CN210989220U

CN210989220U - Outdoor furniture

Info

Publication number: CN210989220U
Application number: CN201922154891.7U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 陈礼斌; 孔庆磊
Original assignee: 陈礼斌
Current assignee: CHANGZHOU QIAOYU TOURIST PRODUCTS Co.,Ltd.
Priority date: 2019-12-04
Filing date: 2019-12-04
Publication date: 2020-07-14
Anticipated expiration: 2029-12-04

Abstract

The utility model provides an outdoor furniture: comprises supporting legs; an accessory is fixed at the end part of at least one supporting leg; the accessory comprises a mounting part and a ground contacting part which are fixed with each other, the mounting part is fixedly connected with the end part of the supporting leg, and the ground contacting part can generate elastic deformation; the ground contacting portion has at least one cavity therein that is compressible under an external force. The end parts of the supporting legs of the outdoor furniture are fixed with accessories, so that the impact on the furniture is reduced at the moment that a user sits on the furniture, and the outdoor furniture can be stably placed on uneven ground or a stone road.

Description

Outdoor furniture

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the field of furniture, especially, relate to an outdoor furniture.

Background

Furniture includes seating and bedding, and outdoor furniture often makes the seating or bedding into a foldable or detachable style, such as a folding chair, a folding bed, etc., for outdoor use. In the open air, the road surface is often highly uneven or is covered with stones, outdoor furniture is difficult to put steadily on such ring road surface to make the outdoor furniture of collapsible or detachable pattern, the intensity of overall structure can descend, when the user sits or lies on outdoor furniture, can cause the impact to outdoor furniture, causes the damage to outdoor furniture.

Therefore, there is a need for improvements in the prior art.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The to-be-solved technical problem of the utility model is: to solve one of the problems pointed out in the prior art. The utility model provides an outdoor furniture solves the above-mentioned problem.

The utility model provides a technical scheme that its technical problem adopted is: an outdoor furniture piece comprising:

comprises supporting legs; an accessory is fixed at the end part of at least one supporting leg;

the accessory comprises a mounting part and a ground contacting part which are fixed with each other, the mounting part is fixedly connected with the end part of the supporting leg, and the ground contacting part can generate elastic deformation;

the ground contacting portion has at least one cavity therein that is compressible under an external force.

Preferably, the cavity penetrates the grounding portion to communicate with the outside.

Preferably, the grounding contact part is provided with a through hole penetrating through the grounding contact part, and the inner wall of the through hole is enclosed to form the cavity.

Preferably, the bottom surface of the grounding part is provided with a contact surface for contacting with the ground;

the mounting part is provided with a mounting hole which is sleeved at the end part of the supporting leg;

the contact surface is a plane, the axis of the mounting hole and the contact surface form an included angle of-20-90 degrees, and the axis of the through hole is parallel to the contact surface.

Preferably, the contact surface is recessed with a plurality of anti-slip grooves.

the contact surface is a portion of a sphere.

Preferably, the number of the through holes is plural, and the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other.

Preferably, the number of the through holes is one, the axis of the mounting hole is perpendicular to the contact surface, and an opening communicated with the outside is further formed in the inner wall of the through hole.

Preferably, the number of the through holes is plural, the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other, and the axes of the through holes and the axes of the mounting holes are perpendicular to each other.

the contact surface is an arc surface; the axis of the mounting hole and the axis of the contact surface are both located on a fourth central plane, and the axis of the mounting hole is perpendicular to the axis of the contact surface; the contact face is symmetrical about the fourth central plane;

the axis of the through hole is parallel to the axis of the contact surface.

the mounting part extends out of the plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole; the plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole;

the contact surface is a plane, the axis of the plug and the contact surface form an included angle of-20-90 degrees, and the axis of the through hole is parallel to the contact surface.

the contact surface is a portion of a sphere.

Preferably, the number of the through holes is one, the axis of the plug is perpendicular to the contact surface, and an opening communicated with the outside is further formed in the inner wall of the through hole.

the contact surface is an arc surface; the axis of the plug and the axis of the contact surface are both located on a fourth central plane, and the axis of the plug is perpendicular to the axis of the contact surface; the contact face is symmetrical about the fourth central plane;

the axis of the through hole is parallel to the axis of the contact surface.

