| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Heney lobdbll | US292334D | US292334A | 1884-01-22 | ||
| 162 | Attaching window-shades to rollers | US248494D | US248494A | 1881-10-18 | ||
| 163 | CONTROL MECHANISM FOR SEATING UNIT | PCT/US0327922 | 2003-09-08 | WO2004023934A3 | 2007-07-19 | HEIDMANN KURT R; TUBERGEN RENARD G; BODNAR DAVID A; BEDFORD ADAM C; KARSTEN GARY L |
| A seating unit includes a base, a reclineable back, a seat, and a control operably supporting the back and the seat on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The control includes a pair of flexible support members and a link that combine to operably support the seat and back for synchronous movement on the base upon recline. The flexible support member is stiff in a vertical direction for carrying a combined weight of the one component and of the seated user, but flexible in a horizontal direction to permit a swinging movement of its ends upon recline. The link is rigid and pivoted to the base for movement about a horizontal axis and also pivoted to the one component. By this arrangement, the flexible member and the link move the one component along a defined path during recline of the back. | ||||||
| 164 | COMFORT SURFACE FOR SEATING | PCT/US2004017614 | 2004-06-04 | WO2004107920B1 | 2005-02-17 | PETERSON GORDON J; HEIDMANN KURT R; TUBERGEN RENARD G |
| A seating unit (50) includes a perimeter frame (90), a flexible seating surface supported by the frame, and parallel elongated resilient force-distributing members (103) coupled to the seating surface to control a contour of the seating surface when supporting a user. The resilient force-distributing members (103) are bendable along their length and are sufficient in number and distribution to substantially reduce localized deflection of the seating surface and thereby reduce pressure point contact felt by the user. The resilient force-distributing members (103) can be wire rods, long strips, or other resilient material with memory. The resilient force-distributing members (103) can be supported on opposing sides of the perimeter frame in various ways to reduce inward pressure on the opposing sides during flexure of the resilient force-distributing members (103). | ||||||
| 165 | SEATING WITH COMFORT SURFACE | PCT/US2004017777 | 2004-06-04 | WO2004107915A3 | 2005-04-07 | TUBERGEN RENARD G; PETERSON GORDON J; HEIDMANN KURT R |
| A chair includes a base, a seat, a back, and a control operably supporting the seat and back on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The seat and back include a stiff perimeter frame with opposing perimeter sections, and a plurality of rods each independently bendable in vertical and angled directions. End bearings on the rods are captured in pockets in the perimeter frame, which limits their inward and outward sliding movement. The control includes front and rear leaf springs and a pivot arm operably supporting the seat and the back for synchronous movement, with the direction of movement being such that energy is stored during recline. The energy stored during recline assists in providing a heavier person with added counterbalancing force during recline. A booster mechanism is also selectively engageable for added support upon recline. | ||||||
| 166 | SEATING WITH COMFORT SURFACE | PCT/US2004017777 | 2004-06-04 | WO2004107915A9 | 2005-03-03 | TUBERGEN RENARD G; PETERSON GORDON J; HEIDMANN KURT R |
| A chair includes a base, a seat, a back, and a control operably supporting the seat and back on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The seat and back include a stiff perimeter frame with opposing perimeter sections, and a plurality of rods each independently bendable in vertical and angled directions. End bearings on the rods are captured in pockets in the perimeter frame, which limits their inward and outward sliding movement. The control includes front and rear leaf springs and a pivot arm operably supporting the seat and the back for synchronous movement, with the direction of movement being such that energy is stored during recline. The energy stored during recline assists in providing a heavier person with added counterbalancing force during recline. A booster mechanism is also selectively engageable for added support upon recline. | ||||||
| 167 | Elastic support assembly for chair | US12203334 | 2008-09-03 | US07568769B1 | 2009-08-04 | Teng-Fu Chuang |
| An elastic support assembly for a chair includes two opposite mounting members each attached to the chair, a flat elastic strip mounted between the mounting members, and a circular elastic cord mounted between the mounting members. Thus, the flat elastic strip and the circular elastic cord are mounted between the mounting members to reinforce the strength of the elastic support assembly so that the elastic support assembly has a greater strength to withstand a larger load. In addition, the flat elastic strip co-operates with the circular elastic cord to support the mounting members so that the elastic support assembly is not deformed or distorted easily during a long-term utilization or due to a heavier load, thereby greatly enhancing the lifetime of the elastic support assembly. | ||||||
| 168 | Chair having elastic cords | US12173194 | 2008-07-15 | US07568768B1 | 2009-08-04 | Chin-Wen Tsai |
