Babyzen

Groupe Berchet

Other

Beaba

Jean-Michel Chaudeurge

Gilles Henry

Bernard Lanchais

This sliding accessory includes an elongated baseplate for sliding on snow, presenting opposite sides and a shoe, removably attached to a stroller wheel. The shoe defines a housing receiving a lower wheel portion, open toward the top and fixedly delimited by a bottom wall, and by two parallel side walls facing one another. Each side wall has a relief projecting toward the other. The reliefs cooperate by contact with the tire so as, by relative displacement between the accessory and the wheel, to pass the accessory between an operational configuration wherein the reliefs press the tire against the bottom wall to wedge part of the tire in the lower part of the housing to secure the sliding accessory to the wheel, and an inoperative configuration wherein the accessory disengages from the wheel, the tire being elastically compressed by the reliefs as the accessory passes between the two configurations.

Sliding accessory for a stroller, and transport assembly comprising a stroller and at least one such sliding accessory

A stroller accessory connects to a stroller to form a double stroller together and is unusable to transport a child when the accessory is disconnected from the stroller. It includes a frame, a connection mechanism reversibly connecting the accessory to the stroller while defining a tilting axis around which the front part of the accessory frame and the rear of the stroller frame tilt freely relative to one another, two pivoting wheels on a rear part of the frame, a pushing member on the frame rear, a control mechanism controlling a rolling blocking of the double stroller, on the frame front that cooperates mechanically with a rolling blocking system, in the stroller, controlling the blocking system, and an actuating member, on the frame rear to be activated by a user standing behind the double stroller, and which is coupled to the control mechanism so as to actuate the latter.

Stroller accessory and double stroller assembly

A platform for a pushchair includes a frame with at least one wheel, and a device for reversibly connecting to the frame of a pushchair supported by the frame. The device can be attached between left and right uprights of the pushchair, belonging to left and right rear portions of the pushchair frame, parallel to and facing each other, with respective and second female housings. The device includes: first and second male elements moving relative to the frame between a connection position and a disconnection position; and a mechanism for activating the first and second male elements, this mechanism being suitable for: jointly moving, through the action of only one hand of a user, the first and second male elements from their connection position to their disconnection position; and automatically returning the first and second male elements from their disconnection position to their connection position.

Pushchair accessory, and a transport assembly comprising a pushchair and such an accessory

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 frame for a child's stroller which includes two rear arms and a single front arm which are joined to one another with the two rear arms spaced on opposite sides of a front to rear median vertical plane (P) of the frame and wherein wheels are pivotally mounted to each of the arms so as to be movable between first deployed positions wherein an axes of rotation of the wheels extend transversely to the plane (P) and a second compact storage position wherein the axes of rotation of the wheels extend parallel with respect to the plane (P), and wherein the wheels connected so as to be moved simultaneously between the two positions.

Stroller frame, particularly for transporting a child

A child's carriage including a frame that supports a seat for a child and from which a rear bar extends for pushing the carriage and from which a front rod extends to a fork to which a front wheel is mounted. A swivel is mounted between the front rod and the fork which swivel is covered by a housing for at least one light source and wherein the light source is controlled by a switch on the rear bar.

Child's carriage, in particular a stroller

This children's carriage () comprises a frame () that supports a seat or the like for the child, equipped with a rear bar for pushing the carriage. The frame is equipped, at the front with a warning light controlled by means of a control switch provided on the push bar in order to limit the risks of collisions between the children's carriage and vehicles traveling in proximity thereto such as automobiles. In order to confer a good-looking aesthetic appearance to children's carriage, particularly at the warning light, the frame is equipped with a front wheel (), which is supported on the ground and joined to the frame by a fork (') that is articulated with regard to the frame, an external housing () of the light () forming, at least in part, a decorative element in the area of the articulation of the fork with regard to the frame.

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Tourves, France

Jean-Michel Chaudeurge