Combined lawn chair and table recliner
OwnerFranz X. Leonhartinventor
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Abstract
An adjustable lawn armchair is connected to one end of a pair of longitudinally extending spaced side members, and a footrest portion is connected to the other end thereof. Articulated pairs of supporting legs connect the footrest portion adjustably to spaced grooves in the pair of side members, whereby the footrest portion can be adjusted in its height and inclination to form a raised table in front of the armchair and can be lowered and shifted in the longitudinal direction together with adjustment of the seat and back of the armchair to form a recliner.
Claims3
An adjustable recliner chair with a footrest, comprising a pair of longitudinally extending spaced side members (1) having inwardly facing inner surfaces forming a base frame, an adjustable chair assembly (10,15) connected to one end of said side members, a footrest portion (23), vertically adjustable means (24-32) connected with said side members in front of said chair assembly and with said footrest portion, two longitudinal spaced grooves (20,21) on each inner surface extending from substantially in front of said chair assembly to adjacent the opposite end of said side members (1), a cross groove (22) connecting the two longitudinal spaced grooves in front of the ends thereof adjacent said opposite end of the side members, said vertically adjustable means (24-32) having lower ends, and pivot studs (31,32) protruding from the lower ends of said vertically adjustable means and engaged in said grooves on the inner surfaces, whereby said vertically adjustable means are longitudinally displaceable on said side members for vertically adjusting said footrest portion to form a raised table.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.