| A chair includes at least one support frame having two opposite side rails, a plurality of connectors mounted in each of the side rails of the support frame, and a plurality of elastic cords each mounted between the side rails of the support frame and each having two opposite ends each attached to one of the connectors. Each of the side rails of the support frame has a hollow inside provided with a slideway and has a side provided with a guide slot. Thus, each of the connectors is fully hidden in the slideway and the guide slot of each of the two rails of the support frame so that each of the connectors will not be exposed outwardly from the support frame to enhance the outer appearance and safety of the chair. | ||||||
| 169 | CHAIR | US12015214 | 2008-01-16 | US20080169693A1 | 2008-07-17 | Erich BECKER; Heiko Buettner; Carsten Gehner |
| The chair according to the invention has a seat and a seat mechanism, wherein the seat and the seat mechanism are formed so that, during the sideways pivoting movement of the seat, the one side of the seat is movable independently of the other side of the seat, wherein the seat is mounted so as to be pivotable about a pivoting or rotation axis lying parallel to the knee axis of the user. | ||||||
| 170 | Synchrotilt seating unit with comfort surface | US11385565 | 2006-03-21 | US07264311B2 | 2007-09-04 | Kurt R. Heidmann |
| A seating unit includes a base, a reclineable back, a seat, and a control operably supporting the back and the seat on the base for synchronous movement between upright and recline positions. The control includes a pair of flexible support members and a link that combine to operably support the seat and back for synchronous movement on the base upon recline, which provides ergonomic non-shearing support for a seated user during recline. The back and seat each include perimeter frames, parallel resilient support members extending between side frame sections of the perimeter frames, and covers covering the resilient support members for distributed support and aesthetics. By this arrangement, the flexible member and the link move the one component along a defined path during recline of the back, and the seat and back also provide ergonomic support, both during recline and without recline. | ||||||
| 171 | CONTROL MECHANISM FOR SEATING UNIT | US11625544 | 2007-01-22 | US20070114827A1 | 2007-05-24 | David Bodnar; Adam Bedford; Kurt Heidmann; Gary Karsten |
| A seating unit includes a base, a reclineable back, a seat, and a control operably supporting the back and the seat on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The control includes a pair of flexible support members and a link that combine to operably support the seat and back for synchronous movement on the base upon recline. The flexible support member is stiff in a vertical direction for carrying a combined weight of the one component and of the seated user, but flexible in a horizontal direction to permit a swinging movement of its ends upon recline. The link is rigid and pivoted to the base for movement about a horizontal axis and also pivoted to the one component. By this arrangement, the flexible member and the link move the one component along a defined path during recline of the back. | ||||||
| 172 | Control mechanism for seating unit | US10455503 | 2003-06-05 | US07165811B2 | 2007-01-23 | David A. Bodnar; Adam C. Bedford; Kurt R. Heidmann; Gary L. Karsten |
| A seating unit includes a base, a reclineable back, a seat, and a control operably supporting the back and the seat on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The control includes a pair of flexible support members and a link that combine to operably support the seat and back for synchronous movement on the base upon recline. The flexible support member is stiff in a vertical direction for carrying a combined weight of the one component and of the seated user, but flexible in a horizontal direction to permit a swinging movement of its ends upon recline. The link is rigid and pivoted to the base for movement about a horizontal axis and also pivoted to the one component. By this arrangement, the flexible member and the link move the one component along a defined path during recline of the back. | ||||||
| 173 | Combined tension and back stop function for seating unit | US10455076 | 2003-06-05 | US06880886B2 | 2005-04-19 | David A. Bodnar; Adam C. Bedford; Kurt R. Heidmann; Gary L. Karsten |
| A seating unit includes a base, a seat, a back, and a control operably supporting the seat and the back on the base for movement between upright and recline positions. The control includes a spring providing a biasing supporting force to the back during recline, and further includes a booster mechanism capable of increasing the supporting force, and still further includes a selector device for activating and deactivating the booster mechanism. The selector device is easily moveable with a low effort that is separated from and independent from any friction generated by internal components of the booster mechanism. In a narrower aspect, the control is powered, such as by an electrical or electromechanical device from a remote location. A back stop is attached to the selector device, for movement between a disengaged position, a partial-recline position, and a recline-prevented position. | ||||||
| 174 | Attachment structure of spring unit | US09741813 | 2000-12-22 | US06499806B2 | 2002-12-31 | Hidetaka Nagayasu; Masayuki Kato |
| In a seat back frame formed by attaching a spring unit to a frame body, the spring unit is easily attached to the frame without performing caulking. A projecting hooked portion is formed in one side of the spring unit, and an insertion hole that receives the hooked portion therein is provided in the frame. Thus, the hooked portion is inserted into the insertion hole and hooked at a position on the rear surface thereof. | ||||||
