CN2313517Y - Nursing bathtub bath chair - Google Patents

Abstract

A bath chair for nursing bathtub is composed of a supporting frame consisting of two U-shaped frame bodies parallelly arranged at both sides of bathtub, a seat cushion consisting of a plate body on the upper truss rods of two frame bodies, more than one slide carriage in block form and arranged between seat cushion and truss rods of two frame bodies in slide mode, and a handle in U-shaped rod body perpendicular to the truss rods of two frame bodies and arranged at one end of two frame bodies higher than upper end of seat cushion. Because the utility model discloses utilize the slide of slide at support body upper end purlin, the seatpad can pass in and out the bathtub, and old person or disabled person are when using, very convenient safety.

Description

Nursing bathtub bath chair

The utility model relates to a nursing bath chair which can enter and exit a bathtub in a horizontal manner.

The bathtubs provided in general bathrooms are inconvenient when used by the elderly or disabled. Therefore it is very difficult for the physically handicapped to step into the bathtub by themselves, and it is often necessary to be supported by someone to enter the bathtub. Therefore, there is a bath chair set up on the bathtub in the market, and the elongated seat cushion spanning the inside and outside of the bathtub is used for the elderly or the disabled to slowly move into the bathtub from the seat cushion outside the bathtub, and the supporter only needs to Helping the user's feet into the bathtub helps the user enter the bathtub; after taking a bath, the user's feet are pushed out of the bathtub to help the user get out of the bathtub. However, if the general elderly or disabled people want to grasp the handle of the bathing chair with one hand and move their buttocks on the other hand, this action is difficult to achieve. Therefore existing bathing chair can't really serve the purpose of being convenient for the elderly or the disabled to use.

The purpose of this utility model is to provide a nursing bathtub bathing chair aiming at the deficiencies in the prior art, which is convenient for the elderly or disabled people to enter and exit the bathtub by sliding.

The purpose of this utility model is achieved in this way: a bathtub bathing chair for nursing, which includes a bracket and a seat cushion. The truss is a horizontal sliding part higher than the edge of the bathtub; the seat cushion is a plate body, which is set on the truss at the upper end of the second frame; more than one sliding seat is a block, so that it can be placed on the truss at the upper end of the second frame. The way of sliding is set between the seat cushion and the truss at the upper end of the second frame body, and the upper end is connected with the bottom surface of the seat cushion; One end of the body is higher than the upper end surface of the seat cushion.

The seat cushion can be a curved plate body.

The seat cushion may be provided with more than one hole.

Near both sides of the plate body of the seat cushion can be provided with elongated holes for holding.

The rear end of the seat cushion can be provided with a back cushion which is perpendicular to the seat cushion.

Because the utility model utilizes the sliding seat on the truss bar at the upper end of the frame body, the seat cushion can enter and exit the bathtub, so when the elderly or disabled people enter and exit the bathtub, they do not need to move their buttocks, but only need to place the center of gravity of the lower body on the seat cushion stably First, put your feet over the edge of the bathtub, and then you can easily get in and out of the bathtub by pushing and pulling, which is very convenient to use.

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment, the utility model is described in further detail.

Fig. 1 is the three-dimensional combination schematic diagram of the present utility model;

Fig. 2 is the use schematic diagram of the utility model;

Fig. 3 is a partial cross-sectional schematic diagram of the utility model;

Fig. 4 is a rear view of the sliding seat of the present invention.

Referring to Fig. 1-4, the utility model straddles the inside and outside sides of the bathtub 1 by means of the bracket 2 straddling the top of the groove edge 11 of the bathtub 1, and utilizes more than one sliding seat 3 to make the seat cushion 4 slide on the bracket 2, So that when the elderly or the disabled enter the bathtub to take a bath, they sit on the seat cushion 4 by the outside of the bathtub, and enter the bathtub 1 to take a bath by sliding the slide seat 3 .

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, the support 2 is composed of support bodies 21 and 22 in the shape of "". More than one beam 23 is used to make the support bodies 21 and 22 fixed to each other. It is straddled above the groove edge 11 of the bathtub 1, and the legs 211, 22 on one side can extend downward into the bottom of the groove in the bathtub 1 and be supported on the bottom of the groove, and the legs 212, 222 on the other side can be downward The legs 211, 212, 221, 222 are extended to be placed on the ground outside the bathtub, and the height of the legs 211, 212, 221, 222 can be adjusted. Above the horizontal sliding portion of the groove edge 11 of the bathtub 1, more than one sliding seat 3 slides on the upper end trusses 213,223.

