Folding handrail system for telescoping seating systems

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With stadium or auditorium feature – Seating arrangement

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52183, 182106, 256 59, 256 65, 256 67, F04H 312

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ABSTRACT:
A plurality of telescoping tubes form a rail assembly which is pivotally connected at its lower end to a post, a sleeve is slidably received in the uppermost tube which is provided with an upper stop ring and a lower ring to limit the motion of the sleeve. A link is pivotally connected between the sleeve and an upper post. Thus, as the seating system is extended for use or retracted for storage, the handrail also extends and retracts. A stop element on the link limits the position of the link in the extended position so that the axes of upper and lower rail assemblies are aligned. In a preferred embodiment, the posts are inclined forwardly so that the rail assemblies are vertical in the storage position.

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