Tiered inline loveseat and method of use thereof
OwnerWalter B. Kerrinventor
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Abstract
A tiered inline loveseat includes a first chair and a second chair where the second chair is positioned inline and below the first chair. The first chair includes a first seat, and a first seat back. The first seat has a front end, a back end, a first side and a second side. The first seat back is coupled to the back end of the first seat. The second chair has a second seat and a second seat back with a bottom edge and a top edge. Wherein, the top edge of the second seat back is coupled to the front end of the first seat.
Claims13
A tiered inline loveseat configured to position two persons inline with one another, where a second person is positioned in front of and below a first person, the second person is between the legs of the first person, the legs of the first person function as arm rests for the second person, and the torso of the first person functions as a seat back for the second person, wherein said tiered inline loveseat comprises:
- a first chair for the first person and a second chair for the second person, where the second chair is positioned in line and below the first chair, the first chair comprises:
- a first seat with a front end, a back end, a first side and a second side;
- a first seat back wherein the first seat back is coupled to the back end of the first seat;
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- the second chair comprises:
- a second seat;
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- a second seat back with a bottom edge and a top edge;
- wherein the top edge of the second seat back is coupled to the front end of the first seat;
- wherein said first seat has a reduced depth to position the second person between the legs of the first person;
- wherein said second seat back has a reduced length to position with said reduced depth of said first seat and with the top portion of the second person's back between the legs of the first person;
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- wherein the first chair is reclined from vertical at a first reclined angle, and the second chair is reclined from vertical at a second reclined angle, where the second reclined angle is greater than the first reclined angle.
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