Abstract: The present invention is an accessory holder for an upholstered stackable chair, comprised of (1) a molded outer shell open at the top and partially closed on the bottom with one inset slot offset from the top and the left and a communion cup shaped recessed area in the upper right, (2) a molded inner protective pencil shell with stop, and (3) a molded loop. The invention can be used in a religious worship setting (1) to store, and distribute visitor response cards, envelops, business cards, (2) to store an instrument of writing, and (3) to store communion cups after use. Furthermore, it should be noted that the present invention is designed to conform to both straight and contoured upholstered backs and that the molded loop is designed to pivot downward when in use as a communion cup holder and to pivot upward and out of the way to eliminate interference when chairs are stacked.

Abstract: A stackable chair having a back member may flex to allow for improved user comfort. An inline spring-to-frame configuration with a pair of spring members reinforced by steel plates on the top and bottom of each end of each spring is attached to the underside of the left and right members of the seat support frame. The spring-to-frame configuration may allow the back support frame to flex relative to the seat support frame.

Abstract: A stackable chair having a back member may flex to allow for improved user comfort. An inline spring-to-frame configuration with a pair of spring members reinforced by steel plates on the top and bottom of each end of each spring is attached to the underside of the left and right members of the seat support frame. The spring-to-frame configuration may allow the back support frame to flex relative to the seat support frame.

Abstract: A stackable chair includes first, second, and third frame members. Each of the first and second frame members forms a front and rear chair leg joined by a seat side rail. The third frame member has opposed side portions respectively joined to the seat side rails, a transverse front nose portion, and a pair of upwardly-extending back stiles. A cushioned and upholstered seat module assembly is attached to the seat side rails. A back module assembly includes a contoured, cushioned, and upholstered back base element having a pair of channels formed therein that are configured and located so as to receive and conceal the stiles when the back module assembly is slid onto the stiles, whereby the back module assembly is attachable to the stiles along the channels. A lower lumbar support element is advantageously attached to the lower portion of the back base element.