Abstract: A foldable chair comprises a chair seat, front leg tubes, rear leg tubes, and two telescopic frames. The two telescopic frames respectively correspond to the front leg tubes and the rear leg tubes. Each of the two telescopic frames comprises two support tubes and a connection tube connected to the two support tubes. The two support tubes of a first of the two telescopic frames are respectively and telescopically coupled with the front leg tubes, and the two support tubes of a second of the two telescopic frames are respectively and telescopically coupled with the rear leg tubes. A locking mechanism is disposed between each of the support tubes and a corresponding one of the front leg tubes and the rear leg tubes.

Abstract: The disclosed personal assistive lift device is a self-operated device intended to a help a moderately disabled, yet still ambulatory, person regain a standing position after a fall. The disclosed personal assistive lift device includes a main leg and two support legs pivotably connected together, a seat movably affixed to the main leg, a handlebar positioned on a top portion of the main leg, and a module containing a gearmotor configured to move the seat along the main leg. A major advantage of the disclosed device is to allow the user to safely expand the range of activities and locations, whether indoor or outdoor, that the user can access.

Abstract: A folding bed includes first and second bedsteads and one or more connection members coupling the first and second bedsteads. A connection member can be a frame or a leg connection member. A frame connection member includes first and second vertical end portions to removably couple adjacent peripheral bars of the first and second bedsteads. A leg connection member includes first and second engaging members to removably couple adjacent legs of the first and second bedsteads. The one or more connection members reduce the risk of bending the folding bed and assist in stabilizing the folding bed when in use.

Abstract: In at least one embodiment, the present disclosure provides a vehicle seat assembly comprising a frame, a flexible foam cushion supported on the frame, the cushion having an outer surface comprising a major surface portion and a colored minor surface portion, a trim material secured over the cushion to cover the major portion of the surface, the colored minor portion of the outer surface being uncovered by the trim material, and the major surface portion of the cushion having a first permeability of 5 to 30 ml/cm2/min. and the colored minor surface portion having a second permeability of at least 80% of the first permeability and the colored minor portion comprising a plurality of dried flexible in-mold colored coating disposed on discrete surface areas of the cushion.

Abstract: An inclined chair assembly includes a foldable seat that may support a user on an inclined support surface. A leg is coupled to the foldable seat so the leg may abut the inclined support surface. A support is coupled to the foldable seat so the support may support a user's arm.

Abstract: The portable folding chair is a compact, folding multi-functional chair providing storage for, and interconnection with, a wide variety of auxiliary gear. The portable folding chair includes a seat, a backrest pivotally joined to a rear end of the seat, and a pair of sidewalls respectively secured to a pair of side edges of the seat. An upper edge of each sidewall has a substantially arcuate contour. A substantially U-shaped frame having opposed open and closed ends is provided, with the closed end being adapted for supporting a user's feet. The open end is pivotally secured to respective front edges of the sidewalls. A rear surface of the backrest and the substantially U-shaped frame are each substantially arcuate such that the rear surface of the backrest and the substantially U-shaped frame are positioned adjacent to, and in substantial alignment with, the upper edges of the pair of sidewalls when folded.

Abstract: A reinforcing arrangement for reinforcing a joint portion between two support units of a foldable furniture object, comprising a first mounting unit which comprises a first mounting body and a first guiding member outwardly protruded from the first mounting body mounting on the first support unit; a second mounting unit which comprises a second mounting body and a second guiding member or a second guiding groove complimentary to and moveably engaging with the first mounting unit to define a maximum extending angle of movement, thereby the first and second support unit are guided to lock into position at an unfolded position at the maximum extending angle and to unlock at a folded position; and a connecting unit pivotally connecting the first support unit and the second support unit between which the two mounting units are positioned, thereby the joint portion is reinforced.

Abstract: A reinforcing arrangement for reinforcing a joint portion between two support units of a foldable furniture object, comprising a first mounting unit which comprises a first mounting body and a first guiding member outwardly protruded from the first mounting body mounting on the first support unit; a second mounting unit which comprises a second mounting body and a second guiding member or a second guiding groove complimentary to and moveably engaging with the first mounting unit to define a maximum extending angle of movement, thereby the first and second support unit are guided to lock into position at an unfolded position at the maximum extending angle and to unlock at a folded position; and a connecting unit pivotally connecting the first support unit and the second support unit between which the two mounting units are positioned, thereby the joint portion is reinforced.