Preferably, the number of the through holes is plural, the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other, and the axis of the through hole is perpendicular to the axis of the plug.

Preferably, the support device comprises two first support rods and two second support rods which vertically extend downwards; the two first supporting rods and the two second supporting rods correspond to each other one by one; the second supporting rod is positioned behind the corresponding first supporting rod;

the lower ends of the first supporting rod and the second supporting rod form the supporting legs, and the accessory is fixed at the end part of the supporting leg of the second supporting rod.

Preferably, a second connecting rod is arranged between each first supporting rod and the corresponding second supporting rod; the first end part of the second connecting rod is fixedly connected with the first supporting rod, and the second end part of the second connecting rod extends backwards and is fixedly connected with the second supporting rod;

the outdoor furniture also comprises two supporting parts, and each supporting part corresponds to the two second connecting rods respectively; the first end part of the supporting part is fixedly provided with an upward bent connecting part which is integrally connected with the supporting part; one end of the connecting part, which is far away from the supporting part, is fixedly connected with the corresponding second connecting rod;

the lower end of the second support rod is positioned above the support part; the second end part of the supporting part extends backwards to the rear part of the supporting foot of the corresponding second supporting rod; the lower end of the first support rod extends downwards to be at the same height with the bottom surface of the support part.

Preferably, two of said support feet are included, which are symmetrical to each other about a first central plane;

the supporting legs comprise arc sections with concave middle and two upturned ends; the arc-shaped section is an arc surface formed by a plurality of mutually parallel straight lines continuously along the length direction of the supporting leg;

the auxiliary part is fixed at one end of the supporting leg, and the grounding part is positioned on one side of the supporting leg, which faces the ground.

Preferably, the folding mechanism comprises two groups of oppositely arranged second folding mechanisms, and each second folding mechanism comprises two second cross rods which are plane-symmetrical with respect to a second central plane; each second cross rod is connected with a third supporting rod, and the first end part of each third supporting rod is hinged between the two ends of the second cross rod;

each group of second folding mechanisms also comprises a second forked mechanism, the second forked mechanism comprises fourth linkage rods, and the middle parts of the two fourth linkage rods are hinged;

in the second fork-shaped mechanism, a first end part of the fourth linkage rod is hinged to a position, close to a second end part, of one second cross rod, and a second end part of the fourth linkage rod is hinged to a position, close to the second end part, of the third supporting rod on the other second cross rod;

the outdoor furniture also comprises a third folding mechanism, wherein the third folding mechanism comprises two fourth supporting rods and a group of third forked mechanisms;

a twelfth connecting piece is fixed at the first end of the fourth supporting rod; a third sliding sleeve is sleeved on the fourth supporting rod; a thirteenth connecting piece is hinged to the third sliding sleeve;

the third Y-shaped mechanism comprises third linkage rods, and the middle parts of the two third linkage rods are hinged;

in the third fork-shaped mechanism, a first end part of the third linkage rod is hinged to a position, close to the first end part, on one fourth supporting rod, and a second end part of the third linkage rod is hinged to the thirteenth connecting piece on the other third linkage rod;

the second folding mechanism is connected with the third folding mechanism, in the second folding mechanism, the part of one second transverse rod close to the first end part is hinged with one twelfth connecting piece, and the part of the other second transverse rod close to the first end part is hinged with the other twelfth connecting piece;

the second ends of the fourth supporting rod and the third supporting rod form the supporting feet; the auxiliary parts are fixed on the supporting legs.

