Convertible Adirondack-Style Chair
OwnerMichael Oligeeinventor
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The present invention relates to an Adirondack-style chair capable of converting between a chair and an individual-sized table/chair combination. The chair has a seat for supporting a user, a back supporting portion for supporting a back of a user sitting on the seat, a pair of front legs, a pair of arm rests, a pair of rear legs and a pair of angled chair-supporting members. The back supporting portion is hinged to the fulcrums for pivotal movement for transitioning from a slanted position to a substantially horizontal position. The fulcrums are configured to move along channels disposed in the rear legs and enable the secure horizontal positioning of the back portion. For supporting the back portion in a substantially horizontal position, back supporting members are accommodated inside the chair-supporting members and are pivotally moved to substantially vertical positions to support the back portion in the horizontal position.
A table and chair combination comprising:
A chair convertible to a table and chair combination, the chair comprising:
A chair convertible to a table and chair combination, the chair comprising:
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