Abstract: A collapsible chair includes a collapsible seat having a front portion and an opposing rear portion and a collapsible back. The collapsible back includes a first back support member and a second back support member. Each of the first back support member and the second back support member includes an arcuate portion extending toward the front portion of the collapsible seat. A back membrane is coupled to the back support members and spans a distance between the back support members.

Abstract: A connecting structure comprises a tubular connection joint and a tubular pipe-shaped cardboard tube for integral engagement with the tubular connection joint. The tubular connection joint is generally curved-shaped and has an insertion portion and a lock projection disposed along a curved inner surface of the insertion portion. The pipe-shaped cardboard tube has an oblique front end portion configured to be inserted into the tubular connection joint so that the oblique front end portion engages between the lock projection and the curved inner surface of the insertion portion.

Abstract: A folding chair including a seat frame, a leg frame hinged to the seat frame, a hinge mechanism between the seat frame and the leg frame, a quick-release locking mechanism for releasably locking the seat frame with respect to the leg frame, and a supplemental locking mechanism including an orifice in one of the seat frame and the leg frame, an opening in the hinge mechanism aligned with the orifice when the chair is unfolded, and a fastener extending through the opening in the hinge mechanism and into the orifice to secure the seat frame to the leg frame.

Abstract: This invention is a backrest for collapsible or foldable chairs that provides ample and comfortable back support for a seated person. The backrest consists of a Collapsible Back Support Curve that, when incorporated properly into a collapsible chair, is easy to set-up, collapse, store and transport, and it is visually appealing and durable. The invention is incorporated into collapsible chairs by shaping the chair back-rest support members in parallel gradual curves that force a membrane taught between them, evenly along their length, when in an open (non-collapsed) position. The invention, although a stationary part of a chair without complicated moveable parts, is designed to fit people of different heights and different back-arch preferences.

Abstract: The invention relates to an item of transformable furniture, more particularly to an item of furniture transformable from a chair into a desk and vice versa, from a desk into a chair. The item of transformable furniture comprises a first plate (5) and a second plate (6), linked to each other by a hinge joint (4), where said two plates can rotate respectively round first and second horizontal (2, 3) axes so that the plates can be moved from a first position as seat and back, respectively, to a second position as front panel (17) and worktop (18), respectively, and vice versa. Said plates are linked by said first and second horizontal axes to a supporting construction, which consists of at least three interconnected folding elements (1, 1?, 19).

Abstract: A spring locking knob and a fixed stop at the upper ends of the front legs of a chair frame cooperate to restrict movement of a slideset joining the front legs, rear legs and seat support struts of a chair in making the chair with its cover seat more stable and resistant to an inadvertent folding closure.

Abstract: A folding chair that may be positioned in a folded position or a working position. The chair includes a front leg assembly that has first and second legs and a rear leg assembly that has third and fourth legs with first and second shafts slidably mounted therein. The first and second shafts are pivotably attached to the front leg assembly. A first cap is mounted on a pivot end of each of the third and fourth legs. A second cap is mounted on a proximal end of each of the first and second shafts. The second caps engage the first caps when the chair is in the working position and the first and second caps are spaced apart from each other when the chair is in the folded position. A locking assembly connects to at least one of the first and second shafts.

Abstract: A spring locking knob and a fixed stop at the upper ends of the front legs of a chair frame cooperate to restrict movement of a slideset joining the front legs, rear legs and seat support struts of a chair in making the chair more stable and resistant to an inadvertent folding closure.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a foldable chair having an expanded use configuration and a collapsed storage configuration. The foldable chair includes front and rear legs, a seat back coupled to the front legs, and a seat bottom mounted to pivot relative to the front and back legs.

Abstract: A core muscle exercising apparatus has a support platform that is held off the ground in an operative position by opposed front support legs and opposed rear support legs. A front support leg on one side of the apparatus is pivotally secured to a rear support leg on that same side, and a front support leg on the other side of the apparatus is pivotally secured to the rear support leg on that side. In the operative position, the front support legs hold the support platform in an operative position, generally parallel to a ground surface on which the front and rear support legs stand. In a storable position, the front support legs are pivoted relative to the rear support legs on their respective pivot assemblies, and the support platform further pivots toward the front support legs to provide the apparatus in a collapsed, readily storable position.

