Folding chair
OwnerJake Phippsinventor
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A folding chair which can be opened from a folded closed position to an operative open position comprising a substantially rectangular open support frame, a lower part of which provides a front support leg when in the open position; a seat portion, a back portion and a lower seat support a lower part of which provides a rear support leg when in the open position; the seat portion, back portion and lower seat support being located within the open support frame and pivoted together and to the frame to allow the seat portion to extend between the lower seat support and the back portion and lower seat support to lie parallel to each other within the rectangular support frame when in the folded closed position, the back portion being pivotally connected to the rectangular support frame through a sliding pivot, the seat portion being pivoted to the back portion and the lower seat support being connected to the lower part of the back support through a pivoted link or links, the lower part of the lower seat support rotating from a lower position where it provides the rear support leg when the chair is in its open position to an upper position within the open support frame when the chair is closed to its folded position.
A folding chair which can be opened from a folded closed position to an operative open position comprising a substantially rectangular open support frame, a lower part of which provides a front support leg when in the open position;
A folding chair which is convertible into a framed picture and which can be folded from an open position in which it provides a seat to a folded position in which it provides a framed picture, and which includes a rectangular open support frame and portions which provide legs, or a seat and a back, when in the open position and which, when in the folded position, are all enclosed within said support frame and form a substantially flat continuous or perforated surface, and an image carried on said surface which is surrounded by said support frame when in the folded position to provide a framed picture.
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