The present invention concerns a baby changing table and bath of the type with a supporting frame on the top of which a baby bath with a superimposed flat surface are mounted to act as a changing table and at least one holder tray at an intermediate height.

Each baby changing table with bath of the type mentioned above and up to now known can have different configurations. The bath usually rests and is held on a supporting frame and can be removed to be used without said frame. Also the changing table simply rests on the bath or can be associated with the supporting frame or with an additional frame with the possibility of being reached and placed over or moved away from the latter. However, when it is removed and the supporting frame is folded, the bath always remains separated from said frame, occupying a respective separate space. In addition, the changing table has to be separated and/or moved away from the bath each time the latter has to be used.

An objective of this invention is to provide a changing table with bath in which the two components are and always remain connected with the possibility, however, for the changing table to be placed on, and lifted off, the bath as required.

Another objective of the invention is to provide a changing table with baby bath with a foldable supporting frame, where the bath with the changing table can be connected to the frame to keep all the components together occupying minimum space and being immediately available also when the group as a whole is not used.

Another objective of the invention is to provide a changing table with baby bath that can be placed and used as a group on a table or the like, separated from the supporting frame.

These objectives and intrinsic advantages deriving from them are achieved, according to the invention, with a changing table with baby bath, according to the preamble of claim 1 and wherein the changing table is connected to the bath by means, that enable it to be turned between a horizontal position to be used lowered onto the bath and a raised position to gain access to the bath, and the supporting frame is foldable and the bath has means for connecting to a part of the frame so as to remain attached to it when the latter is folded again.

Greater details of the invention will however be more evident from the following description made with reference to the enclosed indicative and not limiting drawings, in which:

• Fig. 1 shows a view in perspective of the changing table with bath assembly set up for use, with the changing table lowered onto the bath;
• Fig. 2 shows a view in perspective of the changing table with bath assembly set up for use but with the changing table raised above the bath;
• Figs. 3 and 4 show, respectively, a front and side view of the assembly as in Fig.1; and
• Figs. 5 and 6 show a view in perspective of the changing table and bath folded, seen from two opposite sides.

In these drawings, 10 indicates altogether a supporting frame that holds a bath 11, a changing table 12 above the bath and a holder tray 13 at an intermediate height of the supporting frame.

This frame 10 is composed of two pairs of legs, one at the front 14 and the other at the back 15, with the legs of each pair connected at the top by a horizontal crosspiece 14', 15', respectively. In the top part, the front legs 14 are bent back, whereas the back legs 15 are bent forward so as to form an "X" in their intermediate part where they are connected by means of pins 16.

The bath 11, which can have any usual configuration, has a perimetral edge 11' by means of which it rests and is movable on the top crosspieces 14', 15' of the pair of legs 14, 15.

The changing table 12 is connected directly to the bath 11. In particular, it is attached to the rear side of the bath 11 by means of hinges 17 so as to be able to fold between a position for use in which it is lowered and rests horizontally on the bath (Fig. 1) and a rest position in which it is raised and facing upwards on the rear of the bath (Fig. 2), enabling in this way the latter to be accessed.

This second position of the changing table 12 can be defined and stabilized by means of at least a pressure locking device that is a release catch, interacting between the changing table and the side of the bath to which it is hinged.

As regards to the holder tray 13, it is mounted between the front and back legs 14, 15 at a lower level with respect to the pins 16 that connect them. The holder tray 13 is divided, longitudinally, into two hinged halves, in 18, to the front and rear legs and in addition centrally, at 19, in line with their continuous sides.

Consequently, bath and changing table are always connected, both when the bath is applied and used on the supporting frame, and when disconnected from said frame to rest and be used on the table or some other surface. In both the conditions and as described above, the changing table can fold into a usable position and a rest position according to requirements.

In addition, when the bath is separated from the supporting frame 10, the latter can be folded by moving the front and rear legs towards each other and, advantageously, the bath together with the changing table can still be attached to the top crosspiece of one of the pairs of legs so as to hang from it as shown in Figs. 5 and 6, so that the group always remains integrated, besides being in a reduced overall size condition.