Abstract: A sign holding device for a folding chair that allows the user to display customized messages on a back rest of the chair. The sign holder is attached to the back rest in various manners so as to permit messages to be displayed when the chair is unfolded. The sign holders are configures such that when the chair is folded, the chair can be carried and stacked without having to remove the sign holders from the back rest. One embodiment of the folding chair also includes an integral carrying handle that permits the folded chair to be carried by one hand. The integral carrying handle further comprises an opening that permits the carrying hand to grasp the handle better, and also permit the chair to be unfolded without removing the hand from the handle, such that the unfolding action does not pinch the carrying hand.

Abstract: A folding chair includes first and second parts each having at least one leg, a total number legs of the first and second parts being at least three. A third part of the chair forms a seat and is pivotally connected to the first and second parts. A connecting assembly for pivotally connecting the first part to the second part is a piston assembly having a top end and a bottom end. The top end is pivotally connected to the first part to form a pivot at which the first part pivots relative to the second part between an open position and a closed position. The bottom end is connected to the second part. The connection between the top end and the first part forms the only physical connection between the first and second parts to eliminate cutting dangers to the user.

Abstract: A folding chair includes first and second parts each having at least one leg, a total number legs of the first and second parts being at least three. A third part of the chair forms a seat and is pivotally connected to the first and second parts. A connecting assembly for pivotally connecting the first part to the second part is a piston assembly having a top end and a bottom end. The top end is pivotally connected to the first part to form a pivot at which the first part pivots relative to the second part between an open position and a closed position. The bottom end is connected to the second part. The connection between the top end and the first part forms the only physical connection between the first and second parts to eliminate cutting dangers to the user.

Abstract: A foldable chair that includes front legs, rear legs, a seat and a collar slidable on the front legs pivotally coupling the front and rear legs.

Abstract: A folding chair is provided having a first front leg, a second front leg, a first rear leg, a second rear leg, a first link, a second link, a chair seat, and a backrest. The chair seat includes a seat member, a first support bracket, a second support bracket, and a cross-bar connecting the first and second support brackets. The first front leg, the first rear leg, the first link, and the first support bracket form a first four-bar linkage. The second front leg, the second rear leg, the second like, and the second support bracket form a second four-bar linkage.

Abstract: A foldable chair includes a chair frame and a seat frame. The chair frame includes two spaced apart front legs, two spaced apart rear legs pivotally connected to the two front legs respectively, and a supporting member transversely extended between the two rear legs and having a bottom inclined engaging side. The chair frame is adapted to pivotally fold between an unfolded position and a folded position. The seat frame includes two seat arms pivotally connected to the front legs respectively, a seat platform provided between the two seat arms, and a retention arm which is transversely extended between two seat arms and has a corresponding upper inclined retention side.

Abstract: An injection molded plastic stackable folding chair having a pair of parallel front legs and a pair of parallel back legs pivotally connected to the front legs. The front legs are separated by top and bottom crosspieces. A seat having a uniform and smooth lower surface is rotatably connected to the front legs by a rod and slidably connected to back legs by a pair of dowel pins engaging dowel slots formed within inner side faces of the back legs. The seat has a plurality of stacking guides and a stacking lip integrally formed therein. The stacking lip includes a notch that engages the top crosspiece of the back legs when the chair is in the open or in use position and receives a lower back corner of a second seat in the closed or folded position.

Abstract: A folding chair constructed of synthetic polymeric material and having an aesthetic appearance simulating that of a traditional wooden folding chair, while incorporating structural features for facilitating uniform and stable stacking of like chairs, and for providing lighter weight, greater strength and enhanced structural integrity, increased comfort and safety and ease of operation. Lighter weight is attained through the use of hollow structural elements reinforced at critical locations for greater strength and enhanced structural integrity. Increased comfort and safety are attained by recessing certain components which otherwise could cause damage to adjacent chairs or to the clothing of persons seated upon the chair, or cause injury to the persons themselves.

Abstract: A foldable chair includes a first leg, a second leg pivotally connected with the first leg, and a seat module pivotally mounted on the first leg and detachably locked on the second leg. The second leg is formed with a forward protruding holding portion formed with a downward facing locking recess. The seat module includes a support frame pivotally connected with the first leg and formed with an upward protruding catch portion rested on the holding portion and detachably locked in the locking recess, so that the seat module is combined with the second leg. Thus, the expanded foldable chair has a rigid and stable structure.

Abstract: A collapsible chair has a front leg, a rear leg, a cross brace, a seat support rod, and a back rest, coupled together such that the chair collapses in a single movement. In especially preferred aspects, a collapsible chair comprises a connector that is slidably coupled to a leg and that further includes a first rotatable coupling to one end of a cross brace and a second rotatable coupling to one end of a seat support rod.

