A mechanism for automatically converting a chesterfield, settee, chair or the like into a bedstead, cot or the like

摘要

188,472. Golding, W. F. Sept. 27, 1921. Furniture.-In a toy settee or chair convertible into a bedstead or cot comprising a bed-supporting member formed in three sections adapted to fold into the frame of the settee or chair, an inner section m pivoted at its inner end upon the sides of the settee is connected at the other end by a short link l to a middle section f pivoted at the same end d to the sides a of the settee, so that the point of connection between the link and the middle frame is inside the point of connection of the end d to the sides a. The outer section o is hinged to the section f near the end of the latter and carries legs k having stay-bars n hinged to legs k at one emd and to links f at the other end, so that when in the chair form the legs rest within the frame o. Stop pieces p attached to links f limit the motion when folding or unfolding the chair. The back c folds on the seat b and is strapped thereto.