Stackable chair with ganging structure

Details Stackable chair with ganging structure Stackable chair with ganging structure

1985-07-29

1987-04-07

Zugel, Francis K.

Chairs and seats

Plural related seats

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297248, 297426, A47C 304

Patent

active

046555048

ABSTRACT:
A chair construction is disclosed wherein the leg members can be intermeshed with the leg members of adjoining chairs to form a row of chairs, such as used for a church pew. Each leg member is composed of a support portion and an integral ganging portion which have surfaces diverging from an interior apex to form an axially extending groove. This groove is of a size and shape to snugly receive the ganging portion of the mating leg member to form a solid joint when the adjoining leg members are interengaged. The leg members are externally connected to the seat member to permit a vertical stacking of the individual chairs to facilitate storage thereof. The rear leg members are constructed with a hole and corresponding bayonet joint to detachably receive an optional kneeler that can be pivotally moved into a retracted position.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3084977 (1963-04-01), Chapman
patent: 3620567 (1971-11-01), Hendrickson
patent: 3784251 (1974-01-01), Persson et al.
patent: 3856352 (1974-12-01), Jacobi
patent: 4218089 (1980-08-01), Beltrami et al.

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