CONNECTING STRUCTURE FOR PAD LAYER OF ELASTIC MATTRESS AND BED MATTRESS

Information

  • Patent Application
  • 20250194819
  • Publication Number
    20250194819
  • Date Filed
    December 13, 2024
    7 months ago
  • Date Published
    June 19, 2025
    a month ago
Abstract
A connecting structure for a pad layer of an elastic mattress, the connecting structure includes a spring core combined by one or more spring modules and the pad layer laid on the spring core. The pad layer is configured as a cloth cover or a pad layer with a preset thickness, the one or more spring modules are defined by a plurality of springs arranged in staggered or array arrangements, peripheral springs of the plurality of springs on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules are connected by connecting members, an upper side or the upper side and a periphery of the one or more spring modules is wrapped by the pad layer, all sides of the pad layer include peripheral edges or pulling straps, and the peripheral edges or the pulling straps are detachably connected to the connecting members.
Description
RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority to Chinese patent application number 202311728049.4, filed on Dec. 14, 2023. Chinese patent application number 202311728049.4 is incorporated herein by reference.


FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

The present disclosure relates to the field of furniture, and in particular relates to soft pads or bed mattresses for furniture.


BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

Soft pads are pillow-like supporters, also known as “lining mattresses,” and various household items, such as bed pads and sofas, are included. An elastic mattress is usually placed on a lower side of the soft pad to provide elasticity for supporting the soft pad, and the elastic mattress and the soft pad usually form a composite integrated structure. Typically, a spring bed comprises an elastic mattress core and an outer cover of the soft pad is wrapped an outer peripheral side of the elastic mattress core. Generally, the outer cover of the soft pad is fixed by sewing or adhesive, creating a non-detachable composite spring mattress.


In order to satisfy sanitary requirements for use of the soft pad, an additional cover is usually placed on the soft pad of the composite spring mattress during use so as to satisfy requirements for daily cleaning. However, after long-term use of the soft pad, even if the cover on an outer layer can be cleaned, stains penetrating into the soft pad through the cover remain uncleanable, resulting in sanitary issues after the long-term use.


In the existing technologies, an outer cover of the soft pad is selected to be converted into an open-style structure having a continuous zipper, allowing the elastic mattress core to be separated from the outer cover during cleaning. However, most of elastic mattress cores, especially elastic mattress cores in bed mattresses, are integrated, large, and cumbersome, resulting in removal of the outer cover being very inconvenient. Difficulty in assembly and disassembly directly affects a frequency in cleaning the outer cover during daily life, and there are still cases that are not easily cleaned.


Thus, there is a need for improving a connection design between the soft pads so as to be not affected by a size of the elastic mattress core. Assembly and disassembly of the soft pads as a whole is convenient for easy cleaning due to a reasonable design arrangement even without relocation of the elastic mattress core.


BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

The technical problem to be solved by the present disclosure is to provide a connecting structure for a soft pad layer of an elastic mattress and a bed mattress, allowing the soft pad layer to be replaceable, washable, detachable without a relocation of a mattress core, and offering convenience.


In order to solve the above technical problems, the present disclosure provides a connecting structure for a pad layer of an elastic mattress, it comprises a spring core combined by one or more spring modules and the pad layer laid on the spring core, the pad layer is configured as a cloth cover or a pad layer with a preset thickness, the upper pad layer can be a traditional spring wrapped by top and back fabrics or a flexible material, such as goose down, duck down, or latex, the one or more spring modules are defined by a plurality of springs arranged in staggered or array arrangements, peripheral springs of the plurality of springs on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules are connected by connecting members, an upper side or the upper side and a periphery of the one or more spring modules is wrapped by the pad layer, all sides of the pad layer comprise peripheral edges or pulling straps, and the peripheral edges or the pulling straps are detachably connected to the connecting members on the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules.


In a preferred embodiment, the peripheral edges or the pulling straps on one side of the pad layer are disposed with a plurality of fastening positions, corresponding ones of the connecting members on an outer peripheral side of the one or more spring modules comprise fastening points corresponding to the plurality of fastening positions, and the plurality of fastening positions cooperate with the fastening points by buckling to enable the pad layer to be alternatively wrapped on or detached from the one or more spring modules.


In a preferred embodiment, the peripheral edges of the pad layer are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions, and the plurality of fastening positions are a plurality of lug-sheet shaped fastening positions.


In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of fastening positions cooperate with the fastening points by buckling through one of a snap fastener, a hanging hook, or a button.


In a preferred embodiment, the fastening points are configured such that the fastening points rotate to be locked to the plurality of fastening positions when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points.


In a preferred embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a protrusion and an annular groove extending from the protrusion toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points, each of the fastening points comprises a chamber for receiving the protrusion, a groove opening for receiving the annular groove, and an opening in communication with the chamber and the groove opening, the protrusion enters into the chamber through the opening, a rotating ring is sleeved around an outer side of the chamber, the rotating ring comprises a ring opening matched with the opening, and the rotating ring rotate to enable the opening and the ring opening to form an aligned or misaligned arrangement for unlocking or locking the protrusion.


In a preferred embodiment, the fastening points are configured such that the fastening points are pressed downward to be locked to the fastening positions when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points.


In a preferred embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a protrusion and an annular groove extending from the protrusion toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points, each of the fastening points comprises a chamber for receiving the protrusion and a groove opening for receiving the annular groove, the groove opening is configured for avoidance to enable the protrusion to enter into the chamber, a sliding member is slidably assembled on an outer side of the chamber, the sliding member comprises an insertion port matched with a size of the groove opening and a locking port matched with a diameter of the annular groove, the insertion port is in communication with the locking port, and the sliding member is configured to slide to enable the insertion port or the locking port to be aligned with the groove opening to unlock or lock the protrusion.


