Chair footrest frame

Abstract

Disclosed is a chair footrest frame, comprising a base sliding block (1) fixed to both sides of a bottom face of a chair base, sliding rods (2) arranged in a sliding manner respectively on the base sliding blocks (1), a footrest cushion (7) provided between the two sliding rods (2), and a roller ball (12) suitable for the sliding of the sliding rods (2) being provided on the base sliding block (1). The frictional force between the sliding rods and the base sliding block is relatively small, abrasive wear is relatively low, and operation is simple and convenient, which benefit improvement of the functionality and service life of the footrest frame.

Claims

1. A chair footrest frame, comprising a base sliding block (1) fixed to both sides of a bottom face of a chair base, two sliding rods (2) arranged in a sliding manner respectively on the base sliding blocks (1), and a footrest cushion (7) provided between the two sliding rods (2), wherein a roller ball (12) suitable for the sliding of the sliding rods (2) is provided on the base sliding block (1); wherein a rotating central shaft (3) in rotational connection with the two sliding rods (2) is arranged between the two sliding rods (2), and the rotating central shaft (3) is provided with angle iron fixtures (4) for fixing the footrest cushion (7); and each sliding rod (2) is provided with a plastic sliding block (5); the plastic sliding block (5) is formed with openings (51) and sliding chutes (52) coaxial with the openings (51); two ends of the rotating central shaft (3) are respectively sleeved in corresponding openings (51); and the sliding chutes (52) are in sliding connection with locating pins (6) capable of resisting to two ends of the sliding chutes (52) and linking with the rotating central shaft (3).

2. The chair footrest frame according to claim 1, wherein each base sliding block (1) is provided with a sliding hole (11) sleeved with a corresponding sliding rod (2), and the roller ball (12) is disposed between an inner wall of the sliding hole (11) and an outer wall of the corresponding sliding rod (2).

3. The chair footrest frame according to claim 2, wherein the sliding hole (11) is internally provided with a roller frame (13), and the roller frame (13) is formed with a slot for embedding the roller ball (12).

4. The chair footrest frame according to claim 3, wherein the width of the slot is smaller than the diameter of the roller ball (12).

5. The chair footrest frame according to claim 4, wherein the slot is shaped as a strip or shaped as a round hole corresponding to the roller ball (12).

6. The chair footrest frame according to claim 3, wherein the slot is shaped as a strip or shaped as a round hole corresponding to the roller ball (12).

7. The chair footrest frame according to claim 1, wherein the radian formed by the sliding chutes (52) is 2/3-.

8. The chair footrest frame according to claim 1, wherein the footrest cushion (7) is provided with a magnet (71) such that when the footrest cushion (7) is folded below the chair base, the magnet (71) and a tray below the chair base generate a magnetic absorption force therebetween.

9. The chair footrest frame according to claim 1, wherein the plastic sliding block (5) is formed with a clamping groove (53); each base sliding block (1) is fixedly connected with a spring plate (14) with a projection (141) matched with the clamping groove (53).

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a structural view of embodiment 1.

(2) FIG. 2 is a structural view of the base sliding block in embodiment 1

(3) FIG. 3 is a structural view of the plastic sliding block in embodiment 1.

(4) FIG. 4 is a structural view of embodiment 1 at another angle of view.

(5) FIG. 5 is a structural view of embodiment 2.

(6) FIG. 6 is a structural view of the spring plate in embodiment 2.

(7) As shown in the figures, 1base sliding block, 11sliding hole, 12roller ball, 13roller frame, 14spring plate, 141projection, 2sliding rod, 5plastic sliding block, 51opening, 52sliding chute, 53clamping groove, 3rotating central shaft, 4angle iron fixture, 6locating pin, 7footrest cushion, 71magnet, 72mounting frame.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

(8) The present invention is described in further detail with reference to the attached drawings.

(9) The embodiments are used only to explain the present invention, and do not limit the scope of the present invention. Those skilled in this field may easily fashion noncreative modifications according to the embodiments after reading the Description, and all modifications shall fall within the protection scope of the claims in accordance with the Patent Law.

Embodiment 1

(10) As shown in FIGS. 1-4, a chair footrest frame comprises a base sliding block 1 fixed to both sides of a chair base; each base sliding block 1 is provided with a sliding hole 11; the sliding hole 11 is internally provided with a roller frame 13; the two ends of the sliding hole 11 are provided with retainer rings for preventing the roller frame 12 from sliding out of the sliding hole 11. The retainer rings are not shown in the figure. The roller frame 13 is formed with a slot provided with a roller ball 12 inside; the width of the slot is a little smaller than the diameter of the roller ball 12; the sliding hole 11 is internally sleeved with a sliding rod 2, and the roller frame 13 is located between the sliding rod 2 and the sliding hole 11 such that the roller ball 12 is located between the outer wall of the sliding rod 2 and the inner wall of the sliding hole 11. The slot is not shown in the figures,

(11) One end of the sliding rod 2 is fixedly provided with a plastic sliding block 5. The plastic sliding block 5 is formed with openings 51 and sliding chutes 52 coaxial with the openings 51. The radian formed by the sliding chute 52 is 2/3-, preferably 35/36-, 35/36 in this embodiment. Two openings 51 are in rotary connection with a rotating central shaft. The two sides of the rotating central shaft 3 are fixedly connected with angle iron fixtures 4 inside. The angle iron fixtures 4 are used to fix the footrest cushion 7.

(12) The sliding chutes 52 are in sliding connection with locating pins 6 capable of resisting two ends of the sliding chute 52 and linking with the rotating central shaft 3. In this embodiment, the locating pins 6 are located at the angle iron fixtures 4. To fold the chair footrest frame, rotate the rotating central shaft 3 to drive the locating pins 6 to press against the inner ends of the sliding chutes 52 such that the footrest cushion 7 is completely located between the two sliding rods 2 and then pushed below the chair base through the sliding rods 2. To unfold the chair footrest frame, pull out the footrest cushion 7 through the sliding rods 2, rotate the rotating central shaft 3 to drive the locating pins 6 to press against the outer ends of the sliding chutes 52, and then the chair footrest frame can be used.

(13) In order to prevent the chair footrest frame from sliding when the chair is turned, one side wall of the footrest cushion 7 is provided with a magnet 71 such that when the footrest cushion is folded below the chair base, the magnet 71 and the tray below the chair base can generate a magnetic absorption force there-between.

(14) Meanwhile, the base sliding block in this embodiment may be other structures, for example, the base sliding block is formed with linear grooves, the sliding rods slide in the grooves, and the grooves are provided with roller balls suitable for the sliding of the sliding rods.

Embodiment 2

(15) Different from Embodiment 1 in that, as shown in FIGS. 5-6, the plastic sliding block 5 is formed with a clamping groove 53; the base sliding block 1 is fixedly connected with a spring plate 14 with a projection 141 matched with the clamping groove 53; and, one surface of the footrest cushion 7 is fixedly equipped with a mounting frame 72 on which the magnet 71 is fixed.