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US 2026/0215587 A1Published application
System and methods for adjusting chair position
AssigneeLost Winds Collective PBC
InventorsTaylor Patton, Jesse Madsen, Bret Recor, Alessandro Pagura
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Abstract
An embodiment of a chair having a frame comprising a base portion couple to a front portion and a back portion rotatable relative to the base portion. A rope may extend between the front and back portions to provide support and permit adjustability of the back portion relative to the base portion. The back portion may be secured in a desired position by securing the rope to a locking mechanism positioned on the front portion.
Claims14
A system for adjusting a position of a chair, comprising:
- a base portion;
- a front portion comprising a first front-side structure, a second-side structure, a first hole, a second hole, and a locking mechanism,
- wherein the front portion is coupled to the base portion;
- a back portion including a plurality of apertures,
- wherein the back portion is coupled to the base portion;
- and
- a rope comprising a first terminal point, and a second terminal point,
- wherein:
- the first terminal point is attached to the first front-side structure,
- a length of the rope intersects the plurality of apertures, the first hole, and the second hole,
- the length of the rope between the first hole and second hole correlates with a position of the back portion relative to the front portion, and
- the rope is removably engaged with the locking mechanism, such that, when engaged, the length of rope between the first hole and second hole is fixed.
9 more elements
A chair comprising:
- a base portion;
- a front portion;
- a back portion;
- and
- a rope configured to support the base portion having a first and second terminal portion, the first terminal portion coupled to the front portion, and
- wherein the front and back portions are coupled to the base portion to permit rotation relative to the base portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.