In a preferred embodiment, a positioning member is disposed between the chamber and the sliding member to limit movement of the sliding member in an unlocked position.


In a preferred embodiment, the positioning member comprises a circular protrusion disposed on an outer side wall of the chamber and a concave groove disposed on the sliding member and corresponding to the circular protrusion, and when the sliding member is in the unlocked position, the concave groove and the circular protrusion are an interference fit.


In a preferred embodiment, when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points and parts of the plurality of fastening positions pass through the fastening points, the plurality of fastening positions are locked in the fastening points by rotating the parts of the plurality of fastening positions.


In a preferred embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a buckling member and a rotating member configured to rotate with respect to the buckling member, each of the fastening points comprises a buckling groove configured to enable the buckling member and the rotating member to pass through, each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises the rotating member and the buckling member in sequence along an insertion direction, and the rotating member is configured to rotate to be misaligned with the buckling groove for locking the buckling member in the buckling groove.


In a preferred embodiment, one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises at least one elastic buckling member, the other one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises at least one buckling position, and when the plurality of fastening positions enter into the fastening points by a distance, the at least one elastic buckling member and the at least one buckling position form a buckle fixation.


In a preferred embodiment, the at least one buckling position of the other one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises a pushing button, and the pushing button is pressed inward to drive the at least one elastic buckling member to retract to release a buckled connection from the at least one buckling position.


In a preferred embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a buckling fastener, each of the fastening points comprises a chamber having a buckling opening, the buckling fastener comprises one or more buckling points and an elastic member with a front end disposed with the one or more buckling points, each of the one or more buckling points comprises an inclined surface and a stepped surface, the inclined surface of each of the one or more buckling points is squeezed by the buckling opening to enable the elastic member to be deformed so as to enable the one or more buckling points to enter into the buckling opening, and when the inclined surface is misaligned with the buckling opening and is disposed in the chamber, the stepped surface abuts an inner end surface of the buckling opening to form a locked connection.


In a preferred embodiment, the one or more buckling points comprise a plurality of buckling points, the plurality of buckling points are divided into a first buckling point and a second buckling point, the first buckling point and the second buckling point are disposed opposite to each other at a preset space, and the preset space is configured to provide avoidance for a movement of the plurality of buckling points to enable the elastic member to have an elastic deformation.


In a preferred embodiment, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point face away from each other, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point are squeezed by the buckling opening, the first buckling point and the second buckling point approach to each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance, and when lever arms of the elastic member corresponding to the first buckling point and the second buckling point, the stepped surface is configured to be separated from abutting the buckling opening, thereby causing the plurality of buckling points to be separated from the buckling opening.


In a preferred embodiment, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point face each other, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point are squeezed by the buckling opening, and the first buckling point and the second buckling point move away from each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance, and when lever arms of the elastic member corresponding to the first buckling point and the second buckling point is pulled outward by an external force, the stepped surface is configured to be separated from abutting the buckling opening, thereby causing the plurality of buckling points to be separated from the buckling opening.


In a preferred embodiment, each of the one or more buckling points is a U-shaped or V-shaped structure, a side of the U-shaped or V-shaped structure is connected to the elastic member, a side of each of the one or more buckling points connected to the elastic member comprises the inclined surface and the stepped surface, and the stepped surface is separated from abutting the buckling opening by squeezing the elastic member inward by an external force, so that a corresponding one of the one or more buckling points is separated from the buckling opening.


In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of fastening positions are disposed at intervals of 1-3 springs of the plurality of springs.


In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of springs are individual springs, which are wrapped by cloth bags or flexible materials and pre-compressed, and the individual springs wrapped by cloth bags or flexible materials and pre-compressed are that the cloth bags are wrapped on a side surface as well as all or part of a bottom surface and a top surface to enable the springs to be pre-compressed, it is not required to completely cover a surface of the springs, e.g., it can be wrapped by a flexible mesh or a webbing. Adjacent ones of the plurality of springs are connected by a corresponding one of the connecting members or connecting portions extending from the flexible materials.


In a preferred embodiment, adjacent ones of the plurality of springs are connected by the connecting members disposed on any position except upper ends of the plurality of springs. The adjacent ones of the plurality of springs are connected by elastic connecting members at any position between no more than ¼ of spring lengths the springs and no less than a bottom from top to bottom.


In a preferred embodiment, the connecting members are sleeved on cloth bags or flexible materials on the plurality of springs, the connecting members comprises connecting portions, and the connecting members are connected by a buckled connection with each other, a misaligned engagement, or overlapping using a third member.


In a preferred embodiment, corresponding ones of the connecting members on the peripheral springs of the plurality of springs on the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules are connected together by a fixing band to bind the peripheral springs in series.


A bed mattress, the bed mattress comprises the connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress, the bed mattress is defined by the one or more spring modules disposed on a lower side of the pad layer.


In a preferred embodiment, a flexible pad layer is disposed on the pad layer.


Compared with the existing techniques, the technical solution of the present disclosure has the following advantages.


