Walking aid with fold-out support legs for sitting down
AssigneePatrick Wilkens
InventorPatrick Wilkens
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Abstract
A walking aid for taking up a deployment supported force for supporting a person using the walking aid, including a support upper part for engaging around the person, a shaft and a support foot arranged at a lower end of the shaft and having multiple swivelable support legs which can be moved between a storage position in which they are folded out from one another at a predefined angle and the walking aid can be set down on the ground, and a use position in which the support legs are folded together and arranged next to one another and the walking aid can be used, characterized in that the support legs are swivelably retained at a lower end of the shaft, and in that they are designed for taking up the deployment supported force in the use position.
Claims11
A walking aid for taking up an intended supporting force in order to support a person who is using the walking aid, with a support upper part serving for the person to engage with a shaft, a support foot arranged at a lower end of the shaft, and several pivoting support legs which are designed to take up the intended support force in the position of use and which can be moved between a setting-down position, in which they are folded out at a predefined angle and the walking aid can be set down on the ground, and a position of use, in which the support legs are folded together and arranged adjacent to one another and the walking aid can be used,
- wherein the support foot is formed exclusively by the support legs and the support legs are held in a pivoting manner at the lower end of the shaft, at a specific position that cannot be changed,
- wherein a sliding sleeve that can be moved in a longitudinal direction of the shaft is arranged at a lower end section of the shaft,
- wherein in the position of use the sliding sleeve is displaced towards the support foot in order to fold the support legs together and the sliding sleeve at least partially overlaps the support legs from the outside and holds them in the position of use, and in the setting-down position it is displaced, compared with the position of use, towards the support upper part and releases the support legs so that they can fold out, and
- wherein the sliding sleeve is slidably coupled to the shaft in at least the position of use.
A walking aid for taking up an intended supporting force in order to support a person who is using the walking aid, with a support upper part serving for the person to engage with a shaft, a support foot arranged at a lower end of the shaft, and several pivoting support legs which are designed to take up the intended support force in the position of use and which can be moved between a setting-down position, in which they are folded out at a predefined angle and the walking aid can be set down on the ground, and a position of use, in which the support legs are folded together and arranged adjacent to one another and the walking aid can be used,
- wherein in the position of use, the support foot is formed exclusively by the support legs and the support legs are held in a pivoting manner at the lower end of the shaft, at a specific position that cannot be changed,
- wherein a sliding sleeve that can be moved in a longitudinal direction of the shaft is arranged at a lower end section of the shaft,
- wherein in the position of use the sliding sleeve is displaced towards the support foot in order to fold the support legs together and the sliding sleeve at least partially overlaps the support legs from the outside and holds them in the position of use, and in the setting-down position it is displaced, compared with the position of use, towards the support upper part and releases the support legs so that they can fold out, and
- wherein in or on the shaft is an electric motor as a drive element that is in drive connection with the sliding sleeve.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.