Abstract: A stackable furniture device, comprises a seat section and a plurality of legs coupled to the seat section, each leg extending for a length thereunder, the plurality of legs comprising a front leg located forwardly of the seat section's center of gravity and a rear leg located rearwardly of the front leg, wherein there exists an acute angle between a centerline passing through a majority of the length of the front leg and a centerline passing through a majority of the length of the rear leg when measured in a profile view of the stackable furniture device.

Abstract: A stackable chair having a back member may flex to allow for improved user comfort. An inline spring-to-frame configuration with a pair of spring members reinforced by steel plates on the top and bottom of each end of each spring is attached to the underside of the left and right members of the seat support frame. The spring-to-frame configuration may allow the back support frame to flex relative to the seat support frame.

Abstract: A stackable chair having a back member may flex to allow for improved user comfort. An inline spring-to-frame configuration with a pair of spring members reinforced by steel plates on the top and bottom of each end of each spring is attached to the underside of the left and right members of the seat support frame. The spring-to-frame configuration may allow the back support frame to flex relative to the seat support frame.