1. The present disclosure provides the elastic mattress combined by the one or more spring modules or the bed mattress, the connecting structure for the soft pad layer on an upper portion uses a detachable design, the fastening points are disposed on a periphery of the spring core combined by the one or more spring modules, and the fastening positions are disposed on the short peripheral edges or the short pulling straps disposed on all sides of the soft pad layer. The plurality of fastening positions are buckled to the fastening points on a periphery of the one or more spring modules. This connecting structure is novel, the soft pad layer on the upper portion is replaceable, and the soft pad layer is easy and quick to clean, enabling the soft pad layer to be suitable to meet the customization needs of different user groups.


2. In the connecting structure for the soft pad layer of the elastic mattress provided by the present disclosure, the soft pad layer is connected to the spring core using methods, such as a snap fastener, a hanging hook, or a button. During disassembly or assembly, there is no need to relocate the spring mattress or bed mattress. The soft pad layer can be directly laid on the upper side of the spring core by buckling, offering convenient disassembly and assembly.





BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS


FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view of an overall structure of a bed mattress in a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure;



FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic view of a spring core and a soft pad layer detached from the bed mattress in the preferred embodiment of the present disclosure;



FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic view of a connection between springs of a spring module within the spring core in the preferred embodiment of the present disclosure;



FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 1 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 5 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 2 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 6 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 3 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 7 is a diagrammatic view of an overall structure of a bed mattress in Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 8 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 9 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of a fastening position and a fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 10 is a diagrammatic view of a locked position of the fastening point in Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 11 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 12 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 13 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of a fastening position and a fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 14 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 15 is a diagrammatic view of a locked position of the fastening point in Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 16 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 17 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of a fastening position and a fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 18 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position in Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 19 is a diagrammatic view of the locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 20 is a diagrammatic view of a locking structure of the locked position in Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure when the fastening position and the fastening point are locked;



FIG. 21 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 7 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 22 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of a fastening position and a fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 7 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 23 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 7 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 24 is a diagrammatic view of a connecting structure for a soft pad layer in Embodiment 8 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 25 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of a fastening position and a fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 8 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 26 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 8 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 27 is a diagrammatic view of an overall structure of a bed mattress in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 28 is a diagrammatic view of a structure of a fastening position of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 29 is a diagrammatic view of a structure of a fastening point of a connecting member in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 30 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of the fastening position and the fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 31 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 32 is a sectional view of a locking structure of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 9 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 33 is a diagrammatic view of a structure of a fastening position on a soft pad layer in Embodiment 10 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 34 is a diagrammatic view of a structure of a fastening point on a connecting member in Embodiment 10 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 35 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of the fastening position and the fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 10 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 36 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 10 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 37 is a sectional view of a locking structure of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 10 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 38 is a diagrammatic view of a fastening position on a soft pad layer in Embodiment 11 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 39 is a diagrammatic view of a fastening point on a connecting member in Embodiment 11 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 40 is a diagrammatic view of a buckled cooperation of the fastening position and the fastening point of the soft pad layer in Embodiment 11 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 41 is a diagrammatic view of a locked state of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 11 of the present disclosure;



FIG. 42 is a sectional view of a locking structure of the fastening position and the fastening point in Embodiment 11 of the present disclosure; and



FIG. 43 is a diagrammatic view of the soft pad layer disposed on a bed mattress and added with another flexible pad layer in Embodiment 12 of the present disclosure.





DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure will be described clearly and completely in combination with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present disclosure. It is obvious that the described embodiments are merely some of the embodiments of the present disclosure rather than all of the embodiments, and all other embodiments fall within the scope of protection of the present disclosure provided that they are obtained based on the embodiments of the present disclosure by a person of ordinary skill in the art without creative works.


In the description of the present disclosure, it should be noted that terms, such as “upper”, “lower”, “inner”, “outer”, “top”, and “bottom”, indicate orientations or positional relationships based on orientations or positional relationships shown in the accompanying drawings. These terms are merely used to easily describe the present disclosure and simplify the description of the present disclosure, rather than indicating or implying that a referenced device or element should have a particular orientation or be constructed and operated with a particular orientation, and therefore should not to be understood as a limitation of the present disclosure. Furthermore, the terms “first” and “second” are merely used for descriptive purposes and should not be understood as indicating or implying relative importance.


In the description of the present disclosure, unless otherwise expressly specified and limited, it is noted that terms, such as “mounted”, “provided with”, “socketed”, “sleeved”, and “connected”, should develop a broad understanding. For example, “connection” can be a wall-mountable connection, a detachable connection, a one-piece connection, a mechanical connection, an electrical connection, a direct connection, an indirect connection via an intermediate medium, or a communication between inner portions of two elements, and the specific meaning of the terms in the present disclosure can be understood in specific conditions for those of ordinary skill in the art.


Referring to FIGS. 1-6, this embodiment provides a connecting structure for a soft pad layer 2 of an elastic mattress, and the connecting structure comprises a spring core consisting of one or more spring modules 1 and the soft pad layer 2 laid on the spring core.


Each of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a plurality of springs 11 arranged staggered or array arrangements, and the plurality of springs 11 are individual springs 11 that are wrapped by cloth bags or other flexible materials to be pre-compressed. Adjacent springs 11 of the plurality of springs 11 are connected by one or more connecting members 3 or connecting portions extending out from the flexible material. In this embodiment, the one or more spring modules 1 are connected by the one or more connecting members 3 to form an independent spring structure, and the adjacent springs 11 independently provide elasticity to have less influence on each other and to be less involved with each other. The staggered or array arrangements are used to achieve a close arrangement of the plurality of springs 11 in the elastic mattress.


