Abstract: A tent skeleton frame assembly includes vertical poles, each of which defines a first side and a second side transverse to the first side, and includes a first vertical rod, a second vertical rod spaced apart from and aligned with the first vertical rod along the first side of a respective one of the vertical poles, a third vertical rod spaced apart from and aligned with the second vertical rod along the second side of the respective one of the vertical poles, and three elongated latticed plates. Each vertical rod is formed with two engaging grooves. Each latticed plate has opposite sides respectively engaging an adjacent pair of the engaging grooves in an adjacent pair of the vertical rods.

Abstract: A stand includes a holding frame and a plurality of spaced apart leg units. Each leg unit includes an upper leg having an upper end connected securely to the holding frame and a lower end, and a lower leg having an upper end pivoted to the upper leg adjacent to the lower end of the upper leg so as to be rotatable between a folded position, in which the lower legs are disposed in a storage space defined by the upper legs, and in which the lower ends of the upper legs can be seated on a supporting surface, and an extended position, in which lower ends of the lower legs are disposed at an elevation below the lower ends of the upper legs, and in which the lower ends of the lower legs can be seated on the supporting surface.

Abstract: A reclining chair includes a base frame, a pivot link having a lower pivot end connected pivotally to the base frame, a back frame, and a carriage. A linkage mechanism couples pivotally a lower end of the back frame to a rear end of the carriage and to an upper pivot end of the pivot link, thereby permitting movement of the back frame from an upright position to a tilted position relative to the carriage in response to pressure applied on the back frame, and thereby permitting movement of the carriage between front and rear carriage positions relative to the base frame. A leg rest assembly is connected pivotally to the front end of the carriage and the base frame, and is driven by the carriage to an extended position during movement of the carriage to the rear carriage position.

Abstract: A collapsible chair includes front and rear leg members interconnected pivotally at upper end areas. A connector is connected pivotally to the rear leg member, and an extension limiter is connected pivotally to the connector at one end and to the front leg member at its other end. Also included are a backrest frame connected pivotally to the connector, and a pair of armrests. A coupling device is used to couple the leg members to at least one of the armrests. The coupling device includes a fastener-engaging member secured to one of the armrests and formed with a slot, an inner fastener, and an outer fastener engaging the inner fastener to arrest movement of the leg members relative to the slot. A seat member is connected pivotally to the connector, and a legrest frame is connected pivotally to the armrests and the seat member.

Abstract: A foldable chair assembly includes a seat frame, a backrest pivoted to the seat frame, a rear leg pivoted to the backrest, and a front leg pivoted to the rear leg and the seat frame. When the chair assembly is folded, the seat frame, the backrest, and the front and rear legs lie substantially in the same plane in such a manner that the seat frame extends within the backrest, the backrest extends within the rear leg, and the rear leg extends within the front leg.

Abstract: A swing includes a seat unit having a seat frame disposed between two armrest frames, and a backrest frame pivoted to a rear end of the seat frame and to one of the armrest frames. A sliding member is fixed to the seat frame, and is slidably mounted on a guiding rail that is secured to said one of the armrest frames. A spring-biased latch is mounted on the sliding member, and engages releasably a selected one of retaining grooves formed in the guiding rail to prevent sliding movement of the sliding member and the seat frame relative to the guiding rail.

Abstract: A leg assembly includes at least three upright support members and at least three horizontal link members. Each of the support members includes an adjacent pair of planar first and second leg frames that are connected pivotally to each other, and at least one connecting plate disposed between the first and second leg frames so as to form an angle between the first and second leg frames such that the first and second leg frames can stand stably on a ground surface. Each of the link members is connected detachably to an adjacent pair of the support members so as to interconnect and position the support members relative to one another.

Abstract: A swing includes a seat unit having a seat frame disposed between two armrest frames, and a backrest frame pivoted to a rear end of the seat frame through a first pivot pin and to one of the armrest frames about a second pivot pin above the first pivot pin, a footrest frame pivoted to a front end of the seat frame through a third pivot pin, and an inclination adjusting rod pivotally connecting the footrest frame and a lower end of the backrest frame. A sliding member is fixed to the seat frame, and is slidably mounted on a guiding member that is secured to said one of the armrest frames. A fastener releasably fastens the sliding member to the guiding member to prevent sliding movement of the sliding member and the seat frame relative to the guiding member.

Abstract: A swing includes two seat units swingably connected to an upright support frame through suspending members. Each seat unit includes a seat frame disposed between inner and outer side frames, and a backrest frame pivoted to the seat frame. Inner and outer engaging plates are fixed respectively to the inner and outer side frames, and are each formed with a plurality of intercommunicated engaging grooves. Inner and outer operating arms are respectively disposed adjacent to the engaging plates. Each of the operating arms has a rear arm section pivoted to the backrest frame and a front arm section formed with an engaging tongue that engages a selected one of the engaging grooves in the respective engaging plate.

Abstract: A gliding chair unit includes an upper frame mounted slidably on a base frame. A footrest panel is fixed to the base frame. Left and right cushioning members are respectively mounted on left and right sides of the footrest panel. A gliding mechanism is coupled to the base and upper frames, and includes left and right rails units, each of which includes front and rear rails mounted on the upper frame. When the upper frame moves to a left position, the right cushioning member collides against the front and rear rails of the right rail unit. When the upper frame is moved to a right position, the left cushioning member collides against the front and rear rail of the left rail unit.

Abstract: A settee includes an elongated seat unit and a tray-support unit. The seat unit includes a seat frame having opposing front and rear frame portions, and a backrest frame which extends uprightly from the rear frame portion and which defines a tray-accommodating space. The tray-support unit includes a tray-support frame that has a lower frame section with a rear end pivoted to the rear frame portion of the seat frame in such a manner that the tray-support frame is rotatable relative to the seat frame between a storing position, in which, the tray-support frame is turned to and retained within the tray-accommodating space, and a used position, in which, the front end of the tray-support frame is seated on the seat frame.