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Royalty Bugaboo S.a.r.l.

Gilles Henry

Jean-Michel Chaudeurge

Pushchair which is moveable between an unfolded position and a folded position, comprising a structure with in particular two handle uprights ('), front legs (&#x2032;), rear legs (&#x2032;), seat supports (&#x2032;), a backrest (), and hinges (--) for folding the pushchair flat. The pushchair also comprises a textile base (), tensioners (&#x2032;) for tensioning a front part () of the textile base (), a cover () with at least one main bow (), and fixing elements (&#x2032;) allowing each side of the main bow () to be fixed for example to a fixing point of the front part () of the textile base () close to the tensioners. In the unfolded position, the backrest () is held against the seat supports (&#x2032;) and can hold a child in the lying position facing the rear of the pushchair. In the unfolded position, the tensioners (&#x2032;) are tensioned and allow deployment of the front part () of the textile base () and the protective cover (). On folding, the forward swivelling of the handle uprights (&#x2032;) loosens the tensioners (&#x2032;), causing the folding of the front part () of the textile base () and the protective cover ().

Foldable pushchair suitable for transporting newborns

A brake system for a stroller including at least first and second rear legs, each fitted with a wheel, is disclosed. The brake system includes a first and a second blocking element, slidably mounted respectively on the first and the second legs, between a blocking position and a disengaged position. An operating element, moveable from a high to a low position is employed for displacing the first blocking element from its disengaged position to its blocking position, and conversely, moveable from its low position to its high position for displacing the first blocking element from its blocking position to its disengaged position. A rotating shaft and movement transmission organs cause the second blocking element to move to its blocking position when the first blocking element does the same, and also cause the second blocking element to move to its disengaged position when the first blocking element does the same.

Brake system for a stroller

A foldable stroller that moves between an extended position and stowed position, and which comprises a seat portion, a back, at least three legs, and a rear linkage including at least one rear leg, a front linkage including at least one front leg, a back linkage including at least one back mount and a seat portion mounting and when moving the stroller from the extended position to the stowed position, the lower end of the back leg tilts forward the lower end of the front leg tilts backward, the back is folded against the seat portion, the upper edge of the back coming opposite the front end of the seat portion mounting and the upper end of the front leg.

Foldable stroller

Stroller for a child

A collapsible structure including an upright, a sliding block, at least one collapsible leg, and at least one a jointed structure, wherein the jointed structure includes a joint located on the upright or on the sliding block that includes two distinct jointing points, so that a side of a deployment triangle, which is jointed at the distinct jointing points, constitutes a rigid guiding triangle defined by these two distinct jointing points and by a third joint.

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Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Gilles Henry