Specifically, the adjacent springs 11 are connected by the one or more connecting members 3 disposed on any position, except upper ends, on the plurality of springs 11, and the upper ends of the plurality of springs 11 are not constrained by the one or more connecting members 3. The upper ends of the plurality of springs 11 define an elastic stressing surface, so that individuals of the plurality of springs 11 become an integrated body without a rigid frame. Individual independence of the plurality of springs 11 is not affected or is less affected at the same time, and an overall elasticity of the elastic mattress can be achieved without a thick sponge layer or other soft pad.


After the one or more spring modules 1 formed by the abovementioned structure define the spring core, a thick sponge layer similar to that of a traditional spring mattress and for ensuring integrality is not needed. Merely the soft pad layer 2 that is flexible, such as made of duck down, goose down, or latex, needs to be added to the elastic mattress to be used as a spring bed mattress 5, and a thickness of the soft pad layer 2 is not more than 10 cm, generally 5-6 cm.


The one or more connecting members 3 in this embodiment can be sleeved on the cloth bags or the flexible materials of the plurality of springs 11. The one or more connecting members 3 comprise the connecting portions, and adjacent connecting portions of the connecting portions are connected by a buckled connection with each other, a misaligned engagement, or overlapping using a third member.


When the one or more spring modules 1 in this embodiment are used to form the bed mattress 5, two adjacent springs 11 of the plurality of the springs 11 of the one or more spring modules 1 in this embodiment are engaged to be in a misaligned arrangement by an engaged connecting portion of the connecting portions of the one or more connecting members 3, and the one or more connecting portions are engaged with each other. Corresponding connecting members 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on corresponding springs 11 of the plurality of springs 11 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprise through holes 32. When a mattress core of the bed mattress 5 is formed by combining the one or more spring modules 1, a fixing band 4 passes through the through holes 32 to bind the one or more spring modules 1 and the plurality of springs 11 therein in series along the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1, forming the mattress core (i.e., the spring core) of the bed mattress 5.


The soft pad layer 2 is laid on the mattress core of the bed mattress 5 to form the integrated bed mattress 5 for use. The soft pad layer 2 is detachably connected to the spring core formed by the one or more spring modules 1, and the soft pad layer 2 is laid on an upper side or the upper side and a periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 to form a wrapped or semi-wrapped form without wrapping one or more bottoms of the one or more spring modules 1. When the soft pad layer 2 is disassembled and cleaned, the operation can be accomplished without lifting up the spring core, so as to facilitate disassembling and cleaning.


Specifically, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short peripheral edges 21, and the short peripheral edges 21 on a single side comprise a plurality of fastening positions 22. Corresponding ones of the one or more connecting members 3 on the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprise fastening points 31 corresponding to the plurality of fastening positions 22. The plurality of fastening positions 22 cooperate with the fastening points 31 by buckling to enable the soft pad layer 2 to be alternatively wrapped on or detached from the one or more spring modules 1.


The plurality of fastening positions 22 have lug-sheet shaped structures. When a buckled connection of the plurality of fastening positions 22 and the fastening points 31 is performed, the lug-sheet shaped structures enable the plurality of fastening positions 22 to have certain tensile deformations to be perfectly buckled to the fastening points 31. In addition, after being buckled, the certain tensile deformations form a certain pulling force to further tension the soft pad layer 2 in advance to form a wrapping effect, avoiding a deviation phenomenon of the soft pad layer 2 during use.


In this embodiment, the plurality of fastening positions 22 are disposed at intervals of 1-3 springs 11 of the plurality of springs 11, so as to enable the soft pad layer 2 to perfectly wrap the one or more spring modules 1, and a stress of the buckled connection is balanced, so that an edge of the soft pad layer 2 does not raise or curl.


It should be noted that the short peripheral edges 21 disposed on all sides of the soft pad layer 2 can be replaced with short pulling straps. The short peripheral edges 21 or the short pulling straps in this embodiment are not limited to the structures involved in this embodiment and can be replaced with one or more elastic pulling straps, one or more drawstrings, and so on, as an equivalent substitutive structure to tension the soft pad layer 2 in advance to be buckled to the one or more spring modules 1.


Embodiment 1

Referring to FIG. 4, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22. The plurality of fastening positions 22 form lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a female fastener 311 or a male fastener 221 of a snap fastener. An end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 is disposed with the female fastener 311 or the male fastener 221 of the snap fastener. The snap fastener is commonly known as a snap button, a spring fastener, or a pair-up fastener. The snap fastener is defined by two S-shaped springs 110. The female fastener 311 is a wide edge configured to be engraved with patterns with a middle part being a hole, and two sides of the hole are disposed with the two S-shaped springs 110 that are parallel. A middle part of the male fastener 221 protrudes to form a round point, and the round point is pressed into the hole of the female fastener 311 to be then tightly clamped by the two S-shaped springs 110, resulting in an open-close force to realize a fixation.


Embodiment 2

Referring to FIG. 5, each of lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 on the short peripheral edges 21 is disposed with a button 312 or a button hole 222, and an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 is fixed to the button hole 222 or the button 312 of a snap fastener to decorate or beautify the bed mattress 5 by a pattern design of the button 312 while playing connecting and fixing roles.


Embodiment 3

Referring to FIG. 6, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. Each of the lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 comprises a hanging hook 313 or a hanging hole 223, and an end surface of a connecting member 3 or a gap between adjacent two connecting members 3, of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1, is disposed with a corresponding one of the hanging hole 223 or the hanging hook 313.


