Abstract: An adjustable baby chair is disclosed. The baby chair has a first locking device; a height adjusting device; a seat adjusting device; a second locking device; and a foot rest. With such an arrangement, the feet of the chair are foldable, the angle, height of the seat are adjustable, the seat is fixed after the baby is seated in the seat and the height of the foot rest is adjustable.

Abstract: A chair comprises a first leg frame having opposing left and right side rails and at least one cross rail extending therebetween, the side rails each having upper and lower ends; a second leg frame having opposing left and right side rails and a front cross rail extending therebetween, the side rails each having upper and lower ends; a back frame having opposing left and right side rails and a top cross rail extending therebetween, the side rails each having upper and lower ends; left and right frame links each having upper and lower ends; a flexible support member extending between the top cross member and the front cross member; and, wherein the left and right side rails of the first frame are pivotally connected along a first pivot axis to the respective left and right side rails of the back frame are pivotally connected along a second pivot axis to the respective left and right side rails of the second frame, and wherein the left and right frame links are pivotally connected along a third pivot axis to th

Abstract: A locking pivot connector for a cot-chair back rest and a swivel joint for a sun shade supported by the back rest are disclosed. The locking pivot connector permits longitudinal placement of the back rest on the cot-chair with selective angular adjustment of the back rest on the cot-chair to allow its use as a cot, chair or chaise lounge. The sun shade swivel connection permits almost 360.degree. angular rotation of the sun shade by a spring-loaded ratchet assembly.

Abstract: An adjustable-leg chair has four telescoping legs with provision for setting each leg at a desired length. The chair adjusts to very uneven terrain so that the user can sit in a generally level and comfortable position especially for fishing on the bank of a river or lake, uneven camp sites, graded spectator seating locations, etc. The folding aluminum chair has horizontal connecting braces extending across front and back at the bottom ends of upper leg sections which comprise tubes of the telescoping connection. When the lower extensions of the telescoping legs are fully removed, the chair serves as a beach chair with the connecting braces being the primary contacts with the sand or ground.

Abstract: A folding chair containing a pair of safety guards that are adapted to provide additional structural support to the chair. Each safety guard is comprised of a first member and a second member that are pivotally attached to each other at a central pivot point. Each safety guard is configured with an orthogonally extending lip on the first member and a corresponding indentation on the second member that, when combined, limit the possible orientations between the two members to range from an overlapping state to a linearly extended state. Both ends of each safety guard are pivotally attached to the chair in a manner that results in the safety guards being linearly extended when the chair is converted to a fully opened position and nearly overlapping when the chair is converted to a folded position.

Abstract: An anchoring device for a conventional folding chair employs a longitudinal rod and two brackets attached to a vertical support member. A retention element on the chair's backrest engages the rod and allows for slidable movement. The rear legs of the chair are pivotally attached to brackets at or near the floor. The arrangement allows the chair to be open and closed and while retained against a wall.

Abstract: A foldable chair includes four supporting legs, each having a top portion, a bottom portion, and an intermediate portion, and four stretchers, each disposed to brace two adjacent supporting legs. When upper hook ends of the stretchers are slidably moved to a folded position to be proximate to the top portions, the two adjacent supporting legs are closer to each other. Four first coupling members are slidably mounted on the intermediate portions, and are connected to the upper hook ends. Four second coupling members are slidably mounted on the intermediate portions, and are disposed above and are engageable with the first coupling members. A flexible seat sheet is disposed to be grasped by gripping portions of the second coupling members and is tensed when the supporting legs are in the spread position.

Abstract: A collapsible seat, such as a booster seat, is disclosed. The booster seat 10 comprises a base 11, an upper U-shaped frame 12, a back wall 12, a front wall 14, a seat 15 and a pair of collapsible side walls 16. The back wall 13 is pivotally mounted at the rear of the frame 12 and locates on the base 11 at 19. The front of the seat 15 is pivotally engaged on the wall 16 in a manner which allows the seat to fold into a very compact shape.

