Reclining leisure chair

A reclining leisure chair comprising:

• a base frame having two longitudinal sides, each of said longitudinal sides having a horizontal slide rail and an inclined slide rail;
• a seat frame having two longitudinal side rods, each of said longitudinal side rods having a first roller at a rear end thereof, said seat frame having a roller frame affixed at a midsegment thereof, said roller frame supporting a second roller thereon, said seat frame having a position confining piece at a midsegment of one of said two longitudinal side rods, said seat frame having a pivoting portion and a control rod at an underside thereof, said control rod pivoted with said pivoting portion, said seat frame having a switching piece and a spring, said seat frame being mounted on said base frame such that the first rollers are slidably received respectively in the horizontal slide rails of said base frame, the second rollers of said seat frame being slidably received respectively in the inclined slide rails of said base frame;
• a backrest frame mounted to said base frame by a link rod, said link rod pivoted at one end to said backrest frame and at an opposite end with said pivoting portion of said seat frame, said link rod having a stopping means thereon for stopping said switching piece so as to enable said backrest frame and said seat frame to be adjusted simultaneously for reclining, said control rod cooperative with said switching piece so as to cause said switching piece to move away from said stopping means to enable said backrest frame to be independently adjusted for reclining;
• hassock frame pivotally fastened to said seat frame and said link rod;
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• a driving means fastened to said base frame and said seat frame, said driving means having an expansion piece for enabling said seat frame and said backrest frame to recline simultaneously.