In the connecting structure for the soft pad layer 2 of the elastic mattress provided in this embodiment, the soft pad layer 2 can be detached from a spring mattress core (i.e., the spring core) to be cleaned using the hanging hole 223 and the hanging hook 313. Compared with the structures of the traditional integrated bed mattress in which the soft pad layer 2 forms a structure that cannot be detached from the spring mattress core to be cleaned, a replaceable and washable structure of the bed mattress is provided.


Embodiment 4

Referring to FIGS. 7-11, in this embodiment, the plurality of fastening positions 22 are configured such that the fastening points 31 rotate to be locked to the plurality of fastening positions 22 when the plurality of fastening positions 22 are disposed in the fastening points 31.


A specific structure is as follows: all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a protrusion 224 and an annular groove 225 extending from the protrusion 224 toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points 31. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding one of the one or more connecting member 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a chamber 314 for receiving the protrusion 224, a groove opening 3141 for receiving the annular groove 225, and an opening 3142 in communication with the chamber 314 and the groove opening 3141. The protrusion 224 enters into the chamber 314 through the opening 3142. A rotating ring 315 is sleeved around an outer side of the chamber 314, and the rotating ring 315 comprises a ring opening 3151 matched with the opening 3142. The rotating ring 315 rotates to enable the opening 3142 and the ring opening 3151 to form aligned or misaligned arrangements for unlocking or locking the protrusion 224.


In a structural arrangement, the soft pad layer 2 can be better fixedly connected to a spring mattress (i.e., the spring core) by a further rotational locking, avoiding a phenomenon in which the soft pad layer 2 separates from the spring mattress and slips off during use.


The one or more connecting members 3 disposed with the fastening points 31 is also used to connect the plurality of springs 11 to form a whole spring mattress, and one or more connecting members 3 as one or more third members are used to form an overlapping connection with the plurality of fastening positions 22 disposed on the plurality of springs 11. The plurality of fastening positions 22 are disposed at any position on the plurality of springs 11 except stressing surfaces of the plurality of springs 11, and each of the plurality of springs 11 is disposed with four of the plurality of fastening positions 22 at equal intervals along a circumferential direction of the plurality of springs 11. The plurality of springs 11 can be assembled by overlapping the one or more third members without being limited by a direction of an overlapping fastener and can be spliced in any direction, which is simple and convenient.


Embodiment 5

Referring to FIGS. 12-15, in this embodiment, the fastening points 31 are configured such that the fastening points 31 are pressed down to be locked to the plurality of fastening positions 22 when the plurality of fastening positions 22 are disposed in the fastening points 31.


A specific structure is as follows: all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on one side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a protrusion 224 and an annular groove 225 extending from the protrusion 224 toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points 31. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a chamber 314 for receiving the protrusion 224 and a groove opening 3141 for receiving the annular groove 225. The groove opening 3141 is configured to allow the protrusion 224 to enter into the chamber 314 for avoidance. A sliding member 316 is slidably assembled on an outer side of the chamber 314, and the sliding member 316 comprises an insertion port 3161 matched with a size of the groove opening 3141 and a locking port 3162 matched with a diameter of the annular groove 225. The insertion port 3161 is in communication with the locking port 3162. The sliding member 316 is configured to slide to enable the insertion port 3161 or the locking port 3162 to correspond to the groove opening 3141 to unlock or lock the protrusion 224.


In a structural arrangement, the soft pad layer 2 can be better fixedly connected to a spring mattress (i.e., the spring core) by a further push locking, avoiding a phenomenon in which the soft pad layer 2 separates from the spring mattress and slips off during use.


The one or more connecting members 3 disposed with the fastening points 31 are also used to connect the plurality of springs 11 to form a whole spring mattress, and the one or more connecting members 3 are sleeved on the plurality of springs 11 to achieve a connection of the plurality of springs 11. Each of the one or more connecting members 3 comprise the protrusion 224 and the annular groove 225 extending from the protrusion 224 toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points 31, which are the same as in the lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The one or more connecting members 3 comprises the fastening points 31, and each of the fastening points 31 comprise the chamber 314 for receiving the protrusion 224 and the groove opening 3141 for receiving the annular groove 225. The plurality of fastening positions 22 and the fastening points 31 are staggered. The plurality of springs 11 need to be adjusted according to positions of the fastening points 31 and the plurality of fastening positions 22 when being assembled, so that one of the fastening points 31 on one of the plurality of springs 11 corresponds to one of the plurality of fastening positions 22 of another one of the plurality of springs 11 to achieve a connection by the overlapping fastener.


In this embodiment, to further achieve splicing convenience between the plurality of springs 11 and between the spring mattress and the soft pad layer 2, a structure of a corresponding one of the fastening points 31 comprises a positioning member 317 in addition to the chamber 314 for receiving the protrusion 224 and the groove opening 3141 for receiving the annular groove 225.


Specifically, the positioning member 317 is disposed between the chamber 314 and the sliding member 316 for limiting the sliding member 316 in an unlocked position, an assembly can be performed when the fastening points 31 is in the unlocked position, steps in which a locking or unlocking state of the fastening points 31 needs to be adjusted are saved.


The positioning member 317 comprises a circular protrusion 3171 disposed on an outer side wall of the chamber 314 and a concave groove 3172 located on the sliding member 316 and corresponding to the circular protrusion 3171. When the sliding member 316 is in the unlocked position, the concave groove 3172 and the circular protrusion 3171 are in an interference fit, so that a friction force between the concave groove 3172 and the circular protrusion 3171 is increased by the interference fit and the sliding member 316 is maintained in the unlocked position due to the friction force.