Abstract: A collapsible stroller is provided for transporting a child. The stroller has a push handle, and supporting members capable of pivoting relative to one another such that the stroller can be folded or expanded. A connecting block is movably connected to a first one of the supporting members, and can move along with the push handle; the first supporting member has an engaging protrusion capable of resiliently engaging the connecting block to stop the same from moving when the stroller is disposed in the expanded position; the connecting block has a pressing block, which, when depressed, can urge the engaging protrusion to move into the first connecting member for permitting the connecting block to be moved downward along with the push handle in order to fold the stroller.

Abstract: A combined chair and table structure including a seat having first and second front corners, a first table mount extending upwardly from the first front corner, and a second table mount extending upwardly from the second corner; a first table having a planar, horizontal upper work surface and a planar, horizontal bottom surface; a first mounting mechanism including a linear track attached to the first table bottom surface, and a mount rotatable in the first table mount, the track being slidable in relation to the mount; and a second table rotatably supported on the second table mount.

Abstract: An apparatus which will largely prevent irritated ligaments, and sore necks and backs arising from spending long hours at a computer terminal by allowing the user to position themselves in multiple comfortable positions is disclosed. The apparatus for use with a monitor and keyboard comprises: a base; a carriage slidably mounted on the base; a seat member having rear, and front side portions, said seat member carried on the carriage; a back member having a lower side portion pivoted to the rear portion of the seat member; a leg member having an upper side portion pivoted to the front side portion of the seat member; an arm member carried by the carriage, said arm member having a front end portion adapted to carry the keyboard; a monitor arm carried by the carriage; and motorized threaded screws used to move the carriage on the base, and move the back and leg members relative to the carriage.

Abstract: A folding chair with increased stability having side legs comprising rear portions pivotably connected to lower portions of the rear legs and extending at an acute angle from the rear legs toward the curved portions, and forward portions extending at an acute angle from the curved portions. The seat rotates about a seat rod, and the side legs pivot about the rear legs at a point near the bottom of the rear legs, to provide a chair that in folded position is relatively flat for ease of storage and transportation, and that in unfolded position provides a more stable chair.

Abstract: A portable, foldable chair having a seat back and a seat bottom, is provided, especially appropriate for hunting and similar outdoor uses. The seat bottom has a relieved area toward the rearward area that forms a handle. Flanking this relieved area are two apertures that accept curved brackets extending from the seat back. The brackets pivot within the apertures with pivot stops abutting both the front and back of these apertures when the seat back is in its upright position. When folded, the seat back nests within the seat bottom. Also provided are independently extendable front legs to accommodate uneven terrain, reinforcing seat bottom and seat back ribs, provisions for carrying the seat over the shoulder, vents for draining rainwater or dissipating heat, and use of camouflage colors.

Abstract: A portable seat including a receptacle attached below the textile material that comprises a seat plane. The receptacle is a larger storage space than previously offered due to a set of the protrusions located on the leg assemblies that enable the foldable backrest to achieve an operative position for sitting without encroaching upon receptacle space. The zippers extending to three sides of the receptacle also provides greater access to the inside of the receptacle.

Abstract: A foldable support structure having at least three interconnected rigid annular rings. The first ring is formed for service as a base. A second ring is formed for service as a load bearing support above the base. A third ring is formed for service as a connector to connect the first and second rings and to support the second ring above the first ring. A first releasable load-bearing hinge is mounted to hingedly join adjacent portions of the first and third rings. A second releasable load bearing hinge is mounted to hingedly join adjacent portions of the second and third rings, wherein the hingedly joined adjacent portions of the first and third rings being oppositely disposed from the hingedly joined adjacent portions of the second and third rings.

Abstract: A cross-member supporter for foldable furniture enables at least two construction members to selectively be supported in strongly extended cross structure or be folded in parallel compact structure for easy storage and carrying purposes. The cross-member supporter includes a supporter body having at least two vertical connecting holes and two inclined supporting holes provided therethrough. The two inclined supporting holes are inclined in opposite direction. The two inclined supporting holes are respectively extended from top to bottom through the two vertical connecting holes to form two supporting through slots. An axis of the vertical connecting hole of each of the supporting through slots is intersected with an axis of the respective inclined supporting hole, wherein each of the supporting through slots defines an upper supporting groove and a lower supporting groove which are inclined in opposite direction.