Preferably, the folding mechanism comprises two groups of fourth folding mechanisms which are oppositely arranged, and each fourth folding mechanism comprises two third cross rods which are plane-symmetrical with respect to a third central plane; a fourteenth connecting piece is hinged to the part, close to the second end, of the third cross bar;

the fourth folding mechanism further comprises a fourth fork-shaped mechanism, and the fourth fork-shaped mechanism comprises a fifth supporting rod, a sixth supporting rod and a seventh supporting rod; a fifteenth connecting piece is hinged to the middle of the fifth supporting rod; the sixth supporting rod and the seventh supporting rod are respectively positioned at two sides of the fifth supporting rod; the length directions of the sixth supporting rod and the seventh supporting rod are parallel to each other, the first end of the sixth supporting rod is fixedly connected with the fifteenth connecting piece, and the second end of the seventh supporting rod is fixedly connected with the fifteenth connecting piece;

in the fourth folding mechanism, a first end of the fifth supporting rod is fixedly connected with one fourteenth connecting piece, and a first end of the seventh supporting rod is fixedly connected with the other fourteenth connecting piece;

the outdoor furniture further comprises a fifth folding mechanism comprising the fourth fork mechanism; in the fifth folding mechanism, a third fixing piece is fixed to both the first end of the fifth supporting rod and the first end of the seventh supporting rod;

the fourth folding mechanism is connected with the fifth folding mechanism, in the fourth folding mechanism, the part of one third cross bar close to the first end part is hinged with one third fixing piece, and the part of the other third cross bar close to the first end part is hinged with the other third fixing piece;

the fourth folding mechanism further comprises a fourth cross rod, a clamping column extends out of the second end of the third cross rod, and two clamping grooves are formed in the fourth cross rod; when the fourth folding mechanism is unfolded, the clamping columns on the two third cross rods can be clamped into the two clamping grooves respectively;

the second end of the fifth supporting rod and the second end of the sixth supporting rod form the supporting leg, and the auxiliary piece is fixed on the supporting leg.

Preferably, the device comprises two groups of second side brackets which are oppositely arranged; the second side bracket comprises an eighth supporting rod, a ninth supporting rod, a tenth supporting rod, a second backrest rod and a fourth fixing piece;

the fourth fixing piece is provided with a first blind hole, a second blind hole, a third blind hole and a fourth blind hole;

the first end part of the eighth supporting rod is inserted into the first blind hole, and the second end part of the eighth supporting rod extends forwards and downwards; the first end part of the ninth supporting rod is inserted into the second blind hole, and the second end part of the ninth supporting rod extends backwards and downwards; the first end part of the tenth supporting rod is inserted into the third blind hole, and the second end part of the tenth supporting rod extends forwards; the first end part of the second backrest rod is inserted into the fourth blind hole, and the second end part of the second backrest rod extends upwards;

the second side support further comprises a fifth cross rod, a fifth blind hole is formed in the opposite surface of the fourth fixing piece, and two ends of the fifth cross rod are respectively inserted into the two fifth blind holes;

the lower ends of the eighth supporting rod and the ninth supporting rod form the supporting legs, and the auxiliary pieces are fixed on the supporting legs.

The beneficial effects of the utility model are that, the end fixing of this kind of outdoor furniture's supporting legs has attached for in the twinkling of an eye on the user sits the furniture, reduces the impact to furniture, can also make this kind of outdoor furniture can place steadily on uneven ground or stone road surface.

Drawings

The present invention will be further explained with reference to the drawings and examples.

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of accessories of several types of the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of a second embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a schematic structural view of a third embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of accessories of a third embodiment of the outdoor furniture.

Fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is a partially enlarged view of a in fig. 6.

Fig. 8 is a partially enlarged view of B in fig. 6.

Fig. 9 is a partial enlarged view of C in fig. 6.

Fig. 10 is a partial enlarged view of D in fig. 6.

Fig. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of accessories of several types according to the fourth embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment five of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of accessories of five types according to the embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 14 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment six of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of an accessory of the sixth embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 16 is a schematic structural view of another embodiment of the outdoor furniture of the present invention.

Fig. 17 is a schematic view of an attachment of the embodiment of fig. 16 of an outdoor furniture of the present invention.

