Chair with articulated, flexible spring backrest

Chairs and seats – Back movement resiliently opposed in operating position – Back secured to resilient upright bar or rod

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248629, 267153, 297306, 403223, 403291, 403292, A47C 300

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046039040

ABSTRACT:
A chair which includes a seat frame having depending leg members and a pair of upstanding, spaced apart members arranged to provide a lower backrest part for the chair and an upper backrest frame part having a pair of spaced apart depending members in registry with the upstanding members, said members being hollow with open extremities, and flexible spring means secured between each pair of members to provide an articulated, flexible spring backrest for the chair. Each flexible spring means includes a molded plastic support strut having a wire cable flexible core to maintain the strut under compression and limit the elongation thereof when a force is exerted on the backrest by a user of the chair.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2404580 (1946-07-01), Van Schwartz
patent: 2539229 (1951-01-01), Colburn
patent: 2587822 (1952-03-01), Corning
patent: 4093305 (1978-06-01), Staroste
patent: 4333683 (1982-06-01), Ambasz

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