Spring devices – Spring panel – Panel secured peripherally to supporting frame
Patent
1981-10-09
1983-11-15
Butler, Douglas C.
Spring devices
Spring panel
Panel secured peripherally to supporting frame
297452, 29460, A47C 730
Patent
active
044151470
ABSTRACT:
The seating spring assembly includes a series of elongate sinuous spring wires with each of the wires touching each of the adjacent spring wires at frequent intervals along their length. Frangible welds, in the form of spot welding, are provided at spaced apart touching locations along the lengths of the wires to temporarily secure the adjacent spring wires together. A sleevelike plastic coating surrounds the wires and the frangible welds are broken when the seat is occupied by a person so that the plastic coating then constitutes the sole element holding the spring wires together and the full flexibility and comfort of the seating spring assembly is retained.
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Biscoe Thomas S.
Taylor Rodney S.
Butler Douglas C.
Diefendorf R. R.
Simmons Universal Corporation
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