Abstract: A collapsible chair has a front leg, a rear leg, a cross brace, a seat support rod, and a back rest, coupled together such that the chair collapses in a single movement. In especially preferred aspects, a collapsible chair comprises a connector that is slidably coupled to a leg and that further includes a first rotatable coupling to one end of a cross brace and a second rotatable coupling to one end of a seat support rod.

Abstract: A folding chair with a front chair leg pivotally connected to a rear chair leg at a pivot point. The front leg has an elongated slide with a slide washer. A slide magazine having a U-shaped cross-section is movably disposed in the slide of the front chair leg. A bottom end of the slide magazine includes a fitting hole to receive a rear pivot shaft of the seat. The rear chair leg is pivotally connected to the front chair leg at the pivot point. The pivoting sections of the seat and front and rear chair legs are all hidden, with only the pivot point exposed. The chair is light and easy to operate.

Abstract: An injection molded plastic stackable folding chair having a pair of parallel front legs and a pair of parallel back legs pivotally connected to the front legs. The front legs are separated by top and bottom crosspieces. A seat having a uniform and smooth lower surface is rotatably connected to the front legs by a rod and slidably connected to back legs by a pair of dowel pins engaging dowel slots formed within inner side faces of the back legs. The seat has a plurality of stacking guides and a stacking lip integrally formed therein. The stacking lip includes a notch that engages the top crosspiece of the back legs when the chair is in the open or in use position and receives a lower back corner of a second seat in the closed or folded position.

Abstract: Pull rod-type foldable chair structure. A pull rod is telescopically inserted in the top end of the rear chair leg and pivotally connected with the front chair leg. When folding or unfolding the rear chair leg, the pull rod provides a pneumatic buffing effect. Two J-shaped lateral support boards are previously mounted on inner sides of the chair frame, whereby the seat can be directly assembled with the support boards by insertion. The back is assembled with the upper end of the front chair leg by engaging members. Therefore, the chair frame, the seat and the back can be quickly assembled. The transverse beam of the chair leg is equipped with elastic ground-contacting blocks. Therefore, the chair can be used on any floorboard made of any material such as wooden, plastic and stone floorboards. The ground-contacting block will not scrape the floorboard and the chair can be more stably placed on the ground.

Abstract: Pull rod-type foldable chair structure. A pull rod is telescopically inserted in the top end of the rear chair leg and pivotally connected with the front chair leg. When folding or unfolding the rear chair leg, the pull rod provides a pneumatic buffing effect. Two J-shaped lateral support boards are previously mounted on inner sides of the chair frame, whereby the seat can be directly assembled with the support boards by insertion. The back is assembled with the upper end of the front chair leg by engaging members. Therefore, the chair frame, the seat and the back can be quickly assembled. The transverse beam of the chair leg is equipped with elastic ground-contacting blocks. Therefore, the chair can be used on any floorboard made of any material such as wooden, plastic and stone floorboards. The ground-contacting block will not scrape the floorboard and the chair can be more stably placed on the ground.

Abstract: A foldable chair has a plastics seat pad, a plastics backrest, and a chair frame having a pair of metal front leg tubes and a pair of metal rear leg tubes. Each metal front leg tube and the corresponding metal rear leg tube are connected together. The plastics backrest has two lateral posts inserted in the metal front leg tubes. A support bar has two positioning ends connected to the metal front leg tubes. Two U-shaped frames are disposed on two positioning ends of the support bar. Each U-shaped frame is connected to the corresponding metal front leg tube and the corresponding metal rear leg tube. Each metal front leg tube has a blocking bar to block the plastics backrest.

Abstract: An injection molded plastic stackable folding chair having a pair of parallel front legs and a pair of parallel back legs pivotally connected to the front legs. The front legs are separated by top, bottom and intermediate crosspieces, wherein the top crosspiece forms a back rest. The back legs are separated by top and bottom crosspieces. A seat is rotatably connected to the front legs by a rod between the backrest and intermediate crosspiece and slidably connected to the back legs by a pair of dowel pins engaging dowel slots formed within inner side faces of the back legs. The seat includes a plurality of stacking guides and a stacking lip integrally formed therein. The stacking guides extend downward and away from a bottom surface of the seat and the stacking lip extends in a direction relatively orthogonal to a top surface of the seat to form a substantially right angle shape. The extending direction of the stacking lip is substantially opposite the extending direction of the stacking guides.