Abstract: A foldable chair includes a U-shaped seat support frame including two seat support rods, a U-shaped front support frame including two front legs each pivotally mounted to the respective seat support rod, a U-shaped rear support frame including two rear legs each pivotally mounted to the respective seat support rod, an inverted U-shaped backrest support frame including two backrest support rods each pivotally mounted to the respective rear leg, two armrests each pivotally mounted between the front leg and the backrest support rod, and two linking rods each pivotally mounted between the front leg and the backrest support rod.

Abstract: A lightweight collapsible compact chair with back support and elevation off the ground is provided by first and second substantially rigid hollow elongated members, and a flexible seat having opposite ends attached respectively to each of said first and second members. First and second vertical posts are provided and each has a lower end portion which is connectable to one of said first and second members. A flexible back is provided having opposite ends each connected respectively to one of said first and second vertical posts. A mechanism is provided for connecting said first and second members together to cause the flexible seat to become outstretched and for mounting said first and second posts to said one of said first and second members.

Abstract: The three-legged folding chair has a primary frame with two legs and an apex, a secondary frame with two arms and an apex, and a third leg. The secondary frame is pivotally attached to the primary frame by two pivot pins. A back rest is secured to the primary frame adjacent to the primary frame apex. A support seat is attached to the arms of the secondary frame and are spaced from the secondary frame apex. The third leg is connected to the backrest adjacent to the primary frame apex. The apex of the secondary frame is held in a use position by the third leg. The secondary frame intersects the primary frame at an angle of about 66.degree. when held by the third leg. Both pivot pins are held out of axial alignment with each other when in the use position. The ground contact ends of the primary frame legs are under the forward edge of the support seat, the third leg is relatively short and weight is transferred to the third leg. The backrest is spaced forwardly from the primary frame apex.

Abstract: A chair including a worksurface assembly which is selectively mounted to an arm of the chair. A connecting structure interface between the chair arm and worksurface assembly allows the worksurface assembly to be easily removed from and remounted on the chair arm. The worksurface assembly when removed from the chair operates as a mobile worksurface for the user. The worksurface assembly has a tablet defining an upper worksurface thereon. The tablet is pivotable relative to the base into selected use positions when the base is mounted on the chair arm.

Abstract: A collapsible tower including a pair of similarly configured side frame assemblies Each side frame assembly includes a horizontal lower front tube having a front end and a rear end The rear end of the horizontal lower front tube is upwardly turned to have a short vertical extent. A long vertical back tube has an upper end and a lower end with the upper end of the long vertical back tube including a short forwardly extending horizontal extent. A short vertical front tube has an upper end and a lower end. A diagonal tube has a lower end and an upper end. A long horizontal intermediate tube is provided with the rear end of the long horizontal intermediate tube being securely coupled to the intermediate extent of the long vertical back tube. A short horizontal intermediate tube is included. A cross tube couples the side frame assemblies. A plurality of hinges couples the plurality of tubes including a triple hinge located adjacent to the lower end of the diagonal tube.

Abstract: The infant product of the invention is of the type having an infant receptacle suspended from a frame. The infant product is foldable between a deployed position for use and a compact configuration for shipping and storage. In the assembled configuration, the infant receptacle is convertible between a bassinet configuration in which the infant receptacle has a substantially planar support surface and an infant seat configuration in which the support surface of the infant receptacle is partially titled or disposed at an angle such that the infant can be supported in an elevated or seated position. The infant product may include a fabric canopy incorporating floating webs and a quick connect system for securing the canopy in an open position. When the canopy is closed, it is folded so as to lie flat against the infant receptacle. The infant receptacle may also include a lateral support assembly to cradle the infant.

