Abstract: A safety harness structure for a rocking chair. The structure includes a support frame and a chair mounting on the support frame through a pair of swinging bars. The swinging bars are pivotally engaged with two sides of the support frame and the chair through pivotal shafts located at the junctures of the support frame and the chair. The chair may swing to and fro relative to the frame about the pivotal shafts which function as fulcrums. The swinging bars are pivotally bridged by a restrictive rod for limiting the swinging angle of the swinging bars thereby to maintain the chair swinging within a selected displacement.

Abstract: A folding collapsible rocking chair includes a chair, two side frame sets at two opposite lateral sides of the chair, and two rockers at the bottom side of the side frame sets, the chair, the side frame sets and the rockers being pivoted to one another so that the rocking chair can be folded up and collapsed when not in use.

Abstract: A rocking chair comprising a chair seat, a base and a rocking mechanism connecting the chair seat and the base, the rocking mechanism being inserted in the shaft sleeve installed on the upper part of the base, so the chair seat may rotate as opposed to the base. The rocking mechanism will cause the chair seat to produce a front and rear rocking movement, and restrict its rocking dislocation.

Abstract: A safety swing seat mounting structure includes a coupling mechanism mounted between a support frame and a swing seat, enabling the swing seat to be swung on the support frame, the coupling mechanism including a pivot pin mounted on the support frame and a coupling plate mounted on the swing seat and turned with the swing seat about the pivot pin, and a constraint mechanism which limits the swinging angle of the swing seat, the constraint mechanism including a transversely extended oblong constraint hole provided at the coupling plate, and a constraint rod fixedly mounted on the support frame and hooked in the constraint hole.

Abstract: A rod member connector including a coupling hole and a coupling tube adapted for holding two rod members of a folding chair at right angles, and two outward flanges raised from the periphery of the coupling hole at one side opposite to the coupling tube and defining a mouth adapted for holding a third rod member of the folding chair to secure the folding chair in the collapsed condition.

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: Disclosed is a folding chair frame tube positioning device, which is comprised of a pivot device and a coupling buckle to releasably secure the back frame and the back stand of the chair together. The pivot device comprises a transverse axle secured to the lower end of the back frame at an outer side and two parallel plates vertically extending downward therefrom to pivotably bilaterally connect to the middle part of a back stand. The coupling buckle comprises a ring-shaped portion sleeved on the back stand, and an unitary side projection having a retaining notch on the bottom for engaging with the transverse axle of the pivot device.