Abstract: A dual-purpose chair comprises a seat structure and a base structure fastened detachably with the seat structure. When the seat structure and the base structure are fastened together, the chair serves as an office chair. The seat structure can be separated from the base structure for use as a deck chair.

Abstract: The invention is to provide a folding chair, which includes seat frame, forelegs, rear legs, and links. Said foreleg, rear leg, seat frame and link make up of a folding four-connecting-rod configuration. Said foreleg being connected to said seat frame by a reinforced portion. The utility achieves the purpose of strengthen connection of the folding chair only by add a reinforced portion in present structure, said structure of the folding chair is simply but utility.

Abstract: A folding chair has a seat plate, a seat frame, a pair of front legs, a pair of rear legs, a backrest, a pair of joints, a pair of fastener devices, a pair of front pedestal casings, and a pair of rear pedestal casings. The seat frame is connected to the front legs and the rear legs. The seat frame has a middle support plate having a pair of oblong holes. The seat plate is disposed on the seat frame. Each front leg has a lower end to receive the corresponding front pedestal casing and an upper end inserted in the backrest. Each joint is disposed on the corresponding front leg. Each rear leg has a through aperture, a first end to receive the corresponding rear pedestal casing, and a second end inserted in the corresponding joint. Each fastener device has a base plate, a click block disposed on the base plate, and the click block inserted through the corresponding oblong hole of the seat frame and inserted in a T-shaped bottom recess of the seat plate.

Abstract: Rear leg-supported foldable chair including a front leg, a rear leg, a seat and a linking mechanism. The rear leg is pivotally connected with rear end of the seat. A connecting plate is disposed at top end of the rear leg for pivotally connecting with the front leg. Two fixing bent plates respectively extend from lower edges of two lateral fulcrums of the front leg. Each of the fixing bent plates via a linking rod is connected with the other. The linking rod via a movable plate is pivotally connected with the rear end of the seat to form the linking mechanism. When the chair is unfolded, the fulcrums of the rear leg and the linking mechanism directly welded on the front leg will distributively bear the weight loaded on the seat. The front leg and rear leg are firmly connected with each other so that the foldable chair is more rigid and durable.

Abstract: A chair includes a chair arm (20) coupled to a frame (22, 28) and a cup holder (24) mounted to chair arm (20) for movement between a retracted position lying underneath chair arm (20) to an opened position lying away from the underside of chair arm (20) to hold a cup (26) therein. Cup holder (24) includes first and second arms (40, 42) mounted for pivotable movement about a pivot axis (44) relative to chair arm (20) and one another. When moved to the opened position, first and second arms (40, 42) cooperate to define a circular cup-receiving opening therebetween. Cup holder (24) also includes an interlock (90) to guide relative movement of first and second arms (40, 42) as those arms are moved between retracted and opened positions.

Abstract: A folding chair is disclosed. The folding chair has a pair of front legs each having an aperture defined therethrough. A tab is formed on an inside of each of the front legs and has a first orifice defined at an upper end thereof and aligned with the aperture. A protrusion is defined below the first orifice and a second orifice defined through the protrusion. A pair of links each have a hole defined at a first end thereof pivotally mounted on the front leg by a first pivot pin inserted through the hole, the aperture and the first orifice. A pair of rear legs are pivotally mounted with the links by a second pivot pin respectively. A seat plate pivotally mounted between the rear legs has two openings respectively defined at opposite sides thereof and is pivotally mounted on the tabs by two third pivot pins respectively inserted through the second orifices and the openings.

Abstract: A foldable chair supported by rear supporting legs is disclosed. The rear supporting legs are directly connected to a seat. A positioning structure for resisting against the seat is installed at the fulcrum of the front supporting leg. When the seat is expanded, the fulcrum of each supporting leg practically suffers force from the seat, thus the force is distributed uniformly to the four legs. In using, even the user leans against the chair back, the chair may be still steady. The chair back has a cambered surface. After being folding, the volume occupied does not increase. Therefore, the packaging material will be saved.

Abstract: An improved folding chair is provided, which comprises two uprights (2) each having an intermediate section (10), two struts (6) articulated on the uprights (2) and each having two ends (15a, 15b) defining a lower length than that of the uprights (2) and similar to that of the intermediate section (10), and a seat (9) articulated on the struts (6) and the uprights (2) and movable therewith between a use position, in which the uprights (2) and struts (6) are transverse to each other and define four supports resting on the ground, and a compacted position in which each strut (6) is disposed alongside an intermediate section (10) of an upright (2), each upright (2) being provided with shaped portions (14a, 14b) jutting out from opposite sides of the intermediate section (10) and forming stop abutments for the ends (15a, 15b) of a strut (6) of an adjacent folding chair.

