Reclining motorized multi-position chair with rocking and pivoting action
OwnerRené Pellerininventor
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A tilt adjustment assembly for a motorized reclining chair having a base frame adapted for rest on a floor surface. A seat and a back articulated support linkage are interconnected together for displacement of a seat and back of a reclining chair. An intermediate frame is mounted on the base frame through spring attachments, whereby to impart a rocking motion to the chair. A pair of foot rest linkages interconnect each of two of the said seat articulated support linkages to a foot rest plate. The tilt adjustment assembly comprises a motor-operated actuating rod secured at a free end to a sliding member to guidingly displace that member along a straight axis in a fixed plane and to any desired position along the axis. A pivotal link arm is pivotally secured at one end of the sliding member. A transverse linkage securing rod is secured to a second end of the pivotal link arm and extends transversely thereto. The transverse securing rod has opposed ends pivotally connected to an intermediate link arm of a respective one of the pair of foot rest linkages. Tensioning springs are secured to each of the pair of foot rest linkages for applying a restoring force to the foot rest to a retracted position.
A tilt adjustment assembly for a motorized reclining chair having a base frame adapted for rest on a floor surface, a seat and a back articulated support linkage interconnected together for displacement of a seat and back of a reclining chair, there being one of said seat and back articulated support linkages on each of opposed sides of said base frame and secured thereabove on a respective linkage support frame, an intermediate frame mounted on said base frame through spring attachment means to impart a rocking motion to said chair, and a pair of foot rest linkages interconnecting each of said seat articulated support linkages to a foot rest plate, said tilt adjustment assembly comprising a motor-operated actuating rod secured at a free end to a sliding member to guidingly displace said sliding member along a straight axis in a fixed plane and to any desired position along said axis, a pivotal link arm pivotally secured at one end to said sliding member, a transverse linkage securing rod secured to a second end of said pivotal link arm and extending transversely thereto, said transverse securing rod having opposed ends pivotally connected to an intermediate link arm of a respective one of said pair of foot rest linkages, and tensioning means secured to each of said pair of foot rest linkages for applying a restoring force to said foot rest plate towards a foot rest retracted position.
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