Combination backpack and folding chair
OwnerGustavo Caicedoinventor
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Abstract
A generally U-shaped seat frame defines a crossmember and side portions terminating in a pair of ends. A seatback frame provides a second generally U-shaped member having a second crossmember and side portions which terminate in a pair of acutely angled support members. The ends of the seat frame are pivotally secured to the support members of the seatback frame. A fabric seat web is secured to the side portions of the seat frame while a backpack is secured to the seatback frame. The seat frame is pivotable with respect to the seatback frame between an open position forming a chair and a closed position in which the seatback frame and seat frame are locked together on the rear portions of the backpack.
Claims7
A combination backpack and folding chair comprising:
- a backpack having a front surface and a rear surface;
- a seat frame having a first crossmember and a first pair of ends;
- a seatback frame having a second crossmember, a pair of sides, a pair of support members and a second pair of ends, said pair of support members forming acute angles with said sides;
- a pair of pivots pivotally securing said first pair of ends to said pair of support members;
- a seat web secured to said seat frame;
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- means for attaching said backpack to said seatback frame,
- said seat frame being pivotable with respect to said seatback frame between an open configuration forming a chair having a seating area formed adjacent said front surface and a closed configuration in which said seat web overlies said rear surface.
A combination backpack and folding chair comprising:
- a backpack having a front surface and a rear surface;
- a seat frame having a first crossmember and a first pair of ends;
- a seatback frame having a second crossmember, a pair of sides, a pair of support members and a second pair of ends, said pair of support members forming acute angles with said sides;
- a pair of pivots pivotally securing said first pair of ends to said pair of support members;
- a seat web secured to said seat frame;
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- means for attaching said backpack to said seatback frame,
- said seat frame being pivotable with respect to said seatback frame in a first direction to form an open configuration in which a chair is formed such that a seating area is formed adjacent said front surface and being pivotable in a second direction opposite from said first direction to a closed configuration in which said seat web overlies said rear surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.