Abstract: A sun following swivel beach chair (10) comprising a structure (12) for supporting a person at rest. A facility (14) is for elevating the supporting structure (12) off the ground (16). An assembly (18) within the elevating facility (14) is for rotating the supporting structure (12) about a vertical axis three hundred and sixty degrees, so that the person in the supporting structure (12) can follow the movement of the sun (20) in the sky, to receive rays (22) from the sun (20) for suntanning purposes.

Abstract: A furniture system includes a chair with an articulateable tablet, and a table adapted to interface with the tablet. The chair tablet is supported by a support arm for articulated movement between a plurality of use positions in front of the chair, a side position generally beside the chair, and a vertical storage position generally below the side position and adjacent the chair. Additionally, the tablet is rotatable without translating the tablet so that it can be oriented in an optimal position relative to the table. The table includes a base adapted to stably engage a floor and a vertically adjustable tabletop. The chair tablet has a concavely shaped edge configured to abut and interface with a perimeter section of the tabletop. The chair is mounted on castors so that the chair is horizontally movable and rotatable to facilitate positioning the chair proximate the table, so that the chair and table can be manipulated to flexibly arrange a work surface with the size, shape, and location desired.

Abstract: A foldable chair frame includes a seat frame, a front leg frame, a backrest frame with two lateral rods mounted pivotally to the seat frame, and an armrest frame with two armrest bars disposed adjacent to opposite lateral sides of the seat frame. Each of the armrest bars has a front section which extends forwardly of the backrest frame, and a rear section which extends downwardly from the front section and which is mounted pivotally to a rear end portion of the seat frame posterior to the backrest frame. A locking unit includes a locking seat fixed to one of the armrest bars and formed with an engaging hole, and a locking member having a ring portion sleeved rotatably and slidably on an adjacent one of the lateral rods, and a radial outward latch projection which is provided with a downwardly extending insert section.

Abstract: A stool includes a seat, a primary U-shaped frame having a lower portion provided with a transverse rod, a secondary H-shaped frame pivotally connected with the primary U-shaped frame at an intermediate portion thereof, a U-shaped positioner pivotally connected to upper ends of the secondary frame, and a pair of elongated stays fixedly mounted on a bottom of the seat and provided with a primary recess dimensioned to receive an upper end of the primary frame and a secondary recess dimensioned to receive a horizontal portion of the U-shaped positioner, whereby the stool can be conveniently collapsed when not in use.

Abstract: A folding chair is composed of a support frame, two seat support arms fastened with the support frame by retaining pieces capable of sliding along the support frame, and a seat mounted on the two seat support arms. The seat can be adjusted in height by sliding the two seat support arms upward or downward along the support frame. The seat is located at a desired height by a counterclockwise moment of couple brought about by the seat support arms and the retaining pieces at the time when the seat support arms are exerted on by the body weight of a person seated on the seat.

Abstract: A bouncer device having a base frame and infant seat frame pivotally connected to each other and held in an erected position by a pivot arm assembly which includes a movable locking sleeve which precludes a pivot arm assembly from collapsing.

Abstract: A foldable chair has a seat support, a seat plate disposed on the seat support, a first support pipe disposed beneath the seat support, a second support pipe disposed beneath the first support pipe, a first knuckle connected to a first end of the first support pipe, a second knuckle connected to a second end of the first support pipe, a third knuckle connected to a first end of the second support pipe, a fourth knuckle connected to a second end of the second support pipe, a first leg tube connected to the first knuckle, a second leg tube connected to the second knuckle, a third leg cube connected to the third knuckle, a fourth leg tube connected to the fourth knuckle, a first leg pad connected to the first leg tube, a second leg pad connected to the second leg tube, a third leg pad connected to the third leg tube, a fourth leg pad connected to the fourth leg tube, a fifth knuckle connected to the seat support, a sixth knuckle connected to the seat support, a first spindle connected to the fifth knuckle, a sec

Abstract: A furniture system includes a chair with an articulatable tablet, and a table adapted to interface with the tablet. The chair tablet is supported by a support arm for articulated movement between a plurality of use positions in front of the chair, a side position generally beside the chair, and a vertical storage position generally below the side position and adjacent the chair. A latch attached to the tablet is configured to operate substantially only when the tablet is in the side position for releasing the tablet from the side position to the vertical storage position. The chair includes a seat assembly, a base including a castor-supporting frame, and a pivot for rotably supporting the seat assembly on the base. A table includes a base adapted to stably engage a floor, and a table top. A gas-spring-operated lift assist is operably connected to the base and the table top for selectively lifting/lowering the table top.