Referring to Fig. 3, 4, slide bar 3 is a piece, is located on the upper end truss bar 213,23 of support body 21,22, slide seat 3 near the bottom is provided with the hole 31 that runs through slide seat 3 both sides end surfaces, hole 31 and The trusses 213 , 223 at the upper ends of the frame bodies 21 , 22 are parallel to each other and arranged correspondingly, and are slidably fitted on the truss bars 213 , 223 at the upper ends of the frame bodies 21 , 22 . The upper end surface of the sliding seat 3 is concavely provided with an accommodating groove 32, and the accommodating groove 32 and the upper end trusses 213, 223 of the frame body 21, 22 are extended in a manner perpendicular to each other to accommodate the seat cushion 4, while the upper end of the sliding seat 3 is extended There is a flange 33, and the flange 33 extends parallel to the receiving groove 32 to provide screw holes for the bolts to pass through. It is firmly connected and moves on the trusses 213 and 223 at the upper ends of the frame bodies 21 and 22 with the sliding seat 3 .

Referring to Figures 1-4, the seat cushion 4 is a plate body with a width slightly smaller than the groove width of the bathtub 1, and is horizontally arranged above the sliding seat 3. When bathing, the water sparks caused can be blocked by the shower curtain and will not flow out of the bathtub. The cushion 4 can be set as an arc-shaped plate body with an arc portion 41. When the user slides in or out of the bathtub 1, the user's buttocks can be prevented from sliding off the seat cushion 4, which is safer in use. The seat cushion 4 is provided with a hole 42, and the hole 42 runs through the lower end surface of the seat cushion 4 under the upper end surface of the seat cushion 4, and water can flow out from the seat cushion 4, and the seat cushion 4 is provided with an elongated hole 43 at the same time. The holes 43 are respectively arranged at the end surfaces near both sides of the seat cushion 4, and the width can be grasped by hand, and the helper can push the user into or pull out the bathtub 1 conveniently.

The rear end of the seat cushion 4 is provided with a back cushion 44 . Back cushion 44 and seat cushion 4 are vertically arranged mutually, and an L-shaped skeleton 45 is interconnected with seat cushion 4 back cushion 44, and the user can lean on it. The lower end of the skeleton 45 can be placed in the accommodation groove 32 of the sliding seat 3, and the flange 33 of the sliding seat 3 is threaded with bolts to connect, and the seat cushion 4 can be firmly connected to the sliding seat 3, and the sliding seat 3 is attached to the frame body 21 , 22 horizontally and laterally slide on the truss bars 213 and 223 at the upper end.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a handle 5 is connected to the support 2, and the handle 5 is a -shaped rod body, which is arranged on one side end of the support 2 frame bodies 21, 22 in the bathtub 1 groove, and the frame body 21, 22 upper ends are trusses. The rods 213, 223 extend upwards and exceed the seat cushion 4 in a manner perpendicular to each other. The legs 51 on one side extend downwards and are connected to the legs 211 of the frame body 21. The legs 52 on the other side extend downwards to connect with the frame. The legs 221 of the body 22 are connected to each other. When the user enters and exits the bathtub 1, he pulls or pushes the force, which moves the seat cushion 4 into or pushes out the support point of the bathtub, which can be held by the user when bathing (the handle can be set to on the left or right side of the bathtub).

Claims (5)

1. A bathtub bathing chair for nursing, which includes a bracket and a seat cushion. The horizontal sliding part of the edge of the bathtub; the seat cushion is a plate, which is set on the truss at the upper end of the second frame; more than one sliding seat is a block, which can be set in a way that can slide on the truss at the upper end of the second frame Between the seat cushion and the truss at the upper end of the second frame body, the upper end is connected to the bottom surface of the seat cushion; Exit the upper end of the seat cushion. 2. The nursing bath chair according to claim 1, characterized in that the seat cushion can be a curved board. 3. The nursing bathtub chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: the seat cushion can be provided with more than one hole. 4. The nursing bathtub bathing chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: the near sides of the board body of the seat cushion can be provided with elongated holes for holding by hand. 5. The nursing bath chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: the rear end of the seat cushion can be provided with a cushion perpendicular to the seat cushion.

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