Chair having separable back
OwnerMoung Sook Kiminventor
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Abstract
The back of a chair is divided into a waist support (40) and a shoulder support (50) which are pivotally supported by respective support members (27 and 37) so that they can move freely and individually. The waist support (40) and the shoulder support (50) can move back and forth freely and independently against resilient resistance and their inclinations can be adjusted separately and manually. The waist support (40) always supports the waist while keeping close contact therewith and the shoulder support (50) supports the shoulder while keeping close contact therewith. Therefore, even when one uses the chair for a long time, the occupants comfort is assured as no load is applied to the waist.
Claims3
A chair comprising a seat plate and a back support extending upwardly at a rear portion of said seat plate to engage and support a back of a seat occupant, said back support including a waist support engaging and supporting a waist area of the back of the seat occupant and a shoulder support engaging and supporting a shoulder area of the seat occupant, said shoulder support being separate from and independent of said waist support, said shoulder support being located above and generally in alignment with said waist support, a waist support member supporting said waist support, a shoulder support member supporting said shoulder support, said waist support member extending forwardly under said seat plate and terminating in a forward end pivotally connected to said seat plate, said shoulder support member extending forwardly under said seat plate independently of said waist support member, said shoulder support member terminating in a forward end pivotally connected to said plate to enable independent pivotal movement of said support members, and an independent resilient structure connecting said seat plate to each of said support members, each independent resilient structure being independently adjustable to independently control the resilient resistance to pivotal movement of each of the support members, the waist support and the shoulder support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.