Woven structure and chair with the same
AssigneeZhejiang Zhendong Leisure Products Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiudong Lu, Qiaojin Lu
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Abstract
A woven structure, which includes a woven surface, a skeleton or a wrapping strip, and a chair with the same. The woven surface has an edge and is formed by a staggered arrangement of a plurality of woven strips. One or both ends of several or all the woven strips are provided with a first protrusion, and both ends of each woven strip form edges. The skeleton or the wrapping strip can be disposed and clamped with the first protrusion on the edges of the woven surface. The chair with the woven structure comprises a chair seat and a chair surface. The chair surface includes a woven structure and is fixed on the chair seat.
Claims11
A chair with a woven structure, comprising:
- a chair seat frame,
- a chair surface comprising the woven structure and the chair surface being fixed on the chair seat frame;
- wherein the woven structure comprises:
- a woven surface having an edge and being formed by a staggered arrangement of a plurality of woven strips, wherein one or both ends of several or all the woven strips are provided with a first protrusion, and both ends of each woven strip form edges;
- a skeleton or a wrapping strip, being disposed and clamped with the first protrusion on the edges of the woven surface;
- wherein the woven structure comprises the skeleton and the wrapping strip, wherein the skeleton is arranged at two opposite sides of the edge, and the skeleton and the wrapping strip are arranged adjacently;
- wherein the chair surface comprises a back surface, a seat surface and a footrest surface, wherein the seat surface is respectively connected with the back surface and the footrest surface;
- the wrapping strip comprises linear and arc-shaped one, among which the linear one is respectively provided on the back surface and the footrest surface, and the arc-shaped one is provided at a connection of the seat surface with the footrest surface.
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