Embodiment 6

Referring to FIGS. 16-20, in this embodiment, when the plurality of fastening positions 22 are disposed in the fastening points 31 and parts of the plurality of fastening positions 22 pass through the fastening points 31, the plurality of fastening positions 22 are locked in the fastening points 31 by rotating the parts of the plurality of fastening positions 22.


A specific structure is as follows: all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a buckling member 226 and a rotating member 227 configured to rotate with respect to the buckling member 226. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a buckling groove 318 configured to enable the buckling member 226 and the rotating member 227 to pass through. Each of the plurality of fastening positions 22 comprises the rotating member 227 and the buckling member 226 in sequence along an insertion direction, and the rotating member 227 rotates to be misaligned with the buckling groove 318 for locking the buckling member 226 into the buckling groove 318.


Embodiment 7

Referring to FIGS. 21-23, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise at least one elastic buckling member 228. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises at least one buckling position 319. When the plurality of fastening positions 22 enter into the fastening points 31 by a specific distance, the at least one elastic buckling member 228 and the at least one buckling position 319 form a buckling fixation.


In this embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions 22 on the short pulling straps comprises a rectangular insertion member, and two of the at least one elastic buckling member 228 are disposed on two sides of the rectangular insertion member. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a sliding groove, and two of the at least one buckling position 319 are disposed on two sliding side walls facing each other in the sliding groove. The rectangular insertion member slides inward along the two sliding side walls of the sliding groove until the two elastic buckling members 228 are aligned with the two buckling positions 319 The two elastic buckling members 228 pop out and are buckled to the two buckling positions 319 at this time, thus inhibiting a sliding movement of the rectangular insertion member, thereby achieving a fixation by a buckled connection of the plurality of fastening positions 22 and the fastening points 31.


Further, the at least one buckling position 319 of the fastening points 31 comprises one or more pushing buttons 3191, and the one or more pushing buttons 3191 are pressed inward to drive the at least one elastic buckling member 228 to retract to release a buckled connection from the at least one buckling position 319 according to the requirements. Merely the one or more pushing buttons 3191 on the at least one buckling position 319 need to be correspondingly pressed to enable the at least one elastic buckling member 228 to retract to release the buckle connection when being unlocked.


Embodiment 8

Referring to FIGS. 24-26, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise at least one buckling position 319. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises at least one elastic buckling member 228. When the plurality of fastening positions 22 enter into the fastening points 31 by a specific distance, the at least one elastic buckling member 228 and the at least one buckling position 319 form a buckled fixation.


In this embodiment, each of the plurality of fastening positions 22 on the short pulling straps comprises a rectangular insertion member, and a fastening slot opening 3180 is disposed on an upper end surface of the rectangular insertion member. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises one of the at least one elastic buckling member 228, and one of the at least one buckling position 319 is disposed on an upper end surface in the fastening slot opening 3180. The rectangular insertion member slides inward along the fastening slot opening 3180 until one of the at least one elastic buckling member 228 is aligned with one of the at least one buckling position 319 by plugging. The one of the at least one elastic buckling member 228 pops out and is buckled to the one of the at least one buckling position 319 at this time, thus inhibiting a plugging movement of the rectangular insertion member, thereby achieving a fixation by a buckled connection of the plurality of fastening positions 22 and the fastening points 31.


Further, the at least one buckling position 319 of the plurality of fastening positions 22 comprises one or more pushing buttons 3191, and the one or more pushing buttons 3191 are pressed inward to drive the at least one elastic buckling member 228 to retract to release a buckled connection from the at least one buckling position 319 according to the requirements. Merely the one or more pushing buttons 3191 on the at least one buckling position 319 needs to be correspondingly pressed to enable the at least one elastic buckling member 228 to retract to release the buckle connection when being unlocked.


Embodiment 9

Referring to FIGS. 27-32, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a buckling fastener 23. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a chamber 314 having a buckling opening 33. The buckling fastener 23 comprises buckling points 231 and an elastic member 234 with a front end disposed with the buckling points 231. Each of the buckling points 231 comprises an inclined surface 232 and a stepped surface 233. The inclined surface 232 of each of the buckling points 231 is squeezed by the buckling opening 33 to enable the elastic member 234 to be deformed for avoidance so as to enable the buckling points 231 to enter into the buckling opening 33. When the inclined surface 232 is misaligned with the buckling opening 33 and is disposed in the chamber 314, the stepped surface 233 abuts an inner end surface of the buckling opening 33 to form a locked position.


Specifically, the buckling points 231 are divided into a first buckling point 2311 and a second buckling point 2312, and the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 are disposed opposite to each other at a preset space 2313. The preset space 2313 is configured to provide avoidance for a movement of the buckling points 231 to enable the elastic member 234 to have an elastic deformation. The inclined surfaces 232 of the first buckling point 2311 and of the second buckling point 2312 face away from each other. The inclined surfaces 232 of the buckling points 231 are squeezed by the buckling opening 33, and the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 approach each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance. When the lever arms of the elastic member 234 corresponding to the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 are squeezed inward by an external force, the stepped surfaces 233 can be separated from abutting the buckling opening 33, thereby causing the buckling points 231 to be separated from the buckling opening 33.


Embodiment 10

Referring to FIGS. 33-37, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a buckling fastener 23. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a chamber 314 having a buckling opening 33. The buckling fastener 23 comprises a buckling point 231 and an elastic member 234 with a front end disposed with the buckling point 231. The buckling point 231 comprises an inclined surface 232 and a stepped surface 233. The inclined surface 232 of the buckling point 231 is squeezed by the buckling opening 33 to enable the elastic member 234 to be deformed for avoidance so as to enable the buckling point 231 to enter into the buckling opening 33. When the inclined surface 232 is misaligned with the buckling opening 33 and is disposed in the chamber 314, the stepped surface 233 abuts an inner end surface of the buckling opening 33 to form a locked position.


