Hairdresser's station
OwnerMartin L. Fountaininventor
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A hairdresser's station capable of being mounted on a floor is disclosed. The station includes a customer's chair assembly that includes a customer's seat, a first base, and a first shaft for adjustably fixing the customer's seat to the first base. A traveling assembly is also provided for moving radially relative to the customer's chair assembly within a fixed range and circumferentially around the customer's chair assembly. The traveling assembly includes a second base, rolling means affixed to the second base for allowing the traveling assembly to travel freely over the floor, and a second shaft fixed at one end to the second base. Rotation means are provided in rotatable engagement with the first shaft for providing a point of attachment that is free to rotate about the first shaft. A slide shaft is fixed to the attachment point of the rotation means and extends in a direction substantially perpendicular to the first shaft. Slide means are provided that are in slidable engagement with the slide shaft and include a point of attachment that is free to slide along the slide shaft. Fixing means fix the point of attachment of the slide means to the second base of the traveling hairdresser's assembly.
A hairdresser's station capable of being mounted on a floor, comprising:
A hairdresser's station capable of being mounted on a floor, comprising:
A hairdresser's station capable of being mounted on a floor, comprising:
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