| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 161 | Seating arrangement | US796799 | 1977-05-13 | US4114949A | 1978-09-19 | Roland A. Benoit |
| A seating arrangement comprising a pair of parallel laterally spaced solid block support members interconnected by two suspension rods, one extending between the front central portions of the support members and the other between the top rearward portions of the support members, a composite seat portion and backrest portion extending at an angle to each other, the seat portion being secured to the suspension rod extending between the front central portions of the support members and the backrest portion being secured to the suspension rod extending between the top rearward portions of the support members to provide a free floating chair with distributed balance. | ||||||
| 162 | Seating unit | US17912371 | 1971-09-09 | US3747977A | 1973-07-24 | ROWLAND D |
| A cushion assembly having a seat portion and a back portion joined together. Each portion comprises an inner cover filled with resilient stuffing, an upholstery fabric outer cover, and a stiffening member inside the stuffing is inside the inner cover of the back portion. The stiffening member has a plurality of cloth tabs secured to the inner covers of both the seat portion and the back portion, and each portion is sewn together by a seam whose thread is passed through the tabs. These tabs serve not only to keep the stiffening member in place but also as cloth hinges joining the seat portion to the back portions. The stiffening member is a sheetlike member of generally rigid material and prevents the cushion from being bent back more than a certain amount so that it provides support even where the seat or sofa on which the cushion is placed has a low back.
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| 163 | Seat construction | US3531157D | 1968-08-23 | US3531157A | 1970-09-29 | DUCKETT JOHN W; POEHLMANN PAUL W; SCOTT GEORGE E |
| 164 | Modular furniture | US3528096D | 1968-02-28 | US3528096A | 1970-09-08 | MOBERG JEROME E |
| 165 | Modular furniture | US40515364 | 1964-10-20 | US3261640A | 1966-07-19 | STRAITS ERNEST J |
| 166 | Sectional field shelter | US15367450 | 1950-04-03 | US2572732A | 1951-10-23 | BEN KEKLEN; DROTNING EDGAR A |
| 167 | Foldable settee | US42262430 | 1930-01-22 | US1858254A | 1932-05-17 | ULINE WALTER C |
| 168 | KINEMATIC SEAT WITH ELASTIC PIVOT | PCT/IB2012001091 | 2012-05-21 | WO2012160443A3 | 2013-11-07 | CAILLETEAU JEREMY |
| Embodiments of the present invention provide an improved pivot articulation for a kinematic seat (10). Certain embodiments provide an elastic pivot (12) that is formed as flexion weaves that connect upper (16) and lower (18) portions of a seat back (14). The flexion weaves may be inner and outer legs that are curved in configuration or that have bent dimensions. | ||||||
| 169 | PEW AND BENCH WITH PIVOTING SEAT | PCT/US2004044043 | 2004-12-30 | WO2005069799A3 | 2006-08-31 | OLARTE ALVARO MAURICIO |
| This invention relates specifically to a pivoting seat pew or bench furniture (10), which utilizes the benefits of theater style seating with the functionality and aesthetic of a traditional pew. This seating assembly provides additional seating capacity over traditional pews offering lower seating costs and lower construction costs. This seating assembly asso provides modularized seating components so that the seating assembly can be constructed to any desired length without requiring customized construction or components. | ||||||
| 170 | CHAIR | PCT/RO2016000021 | 2016-06-29 | WO2017014661A3 | 2017-03-30 | SĂLAN GHEORGHE; PORDEA VIOREL; SĂLAN ANELIZE TEODORA |
| The invention relates to a chair that can be used in a dwelling, in a means of transportation for persons or any other situation that involves a seated position of a person, as well as when it is necessary to protect an occupant of a means of transport and also for strengthen the back and neck muscles, to provide the spine curvature correction and for relaxation and rest, as well as for moving and positioning the sick people in bed, even those immobilized. Chair it is made up of a seat rigid (1) or in one of some inner upholstered profiled and upholstered having safety belts seats (11 and G), supported by a plane support, each of them being secured to the stand or legs mentioned, rigid seat (1) being continued upwardly either by a partial rigid backrest (2), or be a total rigid backrest (A) or a high rigid backrest (B), the latter one being provided at the upper part, with some shoulder side restraint left and, respectively, right (7 and 8), respectively, with a partial rigid headrest (9), to said first upholstered seat (11), being attached by means of a multiple, lower joint (C), profiling upholstered backrest for dwelling (D), continued upwardly by means of a upper multiple joint (E), with a inner partial upholstered headrest (12) and to the other upholstered seat having safety belts (G) being connected by