Abstract: A two piece portable chair movable between a use and a storage position. A seat member has two elongated side members with a number of slats fastened transversely across the side members. A back has two elongated side members with a flexible back supporting sheet across the side members, two cross pieces at the ends and two spaced support members extending transversely between the side members. The seat can be inserted between the support members for use as a chair. The seat can also be inserted lengthwise between the back side members and wedged in place to provide a compact package for transport and storage. Tapered ends on the seat side members wedge between the support members to hold the seat in place. One of the cross pieces provides a convenient carrying handle. Movable brackets may be provided, pivotable on a rod extending between the seat side members or between the back side members to allow the angle between seat and back to be varied.

Abstract: A folding seat assembly has a seat mounted for pivoting movement toward and away from a back-support section. The seat includes a first panel and a second panel mounted for pivoting movement with respect to the first panel so that the two-panel seat "folds in half." The seat support pedestal also folds in half and the back-support section pivots for stowage. The stowed, folded seat assembly is nominally one-half of the width of the same seat assembly unfolded for use. A new method for folding an auxiliary seat assembly for stowing includes folding the seat second panel toward the first panel to form a folded seat. The folded seat is then urged against the back-support section and for stowing, both the seat and support section are depressed against the vehicle component, e.g., a fender.

Abstract: A positioning system is provided for positioning a chair-mounted table. The positioning system utilizes four major interconnected components which are capable of rotating around four different axes to position the table in a large variety of positions and orientations. The first axis is parallel to the ground, the second axis is substantially perpendicular to the first axis, the third axis is perpendicular to the second axis, and the fourth axis is substantially 45 degrees from the third axis. The table attached to the positioning system may be moved forward and backward relative to the user, it may be rotated to various angular positions, it may be swung forward to allow the user to sit down and get up, it may be placed on the side of the chair to make a side table, and it may be swung down to the side of the chair to occupy little space and allow the chair to be used with a stand-alone desk or table.

Abstract: A folding chair having cylindrical devices for supporting the back-support part of the chair. The folding chair comprises a seat-base part having a seat cloth and two loop-shaped frames pivotedly connected to each other and two joint members each having two extended arms for hingedly connecting the back-support part to the seat-base part. The back-support part includes a back cloth and two supporting tubes. A cylindrical device having a concave surface with two slightly protruded edges on one end is plugged and locked into the bottom opening of each of said supporting tubes. The supporting tubes sit firmly on the upper sections of the frames of the seat-base part by means of matched surface curvature when the back-support part is hingedly opened.

Abstract: A safety lock is pivotally secured to a back frame and a stand frame of a folding chair by a pivot pin to secure said folding chair in an extended position, the safety lock including a metal hook having a retaining notch adapted for hooking on a headed locating pin, and a rubber cap enclosing the hook and having a retaining notch adapted for hooking on the headed locating pin and an inside recess adapted for receiving the head of the headed locating pin.

Abstract: A folding highchair including a seat and a supporting frame supporting the seat. The frame includes legs which are movable caliper-fashion between an open position and a closed position. A pedal is disposed close to a lower end of the legs to operate the release of structure for holding the legs in the open position, so as to enable the movement of the legs towards the closed position upon lowering the pedal.

Abstract: A seat device attached to a baggage handcart includes a base attached to the baggage handcart with two rear legs disposed perpendicularly thereto, the base having two frames extending therefrom for a seat plate pivotally engaged thereto which has two first receiving members and a second member disposed to a bottom, a front leg pivotally disposed to a front end of the seat plate, the front leg having a passage defined by a non-circular periphery so as to respectively receive a block and a rod therein, the block having a slit defined therein for receiving an eccentric protrusion extending from the rod such that when the rod rotated to let the protrusion be located in the slit, the block is expanded to securely contact the non-circular periphery of the passage.

