Beds – Window – floor – ceiling – or room to room
Patent
1991-04-15
1991-10-15
Trettel, Michael F.
Beds
Window, floor, ceiling, or room to room
5 11, 254 92, A47C 1904, B66F 714
Patent
active
050561707
ABSTRACT:
The lifting device comprises essentially a flat, rigid frame suitable for wall fixing, formed by two longitudinally slotted vertical guide posts connected together at top and bottom by cross-struts. Within each guide post a screw-shaft spindle is set on bearings, and the two spindles can be driven in the same sense of rotation by a common motor. Two nuts placed above each other a certain distance apart run on each screw-shaft spindle and are guided along the slot in their respective post. A cantilever is attached to the pair of nuts in each guide post and projects from the plane of the frame. When a bed or other load is in a raised position, the space below it is left completely free and is freely accessible.
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