In the figure, 101, a first supporting rod, 102, a second supporting rod, 103, a first connecting rod, 104, a first backrest rod, 105, a second connecting rod, 106, a first linkage rod, 107, a second linkage rod, 108, a first cross bar, 109, a cushion cloth, 110, a backrest cloth, 201, a supporting part, 202, a connecting part, 301, a supporting foot, 302, a first supporting rod, 303, a first connecting piece, 304, a second connecting piece, 305, a first bending section, 306, a second bending section, 307, a third connecting piece, 308, a second supporting rod, 309, a fourth connecting piece, 310, a third supporting rod, 311, a fifth connecting piece, 312, a sixth connecting piece, 313, a first armrest rod, 314, a seventh connecting piece, 315, an eighth connecting piece, 316, a first front fork rod, 317, a second front fork rod, 318, a first rear fork rod, 319, a second rear fork rod, 401, a second cross bar, 4011, a first fixing piece, 4012, and a tenth connecting piece, 402. a third support bar, 4021, a ninth connector, 4022, an eleventh connector, 403, a second linkage bar, 404, a fourth support bar, 4041, a twelfth connector, 4042, a second fastener, 4043, a third sliding sleeve, 4044, a thirteenth connector, 405, a third linkage bar, 501, a third cross bar, 5011, a fourteenth connector, 502, a fifth support bar, 5021, a fifteenth connector, 503, a sixth support bar, 504, a seventh support bar, 505, a third fastener, 506, a fourth cross bar, 601, an eighth support bar, 602, a ninth support bar, 603, a tenth support bar, 604, a second backrest bar, 605, a fourth fastener, 606, a fifth cross bar, 7, an accessory, 701, an installation part, 7011, an installation hole, 702, a ground contact part, 7021, a through hole, 7022, and an opening.

Detailed Description

Reference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to the same or similar elements or elements having the same or similar function throughout. The embodiments described below with reference to the drawings are exemplary only for the purpose of explaining the present invention, and should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

In the description of the present invention, it is to be understood that the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "length", "width", "thickness", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", "axial", "radial", "circumferential", and the like, indicate orientations and positional relationships based on the orientations and positional relationships shown in the drawings, and are used only for convenience in describing and simplifying the present invention, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a particular orientation, be constructed and operated in a particular orientation, and therefore, should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and the like are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance. In the description of the present invention, it is to be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified or limited, the terms "connected" and "connected" are to be interpreted broadly, and may be, for example, fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected; can be mechanically or electrically connected; may be directly connected or indirectly connected through an intermediate. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present invention can be understood in specific cases to those skilled in the art. In addition, in the description of the present invention, "a plurality" means two or more unless otherwise specified.

As shown in fig. 2, 5, 11, 13, 15, and 17, the attachment 7 includes an attachment portion 701 and a ground contact portion 702 fixed to each other, and the ground contact portion 702 is made of a material (e.g., rubber) capable of elastic deformation. The grounding contact part 702 is provided with a through hole 7021 penetrating through the grounding contact part 702, the inner wall of the through hole 7021 is enclosed to form a cavity, and the cavity can be compressed under the action of external force.

The utility model discloses in, annex 7 includes following several kinds of structures at least:

in the first type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is the plane, and the contact surface is sunken to have the multichannel antiskid groove, and the axis of mounting hole 7011 is perpendicular to the contact surface, and the axis of through-hole 7021 is on a parallel with the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one.

In the second type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is the plane, and the contact surface is sunken to have the multichannel antiskid groove, and the axis of mounting hole 7011 is perpendicular to the contact surface, and the axis of through-hole 7021 is on a parallel with the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other.

Third, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is a flat surface, the axis of the mounting hole 7011 is parallel to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other. The axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to or parallel to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

Fourth, the bottom surface of the ground contacting portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is a flat surface, the axis of the mounting hole 7011 is parallel to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to or parallel to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

In the fifth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is a plane, a plurality of anti-slip grooves are recessed on the contact surface, the axis of the mounting hole 7011 is inclined relative to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one.

In the sixth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is a plane, a plurality of anti-slip grooves are recessed on the contact surface, the axis of the mounting hole 7011 is inclined relative to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other.

In the seventh type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting portion 701 is provided with a mounting hole 7011, and the mounting hole 7011 is sleeved on the end portion of the supporting leg. The contact surface is a portion of a spherical surface, and the center of the contact surface is located on the same side of the contact surface as the mounting portion 701. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

In the eighth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is the plane, and the contact surface is sunken to have multichannel antiskid groove, and the axis of stopper post is perpendicular to the contact surface, and the axis of through-hole 7021 is parallel with the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one.

