Abstract: A multidirectional connecting device for assembling and mutually securing furniture parts, e.g., for modular landscaped offices essentially consisting of horizontal work surfaces, underframes and vertical panels or elements arrangeable in a plurality of configurations. The device comprises a central portion (1) with at least one horizontal planar surface located underneath at least one work surface (13), said central portion (1) being provided with vertical surfaces to which are connected projections (2, 3) engaging other supporting elements of the work surface (13), as well as at least one arm (4) that ends in a raised portion (7) for supporting at least one vertical element (14). Said device is adjacent to a corner of the work surface (13).

Abstract: A system for assembling at least two parts along their facing flat-shaped surfaces, and is more particularly intended to be applied in the field of furniture, for connecting two horizontal panels forming a working surface to a single supporting sub-frame.

Abstract: An office seat, of the type comprising, mounted so as to tilt from the front to the rear on a vertical under-frame column, an assembly that unites a base plate with a horizontal general appearance and a back with a vertical general appearance, characterized in that means are provided to permit the separate adjusting of the base plate and of the back, respectively in length and in height, relative to the assembly, as a function of the size and of the position of the user, to ensure the best possible comfort for the latter.

Abstract: An ergonomic chair having a movable, bendable chair back, which offers improved comfort and adjustability. The structure includes a series of rearward opening grooves in the chair back. This structure allows limited back flexibility. The chair also includes a mehcanism for adjusting the force needed to move the back, and another mechanism which limits the back's movement. Similar structure includes a seat which can slide forward and backward.