Abstract

The invention relates to travel cutlery which consists of an eating utensil, e.g. a ladle-type element (1) comprising an adjacent short neck (2) and a handle (3). Said handle (3) consists of two shells (4, 5) that are interconnected at their distal ends by a hinge (6). When used as a cutlery item, the short neck (2) lies in a channel defined by the folded shells (4, 5) and formed by grooves (7, 8) on the proximal ends of the shells (4, 5), the eating utensil facing outward. The shells (4, 5) are configured in such a manner as to form a case for the eating utensil so that the eating utensil can be placed between the shells (4, 5) in order to protect it from being soiled.

IPC Classes  ?

• A47G 21/06 - Combined or separable sets of table-service utensilsOyster knives with openersFish servers with means for removing bones
• B25G 1/08 - Handle constructions with provision for storing tool elements

Abstract

The invention relates to a chair which can be used as a chair for adults and as a high chair for a child. The invention addresses the problem of making in both cases an adapted size of the seating available. The chair according to the invention comprises a base (1) having a back rest (4) and a seating (5), said seating (5) being retained on the base (1) so as to be height-adjustable. The seating (5) has a depth suitable for an adult. If the seating is brought into an elevated position, part of it is located behind the back rest (4) so that the effective seating which is in front of the back rest is adapted to the depth required by a child.

IPC Classes  ?

• A47D 1/04 - Children's chairs convertible from a high chair to a low one by reversing
• A47C 3/26 - Chairs or stools with vertically-adjustable seats with vertical toothed rack

Abstract

A child's seat for vehicles is described, the child's seat having a seat part (12) from which a back part (16) protrudes upwards, with a head restraint (18) being fitted in a height-adjustable manner on the said back part. Two shoulder support parts (20) are connected in a height-adjustable manner to the head restraint (18). The back part (16) is designed with upwardly expanding guides (24, 26) along which the two shoulder support parts (20) are guided in such a manner that, upon a height adjustment of the head restraint (18), a lateral adjustment of the shoulder support parts (20) takes place simultaneously.

IPC Classes  ?

• B60N 2/28 - Seats readily mountable on, and dismountable from, existing seats of the vehicle

Abstract

The invention relates to a carrycot (10) for a baby, comprising a base (12) and a peripheral wall (16) extending upward from the base (12). The base (12) has two base surface elements (18) which have approximately the same size and which can be swiveled between an active position defining a common base surface and a folded-down storage position. Connecting elements (26) extend upward from the two lateral edge sections (24) of the base surface element (18), two U-shaped frame elements (34) being connected thereto and being adjustable about a snap-in swiveling axis (36) between a folded-down storage position and an active position in which they define the upper edge of the carrycot (10). The two connecting elements (26) can be adjusted between an expanded position and a storage position which is closer to the base surface elements (18). A flexible wall surface element defining the wall (16) of the carrycot (10) is provided between the peripheral edge (14) of the base (12) and the two frame elements (34).

IPC Classes  ?

• A47D 13/02 - Baby-carriersCarry-cots
• A47D 9/00 - Cradles

Abstract

The invention relates to a children's high chair (10) which has a seating (12), a back rest (14) and supporting legs (20, 22). In order to be able to store the highchair (10) in a space-saving manner when not in use, the seating (12), the back rest (14) and the supporting legs (20 22) can be swiveled together into a common plane about a common axis (24).

IPC Classes  ?

• A47D 1/02 - Foldable chairs

Goods & Services

(1) Children's safety seats for vehicles.

Goods & Services

Cuir et imitations du cuir, articles en ces matières non compris dans la classe 18; malles et valises. Tentes, voiles. Fils. Tissus; couvertures de lit et nappes, articles textiles compris dans la classe 24. Vêtements, y compris les bottes, les souliers et les pantoufles, à l'exception des bas, chaussettes et collants. Jeux, jouets; articles de gymnastique et de sport (à l'exception des vêtements).