In the ninth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is the plane, and the contact surface is sunken to have multichannel antiskid groove, and the axis of stopper post is perpendicular to the contact surface, and the axis of through-hole 7021 is parallel with the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other.

In the tenth mode, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a flat surface, the axis of the plug is parallel to the contact surface, and the axis of the through-hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other. The axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to or parallel to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

In the eleventh type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a flat surface, the axis of the plug is parallel to the contact surface, and the axis of the through-hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to or parallel to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

In the twelfth mode, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a plane, a plurality of anti-slip grooves are recessed on the contact surface, the axis of the plug is inclined relative to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one.

In the thirteenth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a plane, a plurality of anti-slip grooves are recessed on the contact surface, the axis of the plug is inclined relative to the contact surface, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, and the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other.

A fourteenth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a portion of a spherical surface, and the center of the contact surface is located on the same side of the contact surface as the mounting portion 701. The number of the through holes 7021 is plural, the axes of the through holes 7021 are parallel to each other, and the axis of the through hole 7021 is perpendicular to the axis of the mounting hole 7011.

In the fifteenth mode, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a circular arc surface. The axis of the contact surface and the mounting portion 701 are on the same side of the contact surface. The axis of the plug and the axis of the contact surface are both located on the fourth central plane, and the axis of the plug is perpendicular to the axis of the contact surface. The contact surface is symmetrical about a fourth central plane. The number of the through holes 7021 is one. The axis of the through-hole 7021 is parallel to the axis of the contact face.

In the sixteenth type, the bottom surface of the ground contact portion 702 has a contact surface for contacting the ground. The mounting part 701 extends out of a plug column, and the end part of the supporting leg is provided with a plug hole. The plug plunger is arranged in the plug hole. The contact surface is a plane and the axis of the plug is perpendicular to the contact surface. The number of the through holes 7021 is one. The axis of the through hole 7021 is parallel to the contact surface, and an opening 7022 communicating with the outside is further formed in the inner wall of the through hole 7021.

As shown in fig. 1-2, the utility model provides an outdoor furniture's embodiment one:

the outdoor furniture is a folding chair.

The folding chair comprises two first side supports which are symmetrical to each other and a first linkage mechanism, wherein the first linkage mechanism is arranged between the two first side supports.

The first side stand includes a first support bar 101, a second support bar 102, and a second link 105.

A first connecting rod 103 extending backwards is fixed at the upper end of the first supporting rod 101, and a first backrest rod 104 extends upwards from one end of the first connecting rod 103 far away from the first supporting rod 101. The upper end of the second support bar 102 is fixedly connected with the first back-rest bar 104. The height of the second connecting rod 105 is lower than that of the first connecting rod 103, a first end of the second connecting rod 105 is fixedly connected with the first supporting rod 101, and a second end of the second connecting rod 105 extends backwards and is fixedly connected with the second supporting rod 102.

The first linkage mechanism comprises two groups of first fork-shaped mechanisms, each first fork-shaped mechanism comprises two first linkage rods 106, and the two first linkage rods 106 are hinged through first hinge shafts. The first articulated shaft is located in the middle of the first linkage rod 106, the first linkage rod 106 is further hinged with a second linkage rod 107, the first end of the second linkage rod 107 is hinged with the first linkage rod 106 through a second articulated shaft, and the second articulated shaft is closer to the upper end of the first linkage rod 106 relative to the first articulated shaft.

In a first side bracket, the first supporting rod 101 is hinged with the second end of the second linkage rod 107 on one first linkage rod 106 in a group of first fork mechanisms through a third hinge shaft, and is also hinged with the lower end of the other first linkage rod 106 through a fourth hinge shaft. The second support rod 102 is hinged to a second end of a second linkage rod 107 on one first linkage rod 106 in another group of first fork mechanisms through a fifth hinge shaft, and is also hinged to a lower end of another first linkage rod 106 through a sixth hinge shaft.

