Abstract: A rollable lounger which comprises an undercarriage having a top end, and a bottom end resting on a surface on which the rollable lounger is disposed, a frame attached for support over the undercarriage, the frame having a body support portion disposed adjacent to the bottom end, and a backrest portion disposed adjacent to the top end, and incrementally articulated from the body support portion between an upright position, and a lowered position in which the backrest portion is a horizontal extension of the body support portion, two wheels attached spaced from each other to the top end, a backrest support attached to and articulated from the top end, between a forward position for supporting the backrest portion in an upright position and a rearward lowered position at which the backrest portion is in its horizontal position, and the backrest portion is supported from the top surface of the wheels and frictionally arresting them from rotation, and a clearance is provided between the backrest support and the b

Abstract: The invention concerns a furniture knob suitably having a rectangular or oval front peripheral contour, the knob comprising a knob portion having a front face and a back face, part of the back face being adapted to be gripped by the fingers of a hand, and a shank portion at the back face of the knob portion, the shank portion having a square cross section and a longitudinal axis that is perpendicular to the back face. The invention also concerns a process for attaching the knob to a furniture face.

Abstract: A woodworking technique for creating an angled corner in a straight wood piece. Formed on the inner side of the piece is a cut-out that is symmetrical with respect to a transverse reference line, the cut-out being constituted by a converging entry zone whose opposing flat sides have complementary angles each equal to one-half of the corner angle, the entry zone leading into an oblong interior zone whose opposing arcuate sides follow the curvature of a pair of circles. The wood bridge joining the arcuate sides of the interior zone is steamed to permit bending thereof to cause the arcuate sides to meet and the flat sides to abut on the reference line, thereby defining a circular socket for receiving a leg or other furniture component.