded connection or riveting. This causes the formation of a gap, into which a soft material can be inserted for supporting the head. For fastening the headrest to a chair, a metal strip with holes is affixed to one of the frames by way of welding, threaded connection or riveting.

Description

[0001] Headrest of the chair

[0002] The invention relates to the field of office and home furniture, namely to devices for creating comfort during long periods of work at a computer and preventing diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

[0003] There is a headrest (US 2013 / 0043709 A1) whose front part is made taking into account that the head and neck will rest on it.

[0004] The disadvantage is that such a headrest is made in a certain shape for the specific parameters of the average person.

[0005] A headrest (SU578055 A1) is known that contains upholstery material with loops through which a wire is threaded, fastening the upholstery material to the headrest frame.

[0006] The disadvantage is that the method of attaching the upholstery material is labor-intensive to manufacture, and also that the headrest cannot be adjusted individually.

[0007] A headrest (US10238215 B2) is known in which the upholstery material is attached using plates sewn to it between two parts of the headrest frame.

[0008] The disadvantage is that the headrest is not adjustable and cannot be fully adjusted to suit each person.

[0009] The technical task of the invention is to create a headrest of an individual shape, into which any soft material can be installed to support the head.

[0010] The technical result is to provide support for the head due to uniform adhesion to the headrest.

[0011] The problem is solved, and the technical result is achieved by a headrest containing two curved metal plate frames, connected to each other along the inner contour by metal plates using welding, threaded connections or rivets. In this way, a groove is formed into which a soft material is installed to support the head.

[0012] To connect the headrest to the backrest, a metal plate with holes is attached to one of the frames using welding, threaded connection or riveting.

[0013] The essence of the invention is explained by drawings of a specific example of the implementation of the headrest of the chair, where Fig. 1 shows the headrest, Fig. 2 - a general view of the chair.

[0014] The headrest comprises a metal plate frame 1, a metal plate frame 2, metal plates 3, a metal plate 4.

[0015] The ability to bend metal frames 1 and 2, before welding metal plates 3, in any shape allows the headrest to be manufactured according to the individual parameters of a person’s head.

[0016] The presence of a groove between metal frames 1 and 2 and metal plate 3 allows you to install any soft material to ensure a comfortable position of the person's head.

[0017] Thus, the claimed invention proposes a headrest that provides a comfortable position for a person's head when sitting in a chair.

Claims

Invention formula 1. A headrest containing a frame with a groove, characterized in that it consists of curved metal plate frames that form a groove and are connected to each other along the inner contour using metal plates by a welded or threaded connection, or by riveting, and in order to connect the headrest to the backrest, a plate with holes is attached to one of the frames.

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