Chair
OwnerCharles R. Pollockinventor
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Abstract
An upholstered chair is disclosed in which a first bent rod forms a frame for supporting the back and seat sections and in which a second rod is bent into a spider that supports the first rod. The first rod has a back section with a greater degree of flexibility than its seat section.
Claims7
A chair structure including in combination a first rod within an elastomeric tubular member bent into configuration to provide a frame of said chair, a rod means bent into the configuration of a spider with arms engaging and supporting said first rod and pedestal support means supporting said second rod above an underlying surface a third rod attached to and supported by said first rod transverse of said frame and seat and back members respectively supported by said first rod and said third rod, and in which said third rod has first and second parallel legs, said first leg and said first rod supporting said seat member and said second leg and said first rod supporting said back member.
A chair structure including in combination a first rod bent into configuration to provide a frame of said chair, a rod means bent into the configuration of a spider with arms engaging and supporting said first rod and pedestal support means supporting said second rod above an underlying surface and in which said first rod is bent to have a seat section and a back section and said spider has seat supporting arms and back supporting arms which are more flexible than said seat supporting arms.
A chair structure including in combination a first rod bent into configuration to provide a frame of said chair, a rod means bent into the configuration of a spider with arms engaging and supporting said first rod and pedestal support means supporting said second rod above an underlying surface and in which said first rod is bent to have a back section and a seat section dimensioned whereby said back section has a greater degree of flexibility than said seat section and said spider has seat supporting arms and back supporting arms which are more flexible than said seat supporting arms.
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