Specifically, the buckling point 231 is a U-shaped or V-shaped structure 3214, and a side of the U-shaped or V-shaped structure 3214 is connected to the elastic member 234. A side of the buckling point 231 connected to the elastic member 234 comprises the inclined surface 232 and the stepped surface 233. The stepped surface 233 is separated from abutting the buckling opening 33 by squeezing the elastic member 234 inward by an external force, so that the buckling point 231 is separated from the buckling opening 33.


Embodiment 11

Referring to FIGS. 38-42, in this embodiment, all sides of the soft pad layer 2 comprise short pulling straps, and the short pulling straps on a single side of the soft pad layer 2 are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions 22, forming lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22. The lug-sheet shaped fastening positions 22 each comprise a buckling fastener 23. A corresponding one of the fastening points 31 disposed on an end surface of a corresponding connecting member 3 of the one or more connecting members 3 on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 comprises a chamber 314 having a buckling opening 33. The buckling fastener 23 comprises buckling points 231 and an elastic member 234 with a front end disposed with the buckling points 231. Each of the buckling points 231 comprises an inclined surface 232 and a stepped surface 233. The inclined surface 232 of each of the buckling points 231 is squeezed by the buckling opening 33 to enable the elastic member 234 to be deformed for avoidance so as to enable the buckling points 231 to enter into the buckling opening 33. When the inclined surface 232 is misaligned with the buckling opening 33 and is disposed in the chamber 314, the stepped surface 233 abuts an inner end surface of the buckling opening 33 to form a locked position.


Specifically, the buckling points 231 are divided into a first buckling point 2311 and a second buckling point 2312, and the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 are disposed opposite to each other at a preset space 2313. The preset space 2313 is configured to provide a movement of the buckling points 231 for avoidance to enable the elastic member 234 to have an elastic deformation. The inclined surfaces 232 of the first buckling point 2311 and of the second buckling point 2312 face each other. The inclined surfaces 232 of the buckling points 231 are squeezed by the buckling opening 33, and the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 move away from each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance. When lever arms of the elastic member 234 corresponding to the first buckling point 2311 and the second buckling point 2312 is pulled outward by an external force, the stepped surfaces 233 can be separated from abutting the buckling opening 33, thereby causing the buckling points 231 to be separated from the buckling opening 33.


Embodiment 12

Referring to FIG. 43, this embodiment provides a bed mattress 5, and the bed mattress comprises the connecting structure for the soft pad layer 2 of the elastic mattress. The bed mattress 5 is defined by the one or more spring modules 1 disposed on a lower side of the soft pad layer 2. The upper side or the upper side and the periphery of the one or more spring modules 1 is wrapped by the soft pad layer 2.


On the bed mattress 5, a thin-layer cloth cover or a pad layer with a preset thickness can be selected as the soft pad layer 2. Therefore, the soft pad layer 2 can be disassembled for cleaning at any time during a usage process of the bed mattress 5. At the same time, if there is a hardness requirement of the soft pad layer 2, the other flexible pad layer 6 can be laid on the original bed mattress (e.g., the soft pad layer 2). The other flexible pad layer 6 with a preset thickness can be selected to satisfy the hardness requirement for the bed mattress 5.


The connecting structure for the soft pad layer 2 of the elastic mattress provided by this embodiment provides the bed mattress with the spring mattress core semi-wrapped by the soft pad layer 2. Compared to the bed mattress with the spring mattress core fully wrapped by the soft pad layer 2, the semi-wrapped structure can be disassembled for detachment and cleaning without lifting up the bed mattress 5, enabling detachment and assembly to achieve more time-savings and be more labor-efficient, facilitating replacement.


The aforementioned description is merely preferred embodiments of the present disclosure, and the design concept of the present disclosure is not limited thereto. Thus, it is intended that the scope of the present disclosure cover any non-substantive modifications of the present disclosure provided they are made based on the concept within the technical scope disclosed in the present disclosure by any technical person familiar with skill in the technical art.