The third hinge shaft is closer to the upper end of the first support bar 101 with respect to the fourth hinge shaft, and the fifth hinge shaft is closer to the upper end of the second support bar 102 with respect to the sixth hinge shaft.

The upper ends of two first linkage rods 106 hinged on the same first side bracket are connected through a first cross rod 108.

The lower ends of the first support bar 101 and the second support bar 102 each form a support foot 301. The accessory 7 is fixed on the supporting foot 301 of the second supporting rod 102, and the grounding touching part 702 is positioned below the second supporting rod 102.

When the two first side supports are forced to be closed in opposite directions, the lower ends of the two first linkage rods 106 in the first fork-shaped mechanism are also gradually close to each other, the first fork-shaped mechanism is gradually folded, finally, the whole folding chair can be folded, the two first side supports are pulled open by force, and the whole folding chair can be unfolded.

In this embodiment, the accessory 7 is any one of the first, second, eighth, ninth, fifteenth and sixteenth configurations described above.

In this embodiment, the folding chair further includes a cushion cloth 109 and a backrest cloth 110, two sides of the cushion cloth 109 are respectively and fixedly connected with the two first cross bars 108, two sides of the backrest cloth 110 are respectively and fixedly connected with the two first backrest bars 104, and a bottom of the backrest cloth 110 extends downward and is integrally connected with the cushion cloth 109.

When a user sits on the folding chair, the moment the user's body comes into contact with the chair, impacts can be imparted to the folding chair and, if not managed to eliminate or mitigate such impacts, long-term use can cause damage to the structure of the folding chair. In this embodiment, the attachment 7 is fixed to the support leg 301 of the second support bar 102, and when a user impacts the folding chair, the cavity in the ground contact portion 702 is compressed, so that a part of the impact is absorbed, and the damage to the mechanism of the folding chair is reduced. When the user leaves the seat, the ground-touching portion 702 is restored by the elastic potential energy.

As shown in fig. 2 to 3, according to the second embodiment, in addition to the first embodiment, the first side bracket further includes a support portion 201, a connection portion 202 bent upward is fixed to a first end portion of the support portion 201, and the connection portion 202 is integrally connected to the support portion 201. One end of the connecting portion 202 away from the supporting portion 201 is fixedly connected to the second link 105.

The lower end of the second support bar 102 is located above the support portion 201. The second end of the supporting portion 201 extends backward to the rear of the supporting leg 301 of the second supporting bar 102. The lower end of the first support bar 101 extends downward to be at the same height as the bottom surface of the support part 201.

It should be noted that the option of the accessory 7 in the present embodiment is the same as the option of the accessory 7 in the first embodiment.

In the present embodiment, the supporting feet 301 of the two first supporting rods 101 and the bottom surfaces of the two supporting parts 201 are in contact with the ground together to support the folding chair. The user sits on the cushion cloth 109 and leans against the back on the back cloth 110, and when the user leans back, the connecting portion 202 is elastically deformed by external force so that the user can rock back and forth, and a comfortable feeling is generated. Meanwhile, the second end of the supporting portion 201 extends backwards to the rear of the supporting leg 301 of the second supporting rod 102, that is, the second end of the supporting portion 201 extends backwards to a position beyond the vertical projection of the supporting leg 301 of the second supporting rod 102 on the ground, so that when a user leans backwards, the center of gravity of the user does not exceed the supporting range of the supporting portion 201 all the time, and therefore the situation of toppling over cannot occur.

When a user sits on the seat cushion cloth 109 and leans backwards, after the ground contact part 702 of the accessory 7 on the support leg 301 of the second support bar 102 abuts against the support part 201, the cavity of the ground contact part 702 is compressed, and the ground contact part 702 has elastic potential energy to generate a bounce force to push the support leg 301 of the second support bar 102 away from the support part 201. This avoids the user leaning backwards and tipping over with too great a recline angle.