means of a multiple locking joint (H), the profiled upholstered for occupants seat front of a car backrest (I), whereat, by means of a multiple upper locking joint (J) is connected either a partial headrest (K) or a total headrest (V), any of the rigid and, respectively, upholstered seats (1, 11, and G) being provided with seating areas for the chair (130 and 131) left and, respectively, right whose contours are similar to the contours of optimal seating area (122 and 123) left and, respectively, right of a the future occupant buttocks (127), each having an one-finger glove-like shape, the finger, being kept close to the palm and positioned with the tip pointing towards the knees and, the back of the palm comprising the protrusion of the gluteus maximus muscle, a contour of the first optimal seating area (122) of this occupant's buttocks (127) starting from the as a backbone concave curve line (g'''') which descends downwardly on the lateral part of the thigh, up to the gluteus maximus muscle, which continues with a short with inflection concave-convex outward line (h""), that is connecting with a slightly curved, vertically line (i"") downwards to third region, next to the knee of the thigh, where it continues with a concave curve outwardly, placed horizontally line (j""), which is connected with a almost vertical convex outwards line (k""), that closes the contour of this area (122). | ||||||
| 171 | BALANCE JOINT | PCT/NO2015050192 | 2015-10-16 | WO2016060572A3 | 2016-07-21 | KLOKK JAN KATO; LADE JAN |
| Balance joint (1, 101) suitable for attachment between a seat arrangement (6, 106) and a chair leg arrangement (7, 107). The balance joint comprises first and second mountings (2, 3, 102, 103) together forming a hollow space and at least one hinge pin (4, 104). The mountings (2, 3, 102, 103) are rotatably attached to each other by means of the at least one hinge pin, where at least one elastic packing (5, 105) is arranged in the hollow space and the at least one elastic packing is arranged between the mountings so that the possibilities for expansion of the elastic packing is limited by the mountings (2, 3, 102, 103) in at least two directions. It is also described various furniture using such a balance joint. | ||||||
| 172 | SITZMÖBEL | EP11700389.7 | 2011-01-13 | EP2528475B1 | 2018-04-25 | KUSCH, Dieter; DE LE ROI, Robert; SEIPP, Karl-Heinz |
| 173 | Tilt mechanism for a seating furniture and seating furniture including the same | EP14151715.1 | 2014-01-20 | EP2896325B1 | 2018-02-28 | Costaglia, Massimo |
| A tilt mechanism (121) for a weight-responsive seating furniture comprises a backrest support (134), a first lever (131) and a second lever (132). The backrest support (34) is configured for coupling to a backrest and is pivotably mounted. The first lever (131) has a mount structure (138) for coupling the first lever (131) to a seat. The first lever (131) is pivotably mounted at a first pivot axis (141). The second lever (132) is pivotably attached to the backrest support (134) at a second pivot axis (142) and is coupled to the first lever (131) by a coupling mechanism (144) to pivot the first lever (131) about the first pivot axis (141) when the backrest support (134) pivots relative to the carrier (130). | ||||||
| 174 | Dispositif d'assise comprenant un dossier escamotable vers l'avant | EP13196520.4 | 2013-12-10 | EP2757041B1 | 2018-02-07 | Guering, Bernard |
| 175 | MECHANISM FOR FIXING A SUPPORTING PORTION OF A BENCH TO THE REMAINING BENCH FRAME, SUPPORTING PORTION PROVIDED WITH SUCH FIXING MECHANISM, AND BENCH FRAME PROVIDED WITH SUCH SUPPORTING PORTION | EP15193774.5 | 2015-11-10 | EP3017721B1 | 2017-12-13 | CERANTOLA, Roberto |
| A mechanism (10) for fixing a supporting portion (11) of a bench (12) to the remaining bench frame (13), a supporting portion (11) being provided with such fixing mechanism (10), and a bench frame (13) being provided with such supporting portion (11), the fixing mechanism (10) comprising: - a first hollow body (16) which is integral, or can be rendered integral, with a portion (14) for connecting at least one supporting portion (11) to a respective tubular transverse element (15) of the bench frame (13), the first hollow body (16) extending from the side for association with the bench frame (13) in at least two longitudinal portions (17) which are mutually separated by at least one interspace and are to be inserted into an open end of the tubular transverse element (15) at the side of the bench frame (13), - an expander of the first hollow body (16) in the tubular transverse element (15). | ||||||
| 176 | Load support structure | EP14170499.9 | 2008-09-18 | EP2798977B1 | 2017-11-08 | Alrich, John Fredric; Hector, Andrew Keith; Schmitz, Johann Burkhard; Plikat, Claudia; Zwick, Carola Eva Marianne; Zwick, Roland Rolf Otto |