| 175 | Webbing insertion member | US09835844 | 2001-04-17 | US20010043006A1 | 2001-11-22 | Hideo Iseki |
| A webbing insertion member is formed of a metal body having a through opening with an edge, a slip piece attached to the edge of the through opening for allowing a webbing to pass through the through opening above the slip piece, and a molding resin for fixing the slip piece to the metal body. A first engaging member is formed on one of the metal body and the slip piece, and a second engaging member is formed on the other of the metal body and the slip piece and engages the first engaging member so that the slip piece is securely engaged with the metal body. | ||||||
| 176 | Attachment structure of spring unit | US09741813 | 2000-12-22 | US20010005096A1 | 2001-06-28 | Hidetaka Nagayasu; Masayuki Kato |
| In a seat back frame formed by attaching a spring unit to a frame body, the spring unit is easily attached to the frame without performing caulking. A projecting hooked portion is formed in one side of the spring unit, and an insertion hole that receives the hooked portion therein is provided in the frame. Thus, the hooked portion is inserted into the insertion hole and hooked at a position on the rear surface thereof. | ||||||
| 177 | Integrated tie for fastening the upholstery of a vehicle seat cushion and/or seatback, and relative fabrication method | US09157586 | 1998-09-21 | US06199246B1 | 2001-03-13 | Silvano Cibin; Manrico Oddenino |
| A tie for fastening the upholstery of a vehicle seat cushion and/or seatback; the tie including a portion of wire, of predetermined length, fitted integrally at opposite ends with respective mutually connectable end heads, and a portion of tape shorter than the portion of wire and folded longitudinally about the portion of wire, between the heads, to enclose the portion of wire inside a tubular sleeve defined by a U-folded intermediate longitudinal portion of the portion of tape and closed by a flat connecting strip defined by superimposed mutually fixed opposite longitudinal lateral portions of the portion of tape; the connecting strip being stitchable to the upholstery in a conventional manner. The heads are molded, adjacent to and oriented head-to-tail with respect to each other, onto a first portion of wire held taut between the half-molds of an injection press; the wire is drawn and curved 90° to unwind, between the half-molds, a second portion of wire from a reel; and, while one head is gripped so as to maintain the second portion of wire taut, the other head is gripped by a supporting device, which cuts the wire between the adjacent heads, and keeps the first portion of wire taut while rotating it onto a precut portion of tape parallel to an assembly surface, with respect to which the edges of the portion of tape are raised and welded to each other so as to form the tubular sleeve about the portion of wire. | ||||||
| 178 | Back support with adjustable straps | US930024 | 1997-09-26 | US5867852A | 1999-02-09 | Gerald Malcolm Knight |
| The invention provides a back support for supporting a mattress on a bed having a bed base. The back support comprising a generally rectangular frame, a plurality of strap fittings and a corresponding plurality of individually adjustable straps. The generally rectangular frame have side members. The plurality of strap fittings are arrangable along the side members of said frame. The corresponding plurality of individually adjustable straps are attachable to said strap fittings to extend laterally between said side members (i.e. extending laterally of the mattress in use) for supporting the mattress. The back support is adapted to be placed onto the bed base to lie between the bed base and the mattress. | ||||||
| 179 | Strap retainer assembly and method | US786995 | 1997-01-23 | US5836655A | 1998-11-17 | Steve Laufer |
| The strap retainer assembly comprises an anchor and insert wherein in the anchor is permanently secured to the frame of the furniture. The anchor has an opening large enough to accept the insert, yet be positioned such that when the insert is pulled laterally, it is retained by the anchor. The insert comprises a strap having opposed ends; each end is looped and secured by a clip. The clip is the portion of the insert placed into the opening of the anchor hereinabove mentioned. On furniture, the frame is fitted with opposing anchors. The insert is heated resulting in a pliable strap. Each clip of the insert is placed in the opposing anchors. When the strap medium cools, it shrinks causing a taught horizontal fit, thus bridging the furniture frame. The number of inserts placed within the anchors on furniture is dependent upon the sizing (width) of the inserts and the overall length of the anchors. | ||||||
| 180 | Seat construction | US41968573 | 1973-11-28 | US3913978A | 1975-10-21 | LESTER FRITZ O |
| A chair comprising a floor or ground-engaging support having an external seat and back-supporting frame affixed thereto, and an integral substantially L-shaped substantially rigid sheet-form seat and back member having a peripheral frame disposed internally with respect to the supporting frame and supported by the external frame. In an improved embodiment a plate is affixed to the peripheral frame of the seat and back member having a plurality of slots, and a strap mounted over the external frame has its ends engaged in the slots of the buckle.
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