Abstract: A combination back pack and seat combination including a molded one piece chair seat and backrest with one aspect (FIGS. 1-3) of the invention including foldable legs pivotally supported on the bottom of the chair seat and another aspect (FIGS. 4-6) of the invention including a single tubular chair support. In each aspect of the invention a pair of shoulder straps are secured to the backrest portion of the chair with each of the straps being constructed of a flexible cord material and provided with a protective cushioning covering to engage the shoulder of a person transporting the chair. In the single tubular chair support embodiment a foldable tree stand is also provided and includes a base platform supporting the chair seat and a first V-shaped segment to engage a tree trunk. A pair of pivotally connected arms extend from the base with a second V-shaped segment connected to the arms to also frictionally engage the opposite side of the tree trunk and provide support for the tree stand.

Abstract: A folding chair comprising a front leg frame pivotally connected to a right sidebar and a left sidebar, a left and right sidebar pivotally connected to a rear leg frame, a seat member pivotable about a rear crossbar articulated to the rear leg frame, a back rest fastened to the extended rear legs, and a locking device that interlocks the seat member to the front and rear crossbar. By manually releasing the locking device, the front leg frame rotates forward and underneath into parallelism with the front portion of the right and left sidebars, and the right and left sidebars further rotates forward and on top of into parallelism with the lower end of the rear leg frame, allowing for the chair to fold to a consistent flat panel.

Abstract: A combination back pack and seat combination including a molded one piece chair seat and backrest with one aspect (FIGS. 1-3) of the invention including foldable legs pivotally supported on the bottom of the chair seat and another aspect (FIGS. 4-6) of the invention including a single tubular chair support. In each aspect of the invention a pair of shoulder straps are secured to the backrest portion of the chair with each of the straps being constructed of a flexible cord material and provided with a protective cushioning covering to engage the shoulder of a person transporting the chair. In the single tubular chair support embodiment a foldable tree stand is also provided and includes a base platform supporting the chair seat and a first V-shaped segment to engage a tree trunk. A pair of pivotally connected arms extend from the base with a second V-shaped segment connected to the arms to also frictionally engage the opposite side of the tree trunk and provide support for the tree stand.

Abstract: A foldable chair entirely in the form of a single piece of plastic, comprising a seat, a back hingedly connected to the seat, arm rests hingedly connected to the side edges of the seat, a rear leg assembly hingedly connected to the rear edge of the seat, and a front leg assembly hingedly connected to the front edge of the seat. The entire structure including the hinges is integral and comprised of the same piece of plastic material. The chair is erected by folding the front and rear leg assemblies in place, folding the arm rests over the seat, thereby retaining the leg assemblies in place, and affixing the arm rests to the back of the chair, thereby resulting in a strong rigid chair.

Abstract: A safety device is provided for a foldable chair which includes a seat, a pair of base members substantially inverted L-shaped in section each including a horizontal section fixedly mounted to an underside of the seat, a pair of first leg portions each having an upper end pivotally engaged with a first end of a vertical section of a corresponding one of the base members, a first pivot member and a second pivot member each having a first end pivotally engaged with a second end of the vertical section of a corresponding one of the base members, an elongated first slot being horizontally defined in a mediate portion of the first pivot member, a pair of second leg portions each having an upper end pivotally engaged with the second end of the first and second pivot members.

Abstract: A portable infant chair includes upper and lower resilient wire frame members. The upper frame member is made up of a back and seat support portion and a lower leg support portion, and the lower frame member is made up of a ground-engaging portion with opposite sides terminating in upwardly and rearwardly inclined portions. Rotational connectors secure upper extremities of the inclined portions to the upper frame member such that the sides of the lower frame member are selectively movable between erect and collapsed orientations. The sides of the lower frame member fold inwardly in crossed overlying relation to one another against the upper frame member in the collapsed orientation. A cross member includes one end pivotally connected to a rearward end of a first of the sides and an opposite end provided with a clip for detachable engagement with either a latch bracket on a rearward end of a second of the sides in an erect orientation or alternatively with the first side in a collapsed orientation.