As shown in fig. 4 to 5, according to a third embodiment, the outdoor furniture is a folding rocking chair, and includes two sets of first folding mechanisms, the two sets of first folding mechanisms are plane-symmetric with respect to a first central plane, and the first folding mechanism includes:

the supporting leg 301 comprises an arc-shaped section which is concave in the middle and two ends of which are tilted upwards, and the arc-shaped section is a part which is contacted with the ground when the rocking chair shakes, so that the arc-shaped section is arc-shaped in the length direction of the supporting leg 301, and other parts of the supporting leg 301 are not limited to a certain shape, but can not obstruct the rocking of the rocking chair and can not influence the compactness after folding. In this example, the whole arc that is of supporting legs 301, the bottom surface of supporting legs 301 is the segmental arc, and the segmental arc is the cambered surface that a plurality of straight lines that are parallel to each other formed in succession along the length direction of supporting legs 301, and when the rocking chair expandes and static placing subaerial, the segmental arc contacted with ground, and the whole face of segmental arc all can contact with ground when the rocking chair swayed to stability when the rocking chair swayed has been improved, was difficult to control and rocks.

The part of the first support rod 302, which is close to the first end thereof, is pivoted with a first connecting piece 303 through a first pivot, the first connecting piece 303 comprises a first sliding sleeve, the first sliding sleeve can be slidably sleeved on the support foot 301, and the part of the first support rod 302, which is close to the second end thereof, is fixedly connected with a second connecting piece 304; here and in the following, the first end and the second end are the edges of the two ends of the finger, the part of the finger which is closer to the first end and can be connected to other parts, the skilled person can choose the specific distance according to his own knowledge, the same also applies to the second end, as will be described in the following. When the rocking chair is unfolded, the first end of the first support lever 302 is closer to the second end of the support leg 301, and the second end of the first support lever 302 is inclined in the front direction of the chair (hereinafter, simply referred to as front side).

The rocking chair comprises a first main rod and a second main rod, wherein the first main rod comprises a first bending section 305 and a second bending section 306 which are bent oppositely, the bending angle is an obtuse angle, the part, close to the second end, of the first bending section 305 is pivoted with a second connecting piece 304 through a second pivot, the second connecting piece 304 is L-shaped and comprises a sleeve and a first limiting part with a first limiting notch, the second end of a first supporting rod 302 is inserted into the sleeve and is fixed through a pin shaft, the second pivot penetrates through the first limiting part to form two side walls of the first limiting notch and the first bending section 305, and when the chair is unfolded, the first bending section 305 sinks into the first limiting notch and is supported by the bottom of the first limiting notch to limit the further unfolding of the rocking chair.

The first connecting member 303 is located between the second end of the supporting leg 301 and the third connecting member 307, the third connecting member 307 includes a sleeve and a second limiting portion having a second limiting notch, a portion of the first bending section 305 near the first end thereof is inserted into the sleeve and fixed by a pin, a third pivot penetrates through two side walls forming the second limiting notch and the supporting leg 301 to pivot the third connecting member 307 with the portion of the supporting leg 301 near the first end thereof, the second end of the first bending section 305 tilts towards the rear side of the chair (hereinafter, briefly described as the rear side) when the rocking chair is unfolded, and the portion of the supporting leg 301 near the first end is sunk into the second limiting notch and pressed by the bottom of the second limiting notch to limit further unfolding of the rocking chair.

The second supporting rod 308, a portion of the second supporting rod 308 near the first end thereof is pivotally connected to the fourth connecting member 309 through a fourth pivot, the fourth connecting member 309 includes a second sliding sleeve, the second sliding sleeve is sleeved on the first bending section 305 and is located between the second connecting member 304 and the third connecting member 307, the second sliding sleeve can slide along the first bending section 305, and the third connecting member 307 abuts against the second sliding sleeve when the rocking chair is unfolded, so as to limit further unfolding of the rocking chair.

