Tilting seat and back chair, particularly tilting desk chair

Chairs and seats – Back movement resiliently opposed in operating position – Back and seat adjust simultaneously

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297301, 297316, A47C 1032

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046828141

ABSTRACT:
To simplify the construction of a tilting chair, typically a desk chair, in which the seat (2) and chair back (7) tilt together, the chair back (4) has an extension or attachment arm (5) extending from the lower region thereof to a zone adjacent or beneath the seat (2), and a pivot positioned at, or below the seat pivotably connects the attachment arm (5) to the seat, so that the pivotable attachment of chair back and seat is placed close to the hip joint of a user of the chair. The attachment arm has an extending portion (5') which is connected by a guide element, in the form of a double-link lever (10') or a guide slit (10) to the support structure (2), the guide means being connected to the attachment arm, for example by a cross bolt (9) which, preferably, also serves as one attachment pivot of a positioning and force spring (7), preferably a gas spring which is pivotably connected (8) at its other end to the support structure (1).

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