Support element
AssigneeSpiroplex GmbH
InventorsErnst Bock, Udo Feldotto
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Abstract
The invention relates to a support element (1), comprising a top plate (2) and a spring element (3) arranged thereon, whereby the spring element (3) has a coiled embodiment which tapers away from the top plate (2) in the form of a cone. According to the invention, a support element (1) which is both simple and economical to produce and which has a reliable application in long term use may be achieved, whereby the top plate (2) is made from plastic, the spring element (3) is made from plastic and the spring element (3) has a multiple winding embodiment.
Claims21
A support element, comprising a top plate and a spring element arranged thereon, whereby the spring element is formed helically and in the shape of a cone, wherein the top plate is formed of plastic, the spring element is formed of plastic, and the spring element has a multiple-stranded design.
A spring element comprising at least two spiral and/or helically shaped strip elements of plastic and formed as injection moulded parts, whereby the strip elements interact in such a way that they give resiliently when force is applied, whereby the spring effect of the strip elements can be predetermined by a suitable choice of geometry and/or material.
A spring element comprising two spiral or helically shaped strip elements formed as spring arms, a base section, and a top section located opposite of the base section in height direction, whereby each of the base section, the top section, and the spring arms are made of plastic and are formed as injection moulded parts.
A receiving element for the at least area-wise accommodation of a mattress, a pad or the like, comprising several receiving elements arranged side by side form a common support surface, wherein it is plate-shaped in dish style and has means for a detachable arrangement on a carrier element.
A connector for the arrangement of a functional element on a basis, with a plug-shaped section, which can be inserted into a recess formed on the basis, for which purpose the plug-shaped section is formed corresponding to the recess of the basis, whereby the plug-shaped section in turn comprises a recess to accommodate a connecting element arranged on the functional element.
A device for the accommodation of pads for padding sitting and/or lying furniture, with a plurality of support elements arranged adjacent to each other, whereby each support element comprises a spring element and a pad receptacle arranged thereon, whereby the spring element has a multiple-stranded design and comprises at least two spiral and/or helically shaped spring arms and whereby the spring element consists of plastic.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.