Abstract: A collapsible chair includes a pivotal member having a lower pivot hole for connecting with an upper portion of two front feet and an upper hole for connecting an upper end of two rear feet. The lower pivot hole and the upper pivot hole are not aligned but on different surfaces. Two touch blocks are respectively fitted around a lower horizontal rod of the two front feet and of the two rear feet. Each touch block has a position edge protruding from a front side or a rear side. A seat is provided with a pivot base at two opposite sides for connecting with the two rear feet, and each pivot base has a recessed flat face respectively in an upper and a lower side. A backrest is provided with an armrest at two opposite sides, and the armrest has an acute angle member formed under it. Then the collapsible chair is safe and stabilized in an extended condition, and safe and steady and space-saving in a collapsed piled-up condition.

Abstract: The three-legged folding chair has a primary frame with two legs and an apex, a secondary frame with two arms and an apex, and a third leg. The secondary frame is pivotally attached to the primary frame by two pivot pins. A back rest is secured to the primary frame adjacent to the primary frame apex. A support seat is attached to the arms of the secondary frame and are spaced from the secondary frame apex. The third leg is connected to the backrest adjacent to the primary frame apex. The apex of the secondary frame is held in a use position by the third leg. The secondary frame intersects the primary frame at an angle of about 66.degree. when held by the third leg. Both pivot pins are held out of axial alignment with each other when in the use position. The ground contact ends of the primary frame legs are under the forward edge of the support seat, the third leg is relatively short and weight is transferred to the third leg. The backrest is spaced forwardly from the primary frame apex.

Abstract: Folding chair (10) comprising a seat (20) carried by righthand and lefthand front legs (11a, 11c) and righthand and lefthand rear legs (11b, 11d), and a back-rest (14) associated with said rear legs (11b, 11d) . Front legs (11a, 11c) and rear legs (11b, 11d) are interconnected for relative rotary movement. Likewise, the pairs of lefthand legs (11a, 11b) and righthand legs (11c, 11d) are interconnected for relative rotary movement.

Abstract: A combined cart and chair assembly includes a front support, a seat frame, a rear leg frame, a container retaining frame, and a container. The front support has a handled upper section and a wheeled lower section. The seat frame is mounted pivotally to the front support between the upper and lower sections. The seat frame is foldable rearwardly and is stretchable forwardly. The rear leg frame has a top end mounted pivotally to the front support between the upper and lower sections above the seat frame so as to extend downwardly and rearwardly from the front support when the seat frame is stretched. The rear leg frame is pivoted to the seat frame and is foldable toward the wheeled lower section. The container retaining frame is provided behind the seat frame and is mounted pivotally to the front support above the top end of the rear leg frame for turning away from or toward the front support.

Abstract: A folding chair is composed of a support frame, two seat support arms fastened with the support frame by retaining pieces capable of sliding along the support frame, and a seat mounted on the two seat support arms. The seat can be adjusted in height by sliding the two seat support arms upward or downward along the support frame. The seat is located at a desired height by a counterclockwise moment of couple brought about by the seat support arms and the retaining pieces at the time when the seat support arms are exerted on by the body weight of a person seated on the seat.

Abstract: A folding chair (1) which consists of a seat (5) foldable; two pairs of struts, front (2) and rear (3) which converge on and connect to the chair back (6) functioning as legs and being connected to each other respectively by a rear horizontal cross-bar (9) and a front horizontal cross-bar (8). The rear struts (3) are formed by two tubes (31, 32) slidable one inside the other, the internal tube (32) being fixed by at least one connector (7) to the top of the front strut (2) in correspondence with the chair back, the external tube (31) being fixed to its twin by said rear cross-bar (9). The partial extraction of the internal tube (32) from the external tube (31) occurring when the chair is lifted by the back (6) allows the rotation of the seat around the axis of said rear cross-bar (9).

Abstract: A plurality of stackable folding chairs having two sets of legs pivotally attached to each other and a seat pivotally attached thereto. Indentations are formed in a first side of one of the two sets of legs and a protrusion is formed on a second side of the legs at approximately the same location. The chairs are configured to be folded so as to be substantially planar in configuration with the indentations and the protrusions exposed. The protrusions of a first chair can then be positioned within the indentations of a second chair so that the first and second chairs are positioned adjacent each other in a stacked configuration.