Moving bed
AssigneeDaThera Consumer Health GmbH
InventorKlaus Daser
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeDaThera Consumer Health GmbH
InventorKlaus Daser
Estimating the term…
A moving bed has a fixed bed part as a resting area for the head and upper body of a person, and a longitudinally moving bed part as a resting area for the buttocks and legs of a person. The bed has a first bed frame in the form of a stationary fixed frame that extends as a stationary longitudinal frame over the entire length of the bed and on which the upper, fixed bed part is formed. The bed has a second bed frame as a moving frame, which forms the lower longitudinally moving bed part; the moving frame is held to the fixed frame so that it can move longitudinally. A motor drive is mounted between the fixed frame and the moving frame, and by this motor drive, the moving frame may be moved alternatingly back and forth relative to the fixed frame in a predetermined longitudinal section.
A moving bed, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.
Drawings are temporarily unavailable. Open the PDF at USPTO
From the US filing history. Foreign family members aren’t listed.
Attachments for beds, e.g. sheet holders or bed-cover holders ; Ventilating, cooling or heating means in connection with bedsteads or mattresses:…
Using wooden springs, e.g. of slat type: slat structures
Direct mattress support frames, Cross-bars: with means for preventing frame from sagging
Bedsteads: extensible bedsteads, e.g. with adjustment of length, width, height
About 13 years 3 months of term left · ends 15 Jan 2040 (estimated)
The application relates to a moving bed according to the preamble of the independent claim.
A bed of this kind that is known in the art (DE 102 46 760 B4) has a fixed bed part for a person's head and upper body and a longitudinally-moving bed part for a person's buttocks and legs.
Specifically, by means of relative motor movements between the fixed bed part and the longitudinally moving bed part over a mattress with an expansion joint, which is arranged between the fixed and longitudinally moving bed part, sinusoidal movements and loads are exerted on a person's musculature during rest phases. This positively influences the muscles and indirectly the intervertebral discs, and serves in particular to alleviate or prevent chronic complaints and pain.
The drawings show the following, in perspective view:
FIG. 1 A fixed frame,
FIG. 2 A moving frame,
FIG. 1 shows a fixed frame 2 of a moving bed 1 according to the invention, manufactured from rectangular metallic angle profiles. To form an upper fixed bed part 3, 2 cross struts 5a, 5b are attached to the base frame 4 of the fixed frame, of which one cross strut 5a forms the upper end of the fixed frame 2 and at a distance therefrom, the second cross strut 5b defines the length of the fixed bed part 3. The cross struts 5a, 5b rest on longitudinal frame parts 6a, 6b.
The upper bed part 3 has a length of about 30 to 40% of the total frame length, corresponding to about the ratio of the length of the upper body of a person 29 to the person's height.
Four rollers 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d with roller axes running transversely are arranged in respectively opposite corner areas on the longitudinal frame parts 6a, 6b in a lower frame area 7; taking into account the roller circumference, these protrude slightly beyond the longitudinal moving frame parts 6a, 6b.