Claims
  • 1. A connecting structure for a pad layer of an elastic mattress, comprising: a spring core combined by one or more spring modules, andthe pad layer laid on the spring core, wherein: the pad layer is configured as a cloth cover or a pad layer with a preset thickness,the one or more spring modules are defined by a plurality of springs arranged in staggered or array arrangements,peripheral springs of the plurality of springs on an outer periphery of the one or more spring modules are connected by connecting members,an upper side or the upper side and a periphery of the one or more spring modules is wrapped by the pad layer,all sides of the pad layer comprise peripheral edges or pulling straps, andthe peripheral edges or the pulling straps are detachably connected to the connecting members on the outer periphery of the one or more spring modules.
  • 2. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 1, wherein: the peripheral edges or the pulling straps on one side of the pad layer are disposed with a plurality of fastening positions,corresponding ones of the connecting members on an outer peripheral side of the one or more spring modules comprise fastening points corresponding to the plurality of fastening positions, andthe plurality of fastening positions cooperate with the fastening points by buckling to enable the pad layer to be alternatively wrapped on or detached from the one or more spring modules.
  • 3. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: the peripheral edges of the pad layer are disposed with the plurality of fastening positions, andthe plurality of fastening positions are a plurality of lug-sheet shaped fastening positions.
  • 4. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: the plurality of fastening positions cooperate with the fastening points by buckling through one of a snap fastener, a hanging hook, or a button.
  • 5. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: the fastening points are configured such that the fastening points rotate to be locked to the plurality of fastening positions when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points.
  • 6. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a protrusion and an annular groove extending from the protrusion toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points,each of the fastening points comprises a chamber for receiving the protrusion, a groove opening for receiving the annular groove, and an opening in communication with the chamber and the groove opening,the protrusion enters into the chamber through the opening,a rotating ring is sleeved around an outer side of the chamber,the rotating ring comprises a ring opening matched with the opening, andthe rotating ring rotate to enable the opening and the ring opening to form an aligned or misaligned arrangement for unlocking or locking the protrusion.
  • 7. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: the fastening points are configured such that the fastening points are pressed downward to be locked to the fastening positions when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points.
  • 8. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a protrusion and an annular groove extending from the protrusion toward a main body of a corresponding one of the fastening points,each of the fastening points comprises a chamber for receiving the protrusion and a groove opening for receiving the annular groove,the groove opening is configured for avoidance to enable the protrusion to enter into the chamber,a sliding member is slidably assembled on an outer side of the chamber,the sliding member comprises an insertion port matched with a size of the groove opening and a locking port matched with a diameter of the annular groove,the insertion port is in communication with the locking port, andthe sliding member is configured to slide to enable the insertion port or the locking port to be aligned with the groove opening to unlock or lock the protrusion.
  • 9. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 8, wherein: a positioning member is disposed between the chamber and the sliding member to limit movement of the sliding member in an unlocked position.
  • 10. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 9, wherein: the positioning member comprises a circular protrusion disposed on an outer side wall of the chamber and a concave groove disposed on the sliding member and corresponding to the circular protrusion, andwhen the sliding member is in the unlocked position, the concave groove and the circular protrusion are an interference fit.
  • 11. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: when the plurality of fastening positions are disposed in the fastening points and parts of the plurality of fastening positions pass through the fastening points, the plurality of fastening positions are locked in the fastening points by rotating the parts of the plurality of fastening positions.
  • 12. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a buckling member and a rotating member configured to rotate with respect to the buckling member,each of the fastening points comprises a buckling groove configured to enable the buckling member and the rotating member to pass through,each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises the rotating member and the buckling member in sequence along an insertion direction, andthe rotating member is configured to rotate to be misaligned with the buckling groove for locking the buckling member in the buckling groove.
  • 13. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises at least one elastic buckling member,the other one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises at least one buckling position, andwhen the plurality of fastening positions enter into the fastening points by a distance, the at least one elastic buckling member and the at least one buckling position form a buckle fixation.
  • 14. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 13, wherein: the at least one buckling position of the other one of each of the plurality of fastening positions or each of the fastening points comprises a pushing button, andthe pushing button is pressed inward to drive the at least one elastic buckling member to retract to release a buckled connection from the at least one buckling position.
  • 15. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: each of the plurality of fastening positions comprises a buckling fastener,each of the fastening points comprises a chamber having a buckling opening,the buckling fastener comprises one or more buckling points and an elastic member with a front end disposed with the one or more buckling points,each of the one or more buckling points comprises an inclined surface and a stepped surface,the inclined surface of each of the one or more buckling points is squeezed by the buckling opening to enable the elastic member to be deformed so as to enable the one or more buckling points to enter into the buckling opening, andwhen the inclined surface is misaligned with the buckling opening and is disposed in the chamber, the stepped surface abuts an inner end surface of the buckling opening to form a locked connection.
  • 16. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 15, wherein: the one or more buckling points comprise a plurality of buckling points,the plurality of buckling points are divided into a first buckling point and a second buckling point,the first buckling point and the second buckling point are disposed opposite to each other at a preset space, andthe preset space is configured to provide avoidance for a movement of the plurality of buckling points to enable the elastic member to have an elastic deformation.
  • 17. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 16, wherein: when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point face away from each other, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point are squeezed by the buckling opening, the first buckling point and the second buckling point approach to each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance, andwhen lever arms of the elastic member corresponding to the first buckling point and the second buckling point, the stepped surface is configured to be separated from abutting the buckling opening, thereby causing the plurality of buckling points to be separated from the buckling opening.
  • 18. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 16, wherein: when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point face each other, when the inclined surface of the first buckling point and the inclined surface of the second buckling point are squeezed by the buckling opening, and the first buckling point and the second buckling point move away from each other by a squeezing force to provide avoidance, andwhen lever arms of the elastic member corresponding to the first buckling point and the second buckling point is pulled outward by an external force, the stepped surface is configured to be separated from abutting the buckling opening, thereby causing the plurality of buckling points to be separated from the buckling opening.
  • 19. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 15, wherein: each of the one or more buckling points is a U-shaped or V-shaped structure,a side of the U-shaped or V-shaped structure is connected to the elastic member,a side of each of the one or more buckling points connected to the elastic member comprises the inclined surface and the stepped surface, andthe stepped surface is separated from abutting the buckling opening by squeezing the elastic member inward by an external force, so that a corresponding one of the one or more buckling points is separated from the buckling opening.
  • 20. The connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 2, wherein: the plurality of fastening positions are disposed at intervals of 1-3 springs of the plurality of springs.
  • 21. A bed mattress, comprising: the connecting structure for the pad layer of the elastic mattress according to claim 1, wherein: the bed mattress is defined by the one or more spring modules disposed on a lower side of the pad layer.
Priority Claims (1)
Number Date Country Kind
202311728049.4 Dec 2023 CN national