Abstract: A foldable front-entry safety walker is disclosed having a resistance to backward motion of the walker. Various embodiments of the walker are disclosed. The walker includes a pair of side frames, along with a corresponding pair of front legs and a pair of rear legs. A foldable seat is disposed at the rear portion of the walker. The walker is relatively lightweight allowing a person with limited walking ability to easily advance the walker forward. The rear legs may have spring-loaded brakes that are functional to prevent backward motion of the walker under certain conditions. If the user falls backward for whatever reason, the user will strike either the seat back or the seat cushion and the force of the falling body will activate a spring-loaded rear legs to prevent backward motion of the walker.

Abstract: A chair is provided which includes a first floor and seat engaging frame member and a second floor and seat engaging frame member pivotally joined to one another to permit collapsing of the chair from an erected seating position to a substantially coextensive position. In addition, the first and second frame members each include a substantially straight bight end portion angled with respect to the respective frame members. Also included is a seat surface-providing member of a shape having a first pocket for engaging and enclosing an extremity of the first bight of the first frame member and at a second end a second pocket for engaging and enclosing an extremity of the second bight of the second frame member. The first and second bight end portions provide the only support for the seat-supporting member.

Abstract: A security device is provided for a foldable chair and includes a control member movably mounted between a pivot member and a vertical section of a base member, an elongated second slot defined in the control member and communicating with a first slot of the pivot member, a linking bar mounted between the two pivot members and having two distal ends each of which has a reduced diameter smaller than that of the linking bar to extend through the first slot of the pivot member and securely engage with a corresponding control member such that the control member is able move with the linking bar synchronously, the linking bar being restricted to slide along the first slot of the pivot member between a first position where the control member aligns with a first end of the pivot member such that the pivot member together with the control member are pivotally engaged with the base member, and a second position where the control member is moved to a position beyond the first end of the pivot member such that the pivot

Abstract: A booth for a restaurant having a pair of seat-supporting horses that have vertical support legs and a horizontal bar between the legs, a sleeve affixed to each horse, the horses adjustably connected via the sleeve to a tabletop-supporting bridge such that the width of the booth or table can be adjusted to provide a customized fit in a restaurant, including seats attached to the horses, and a tabletop attached to the bridge.

Abstract: A new and improved selectable height chair apparatus includes a chair assembly which includes a plurality of first leg assemblies. A plurality of second leg assemblies are provided, and a plurality of hinge assemblies connect the second leg assemblies to the first leg assemblies. The second leg assemblies are capable of being selectively rotated around the hinge assemblies such that the second leg assemblies can be positioned in a short-legged position wherein the second leg assemblies are oriented at a non-straight angle with respect to the first leg assemblies and such that the second leg assemblies can be positioned in a long-legged position wherein the second leg assemblies are oriented at a straight angle with respect to the first leg assemblies. A plurality of lock assemblies are provided for selectively locking the second leg assemblies in a long-legged position with respect to the first leg assemblies. The first leg assemblies diverge from their respective connections with the seat assembly.

Abstract: A chair includes a seat frame and a base frame each having a pair of rods coupled to a support frame by four couplers. Each of the couplers has a groove for engaging with the rods of the seat frame and the base frame. The seat frame and the base frame can be supported in parallel with each other when the rods are engaged in the grooves of the couplers. The seat frame and the base frame can be rotated to contact with the support frame when the rods are disengaged from the grooves of the couplers, so as to form a compact configuration.

Abstract: A folding chair and desk combination wherein the chair includes a seat, a back, support legs, and two arms, the arms are spaced generally parallel from one another and extend outwardly providing support for a desk which is adjustably and hingedly connected to one of the arms. The desk, when in use, spans the extending armportions and is swingable to a generally vertical attitude for access by a user to the seat. Further, an enlarged support base structure is provided for stability, the support base structure extending beneath the desk so as to enlarge the zone of support beneath the desk.