Abstract: An armchair whose arms and backrest are joined by an elastic element, while the backrest extends well above the arms so that the pressure generated by the user leaning back against the backrest causes it to bend or deflect, thus improving comfort.

Abstract: A wheel support system for articles of furniture and the like wherein the wheels are adapted to be readily dismantled from their support to thereby permit stacking of the furniture and wherein the wheels are engageable in vertical notches which are offset at the base of the legs of the furniture in such a manner that the wheels engage the lowermost portion of the legs and are rotatable with respect thereto.

Abstract: This invention relates to an easy chair comprising a seat surface fixed to the frame and with respect to which are pivotally mounted, to the rear, a backrest with several positions and, at the front, a leg rest composed of two hinged panels. The backrest is maintained in its various positions by means of the armrests.

Abstract: This invention relates to improvements in refuse bins incorporating compacting means for domestic use, wherein the compacting plate comprises two upwardly oriented tabs which are placed in housings in the lid to be slidably associated with a control member. Catches facing opposite each other and borne by said tabs come into slides in the control member embedded in a groove in the lid. In this way, by subjecting the control member to a translation, it may, at the end of a stroke, be pivoted with respect to the catches in order to orient it vertically with a view to vertically actuating the compacting plate.

Abstract: The invention relates to an easy chair having two positions. Its support comprises two frames connected together by spacers. The arm of each frame is provided with two notches. The longitudinal elements of the seat position each comprise a notch and a projection, while the uprights of the backrest are provided with a hook and a stop. When the notches in the longitudinal elements cooperate with a spacer located between the front legs of the support and the stops of the backrest cooperate with the rear notches in the arms, the easy chair is in low position. In high position, the projections at the front of the longitudinal elements are retained by the notches at the front of the arms of the support and the hooks behind the backrest abut around a spacer located between the rear legs at the top thereof. The invention is more particularly applicable to garden and outside furniture.