Slim-profile, all-linkage, wall-proximity reclining mechanism allowing a wood-to-floor recliner seating unit
AssigneeL&P Property Management Company
InventorsCheston Brett Crawford, Gregory Mark Lawson
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AssigneeL&P Property Management Company
InventorsCheston Brett Crawford, Gregory Mark Lawson
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A simplified, compact, recliner mechanism is provided which can be adapted to many types of recliner design. A front linkage assembly and a rear linkage assembly provide the desired movement of the seat and back when moving from the TV position to the fully reclined position, obviating the need for a track and roller design. Moreover, a front pivot link and a rear pivot link are provided and oriented in a manner that allows the desired forward seat movement as the recliner moves from the closed position to the TV position. The geometries of the front linkage assembly, the rear linkage assembly, the front pivot link and the rear pivot link allow a slim profile design allowing great flexibility in the design of the recliner.
An all-linkage mechanism for a seating unit, the all-linkage mechanism controlling movement of the seating unit between closed, TV and fully-reclined positions, the mechanism comprising:
A recliner mechanism, comprising:
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