Spring module and spring cushion for furniture
The present disclosure provides a spring module for a spring cushion of furniture and a spring cushion having the same, the spring module may comprise a spring and a spring bracket for accommodating the spring, and the spring bracket may comprise a base, an end cover and a flexible connecting part connected therebetween, the spring may be fixed in the spring bracket with a predetermined initial pressure. The present disclosure further relates to a spring cushion having the spring modules.
1. A spring cushion for furniture, the spring cushion comprising:
a plurality of spring modules, each spring module including:
a plurality of conical springs, each conical spring having a first end and a second end;
a spring bracket having a base including a spring mounting seat, each spring mounting seat having a spring fixing part for fixing a first end of one of the conical springs, an end cover at a second end of each conical spring, and a plurality of flexible straps between one of the spring mounting seats and a corresponding end cover;
the spring modules detachably assembled on a folding mounting rack;
a sponge cover covering the plurality of the spring modules; and
an outer cover covering the sponge cover, wherein the outer cover wraps the spring modules and the sponge cover assembled on the mounting rack.
2. The spring cushion of claim 1 wherein a top of the sponge cover includes a plurality of nest structures, each nest structure corresponding to an end cover position.
3. The spring cushion of claim 1 wherein the mounting rack comprises a plurality of longitudinally extending section bars and a plurality of flexible connectors positioned between the plurality of longitudinally extending section bars and connecting them together, and a middle portion of the flexible connector forming a flexible hinge.
4. The spring cushion of claim 3 wherein a center of the longitudinally extending section bar is provided with two T-shaped grooves with downward openings, and two T-shaped projections are formed on both lateral sides of a top of the flexible connector, and the T-shaped groove is configured to be slidably receive the T-shaped projection.
5. The spring cushion of claim 4 wherein the longitudinally extending section bar further comprises:
a pair of first transverse projections extending transversely and outwardly, the first transverse projections at both lateral sides of the section bar; and
a pair of second transverse projections extending transversely outward, the second transverse projections at the center of the section bar,
wherein a distance between the pair of first transverse projections is greater than a distance between the pair of second transverse projections, and the second transverse projections are positioned higher than the first transverse projections.
6. The spring cushion according to claim 1 wherein the mounting rack comprises:
a plurality of first section bars extending longitudinally, each first section bar having a flat body extending longitudinally and first slide rails extending longitudinally and positioned at both lateral sides of the flat body;
a plurality of second section bars extending longitudinally, each second section bar having a flat body extending longitudinally and a second slide rail extending longitudinally and positioned in a middle position of a top surface of the flat body;
wherein the first section bars and the second section bars are arranged at intervals along a transverse direction and are connected together via a plurality of flexible connectors; and
wherein the base of each spring module is configured to be slidably assembled on the mounting rack through a sliding fit on the first slide rails, and the end cover of the spring module is configured to be slidably assembled on the mounting rack through a sliding fit on the second slide rails.
7. The spring cushion of claim 1
wherein in each spring module, of the conical spring abuts against the end cover, and
the end cover is formed with four constraint holes uniformly distributed around a center of the end cover, each constraint hole is configured to engage with a constraint member, enabling four adjacently arranged spring modules to be positioned relative to each other.
8. The spring cushion of claim 7 wherein the constraint member comprises:
a square main frame having diagonal reinforcing bars;
a cylindrical part at each corner of the main frame, each cylindrical part having a tapered end and extending in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the main frame;
wherein the main frame and the cylindrical parts are dimensioned to allow each cylindrical part is able to be inserted into one of the constraint holes to allow four adjacently arranged spring modules to be positioned relative to each other.
9. The spring module of claim 8 further including a snap-fit part on an outer surface of each cylindrical part configured to be snap fitted into one of the constraint holes.
10. The spring module of claim 8 wherein each cylindrical part has a central hole sized to receive a tapered end of the cylindrical part of another constraint member to enable a plurality of the constraint members to be nested together.