Upholstered furniture element

Chairs and seats – Bottom or back – Framework

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297218, 297353, 297422, 297410, A47C 700

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043857833

ABSTRACT:
A furniture element for use as a seating unit or a component thereof (e.g. a chair back, seat, or arm), comprising an upholstered body foldable about at least one axis into overlapping portions with facing inner surfaces. Each portion of the body includes a panel; the body also includes a cushion disposed outwardly of the panels and extending between them, and a flexible web outwardly covering the cushion with margins extending around the edges of the panels and secured in overlying relation to the inner surfaces of the panels. The element additionally includes at least one trim member (such as a welt), secured to the inner surface of one of the panels around the edges thereof with ends curving toward each other at the locality of folding, and means for fastening the folded portions of the body together. Supporting structure may be mounted between the panels, or at an outer surface of the folded body, for interconnecting the furniture element with other elements of a chair or the like.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2837144 (1958-06-01), Heller
patent: 3680916 (1972-08-01), Gilbert et al.
patent: 3995893 (1976-12-01), Delataille et al.

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