Articulated reclining backrest with lumbar support

Chairs and seats – Back movement resiliently opposed in operating position – Back adjusts independent of seat

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2972844, 2974523, B60N 222

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059575336

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a backrest for a seat or chair having an upper section; a lower section; and a pivotal movement mechanism fixed to the lower section which pivotably connects the upper section with the lower section and includes spring device for allowing the upper section to pivot to a reclined position when force is applied to the upper section and for urging the upper section into an upright position when force is not applied to the upper section, the pivotal movement mechanism including two vertical members which extend vertically from the lower section, the two vertical members being pivotably connected to an interior portion of the upper section located between said two vertical members.

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