IP Library › Granted Patent US 8,914,921
Granted Patent B2
US 8,914,921 · App. 13/574,614 · Granted Dec 23, 2014

Interface for attaching bed legs to bed base tubes and bed frame angle irons

Inventor: Philippe Max Rothschild (Clamart, FR)
F16B12/54A47C19/005A47C19/022A47C19/024
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 8,914,921
App. No.
13/574,614
Granted
Dec 23, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

An attachment interface is configured to mount a bed leg. The attachment interface includes a base having a support platform and a guiding surface; an abutment; and a helical screw defining an axis oriented at a right angle to the abutment. The helical includes an actuation wheel, and threads positioned under the support platform. A mobile member is configured to move relative to the abutment, the mobile member defining a sliding surface configured to contact the guiding surface of the base.

Claims (25)

1. An attachment interface configured to mount a bed leg, the attachment interface comprising:

a base including a support platform and a guiding surface;

an abutment defining a major surface;

a helical screw defining an axis oriented at a right angle to the major surface, the helical screw being rotably mounted, the helical screw including

an axial stop,

an actuation wheel, and

threads between the actuation wheel and the abutment, the threads being positioned under the support platform; and

a mobile member configured to move relative to the abutment, the mobile member defining a sliding surface configured to contact the guiding surface of the base.

2. An attachment interface according to claim 1 further including a mobile interposed L-shaped angle iron configured to convert a horizontal force into a vertical force.

3. An attachment interface according to claim 2 further wherein angle iron defines slanted planes configured to convert the horizontal force into the vertical force.

4. An attachment interface according to claim 3 further wherein the slanting planes are arranged in multiple column.

5. An attachment interface according to claim 2 wherein the angle iron includes a T shaped tie.

6. An attachment interface according to claim 1 further including an angle iron configured to fit between the abutment and the mobile member.

7. An attachment interface according to claim 6 wherein a dimension of the mobile member is greater than a dimension of the angle iron so as to prevent the angle iron from resting on the support platform.

8. An attachment interface according to claim 1 wherein the mobile member defines a concentric relief.

9. An attachment interface according to claim 1 further including supporting glides configured to inhibit tipping of the mobile member.

10. An attachment interface according to claim 1 further wherein the mobile member defines a horseshoe like shape.

11. A bed comprising:

a rectangular section tube frame;

a leg; and

the attachment interface of claim 1 , coupled between the leg and the rectangular section tube frame.

12. A bed comprising:

a supporting L-shaped angle iron structure;

a leg; and

the attachment interface of claim 1 , coupled between the leg and the supporting L-shaped angle iron structure.

Priority Claims (1)
FR 10 00421 · Feb 3, 2010 · national
Continuity (1)
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