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AssigneeCimosys AG
InventorsMichael Wilming, Rolf Farmont, Johannes Schneider
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The invention relates to an adjusting device (10) for beds, mattresses, armchairs and the like, which comprises support elements (12) that extend at an angle to the adjusting direction (A), especially on both sides, and that form together a plane of support (12A), and at least one drive device (24) for modifying the inclination of the plane of support, said drive device comprising at least one pivotable raising lever (14). In order to provide an adjusting device that is simple in design, at least one pivotable raising lever (14) is combined with a plurality of bar members (16A-G) that can be pivoted relative one another so that the general raising movement is combined with the ergonomic detail movement.
An adjusting device for beds, mattresses, armchairs and the like, comprising support elements extending at an angle to the adjusting direction on both sides, and jointly spanning a support plane, and at least one drive device for modifying the inclination of the support plane with at least one pivotable raising lever, wherein said at least one pivotable raising lever is provided with several bar members, separately pivotable differently from the pivotable raising lever.
An adjusting device for beds, mattresses, armchairs and the like, comprising bar members extending at an angle to the adjusting direction on both sides, jointly spanning a support plane, with at least one drive device for modifying the inclination of the support plane, in which the bar members form a link chain, wherein the bar members jointly house, an inherently rigid, pivotable raising lever serving for mutual adjustment of the bar members.
An adjustable support device for mattresses, or cushions, beds, armchairs and the like, comprising pivotable bars with support elements extending between the bars, spanning a support plane, wherein the pivotable bars are each formed of at least one inherently rigid raising lever which carries a link chain of support element bearing members pivotable relative to one another.
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