Chair bracket supporting keyboard and mouse platforms
OwnerKirk Bryant Goodallinventor
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Abstract
A system of brackets that attach to a typical office chair which support platforms for a keyboard and mouse. The bracket system attaches to the pedestal of a chair and allows for adjustment of the position of the keyboard and mouse platform along all three axis's. The bracket system allows the keyboard and mouse platforms to be mounted from either the left or right side of the chair. The bracket system is designed to support a keyboard and mouse, but the keyboard platform could also be used as a writing surface, or the mouse platform could serve as an arm rest.
Claims3
A system of brackets and platforms for supporting a keyboard and mouse to a chair comprising:
- a pedestal bracket adapted to be fixedly interposed between a pedestal and a seat portion of said chair, said pedestal bracket having a tube which slidably receives a tubular main support arm;
- said main support arm adapted to extend laterally from said chair and having a sleeve fixed to an end thereof, said sleeve extending longitudinally transverse to said main support arm, said sleeve slidably receiving a forward adjustment tube;
- said forward adjustment tube having a round sectioned swing arm sleeve fixed perpendicularly to one end thereof, said swing arm sleeve extending longitudinally in the up and down directions and slidably and rotatively receiving a round sectioned swing arm tube;
- said swing arm tube having a table support tube fixed perpendicularly to an end thereof, said table support tube adapted to swing for angular adjustment in front of or to one side of an occupant of said chair, said table support tube slidably and rotatively receiving a keyboard platform for angular adjustment about a longitudinal axis of the table support tube.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.