US 2010/0060065 A1Published application

Chair with Height Adjustable Armrests and a Foldable Back

OwnerYu-Ching Hunginventor

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Abstract

A chair with height adjustable armrests and a foldable back utilizes an engaging rod to control the height at which the armrest is positioned and a locking assembly to control the folding operation of the chair back, so that the user can adjust the height of the armrests as desired and fold the chair back for facilitating storage of the chair.

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A chair with height adjustable armrests and a foldable back comprising:

a chair seat assembly including a seat, two loading members and a locking assembly, the two loading members being disposed at both sides of the seat and each including an inserting groove, on an inner surface of which is formed plural spaced-apart protruding blocks, beneath the respective protruding blocks being defined an inserting space, the locking assembly being an elastically-restorable assembly disposed at a rear end of the seat and including an engaging protrusion;
a chair back having two sides each pivoted to the respective loading members through a pivot pin, the chair back being formed with an engaging groove for cooperating with the engaging protrusion of the locking assembly of the chair seat assembly, the engaging groove of the chair back being provided for insertion of the engaging protrusion, so as to lock the chair back to the chair seat in an operative position, the locking assembly being pushed to move the engaging protrusion out of the engaging groove, so as to allow the chair back to pivot relative to the chair seat assembly in a folding manner;
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two armrests each including a support board, an inserting planar member and an elastically-restorable engaging rod, the support boards being connected with the respective inserting planar members, the engaging rods being L-shaped and pivoted to the respective support boards through a pivoting portion, the inserting planar member of the respective armrests being inserted in the inserting groove of the respective loading members of the chair seat assembly, the respective engaging rod having one end formed with an inserting block, the inserting block of the respective engaging rod being inserted into one of the inserting spaces in the inserting groove to position the armrest in the inserting groove, when a user presses the respective fastening rods, the fastening rods will be forced to pivot to make the inserting blocks disengage from the respective inserting spaces, so as to adjust a height of the armrests.

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Abstract

A chair with height adjustable armrests and a foldable back comprising:

a chair seat assembly including a seat, two loading members and a locking assembly, the two loading members being disposed at both sides of the seat and each including an inserting groove, on an inner surface of which is formed plural spaced-apart protruding blocks, beneath the respective protruding blocks being defined an inserting space, the locking assembly being an elastically-restorable assembly disposed at a rear end of the seat and including an engaging protrusion;
a chair back having two sides each pivoted to the respective loading members through a pivot pin, the chair back being formed with an engaging groove for cooperating with the engaging protrusion of the locking assembly of the chair seat assembly, the engaging groove of the chair back being provided for insertion of the engaging protrusion, so as to lock the chair back to the chair seat in an operative position, the locking assembly being pushed to move the engaging protrusion out of the engaging groove, so as to allow the chair back to pivot relative to the chair seat assembly in a folding manner;
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two armrests each including a support board, an inserting planar member and an elastically-restorable engaging rod, the support boards being connected with the respective inserting planar members, the engaging rods being L-shaped and pivoted to the respective support boards through a pivoting portion, the inserting planar member of the respective armrests being inserted in the inserting groove of the respective loading members of the chair seat assembly, the respective engaging rod having one end formed with an inserting block, the inserting block of the respective engaging rod being inserted into one of the inserting spaces in the inserting groove to position the armrest in the inserting groove, when a user presses the respective fastening rods, the fastening rods will be forced to pivot to make the inserting blocks disengage from the respective inserting spaces, so as to adjust a height of the armrests.

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