Webbed frame for furniture
OwnerChen-Yen Yanginventor
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Abstract
A webbed frame includes a plurality of first and second straps mounted on a frame body to form a net. Each of the first and second straps has two opposite end sections trained on the frame body. A plurality of spaced apart retainers are fixed on the frame body. Each of several adjuster units includes a connector mounted slidably on a respective one of the retainers and connected to a respective one of the first and second straps. An adjusting bolt threadedly engages and extends through the connector, and has an abutting end that abuts against the frame body such that rotation of the adjusting bolt results in concurrent movement of the connector and the respective one of the first and second straps so as to adjust tension of the net on the frame body.
Claims5
A webbed frame for furniture, comprising:
- a frame body defining a frame space;
- a plurality of first and second straps mounted on said frame body and extending in criss-cross manner to form a net that covers said frame space, each of said first and second straps having two opposite end sections that are trained on and turned around said frame body and that have terminating ends disposed underneath said net;
- a plurality of spaced apart retainers fixed on and along the length of said frame body and extending into said frame space;
- a plurality of adjuster units, each of which includes a connector mounted slidably on a respective one of said retainers and connected to a respective one of said terminating ends of said first and second straps so that movement of said connector on the respective one of said retainers results in concurrent movement of said respective one of said terminating ends so as to tighten or loosen said first and second straps on said frame body and so as to adjust tension of said net, and an adjusting bolt threadedly engaging and extending through said connector and having an abutting end that abuts against said frame body so that rotation of said adjusting bolt results in concurrent movement of said connector and said respective one of said terminating ends so as to permit adjustment of the tension of said net on said frame body.
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