| A load support member includes spaced apart beam members, a linking member and a stop member. In another aspect, the beam includes a support surface defining first and second landing regions, which are in contact with and support a membrane. In another aspect, a brace member is secured between laterally spaced beams, with the brace member having a greater height than width at the end thereof and a greater width than height at the middle thereof. In another aspect, a pair of armrests are joined to a cross member and a pair of spaced apart beams in a releasable engagement. In yet another aspect, a pair of beam members are fixedly joined with a cross member, which is pivotally connected to a link pivotally connected to the beams. A method of assembling a load support structure is also provided. | ||||||
| 177 | FURNITURE SYSTEM | EP15744031.4 | 2015-01-27 | EP3100643A1 | 2016-12-07 | TSUCHIYAMA, Waku; KITAJIMA, Haruhiko; KUROE, Masayuki |
A furniture system includes multiple furniture items (101) which are disposed to be adjacent to each other and a connection plate (200) which connects the multiple furniture items (101) to each other. At least one of two furniture items (101) adjacent to each other includes an elastically deformable cushion portion (102c) on an outer surface thereof facing the other of the two furniture items (101) adjacent to each other. The connection plate (200) includes connection portions (201, 205) which are connected to each of furniture items (101) on both end portions of the connection plate, and the connection portion (201) of at least a first end portion of the connection plate (200) can engage with and disengage from the furniture items (101) in a state where the cushion portion (102c) is compressively deformed in a direction in which the two furniture items (101) adjacent to each other approach each other, and an engagement state of the connection portion (201) with respect to the furniture items (101) is maintained in a state where the compressively deformed cushion portion (102c) is deformed in a direction in which the cushion portion returns to the original shape. |
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| 178 | MECHANISM FOR FIXING A SUPPORTING PORTION OF A BENCH TO THE REMAINING BENCH FRAME, SUPPORTING PORTION PROVIDED WITH SUCH FIXING MECHANISM, AND BENCH FRAME PROVIDED WITH SUCH SUPPORTING PORTION | EP15193774.5 | 2015-11-10 | EP3017721A1 | 2016-05-11 | CERANTOLA, Roberto |
A mechanism (10) for fixing a supporting portion (11) of a bench (12) to the remaining bench frame (13), a supporting portion (11) being provided with such fixing mechanism (10), and a bench frame (13) being provided with such supporting portion (11), the fixing mechanism (10) comprising: |
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| 179 | SEATING STRUCTURE | EP08832398.5 | 2008-09-18 | EP2200480B1 | 2015-03-11 | SCHMITZ, Johann, Burkhard; PLIKAT, Claudia; ZWICK, Carola, Eva Marianne; ZWICK, Roland, Rolf Otto; HECTOR, Andrew, Keith; ALDRICH, John, Fredric |
| A load support member includes spaced apart beam members, a linking member and a stop member. In another aspect, the beam includes a support surface defining first and second landing regions, which are in contact with and support a membrane. In another aspect, a brace member is secured between laterally spaced beams, with the brace member having a greater height than width at the end thereof and a greater width than height at the middle thereof. In another aspect, a pair of armrests are joined to a cross member and a pair of spaced apart beams in a releasable engagement. In yet another aspect, a pair of beam members are fixedly joined with a cross member, which is pivotally connected to a link pivotally connected to the beams. A method of assembling a load support structure is also provided. | ||||||
| 180 | Load support structure | EP14170499.9 | 2008-09-18 | EP2798977A1 | 2014-11-05 | Alrich, John Fredric; Hector, Andrew Keith; Schmitz, Johann Burkhard; Plikat, Claudia; Zwick, Carola Eva Marianne; Zwick, Roland Rolf Otto |
A load support structure (1) comprising: a first beam (6) laterally spaced from a second beam (7), each comprising first and second beam members (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b) spaced apart to form a gap therebetween, said first and second beam members (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b) comprising a first material, wherein the first and second beams (6, 7) are each configured to deform as each of the first and second beams (6, 7) is bent from an upright position to a reclined position; and a plurality of linking members (12, 212) bridging said gap and having first and second end portions (216, 218) coupled to said first and second beam members (6a, 6b; 7a, 7b), wherein at least some of said plurality of linking members (12, 212) comprise a second material different than said first material, and wherein said at least some of said plurality of linking members (12, 212) are put in tension as said first and second beams (6, 7) are moved from said upright position to said reclined position.
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