A third support rod 310, a fifth connecting member 311 is sleeved on the third support rod 310 and close to the first end of the third support rod 310, a fifth pivot penetrates through the second support rod 308, the third support rod 310 and the fifth connecting member 311 to make the second support rod 308 and the third support rod 310 pivot and make the fifth connecting member 311 and the third support rod 310 fixed, and the fifth pivot is positioned at the position of the second support rod 308 close to the second end thereof. The third support rod 310 is pivotally connected to the sixth link 312 by a sixth pivot near the second end thereof, the sixth link 312 includes a third sliding sleeve 4043, the third sliding sleeve 4043 is sleeved on the first support rod 302 and can slide along the first support rod 302, the sixth link 312 is located between the first link 303 and the second link 304, the first bending section 305 is pivotally connected to the third support rod 310 by a ninth pivot, the ninth pivot is located between the second link 304 and the fourth link 309 on the first bending section 305, and the ninth pivot is located between the fifth pivot and the sixth pivot on the third support rod 310; the first pivot, the second pivot, the third pivot, the fourth pivot, the fifth pivot, the sixth pivot and the ninth pivot are parallel to each other, and the first pivot is perpendicular to the first central plane.

The first grab rail 313, the part of the first grab rail 313 near its first end is fixed with the seventh connecting piece 314, the second end of the second supporting rod 308 is higher than the fifth pivot by a certain distance, the part of the second supporting rod 308 near the second end is pivoted with the seventh connecting piece 314 through the seventh pivot. The portion of the first bending section 305 near the second end thereof is pivotally connected to the eighth connecting member 315 through an eighth pivot, the eighth connecting member 315 includes a sliding block, a sliding slot extending along the length of the first grab rail 313 is formed at the bottom of the first grab rail 313, the sliding block is in sliding fit with the sliding slot, and the seventh pivot, the eighth pivot and the first pivot are parallel to each other. The second end of the first grab rail 313 is sealed with plastic, and the second end of the first grab rail 313 is adjacent to and blocked by the plastic when the chair is unfolded, thereby limiting further unfolding of the swing.

The folding rocking chair also comprises a front fork mechanism and a rear fork mechanism;

the front fork mechanism comprises a first front fork rod 316 and a second front fork rod 317 which are crossed and pivoted at the crossed position through a tenth pivot, wherein the part, close to the first end part of the first front fork rod 316, of the first front fork rod is pivoted with a first angle iron through an eleventh pivot, the part, close to the first end part of the second front fork rod 317, of the second front fork rod is pivoted with a second angle iron through a twelfth pivot, and the first angle iron is pivoted with a group of fifth connecting pieces 311 of the first folding mechanism through a thirteenth pivot; the second angle iron is pivotally connected to the fifth connecting member 311 of the other set of first folding mechanisms through the fourteenth pivot. The thirteenth pivot, the fourteenth pivot and the fifth pivot in this example are on the fifth link 311, so the thirteenth pivot is closer to one fifth pivot, the fourteenth pivot is closer to the other fifth pivot, the thirteenth pivot and the fourteenth pivot are both perpendicular to the first central plane and symmetrical about the first central plane; in other embodiments, the thirteenth pivot and the fourteenth pivot are the same pivot as the two fifth pivots, respectively.

The first front fork rod 316 is pivoted to the third angle iron through a fifteenth pivot near the second end thereof, the second front fork rod 317 is pivoted to the fourth angle iron through a sixteenth pivot near the second end thereof, the third angle iron is pivoted to the third connecting piece 307 of one group of the first folding mechanisms through a seventeenth pivot, the fourth angle iron is pivoted to the third connecting piece 307 of the other group of the first folding mechanisms through an eighteenth pivot, and the seventeenth pivot and the eighteenth pivot are both perpendicular to the first central plane and symmetrical with respect to the first central plane. The tenth pivot is located in the first central plane, and the eleventh pivot, the twelfth pivot, the fifteenth pivot, and the sixteenth pivot are all parallel to the tenth pivot.

The rear fork mechanism comprises a first rear fork rod 318 and a second rear fork rod 319 which are crossed and pivoted through a nineteenth pivot at the crossed position, the part, close to the first end part, of the first rear fork rod 318 is pivoted with a fifth angle iron through a twentieth pivot, the part, close to the first end part, of the second rear fork rod 319 is pivoted with a sixth angle iron through a twenty-first pivot, the fifth angle iron is pivoted with the second bending section 306 of one group of first folding mechanisms through a twenty-second pivot, the sixth angle iron is pivoted with the second bending section 306 of the other group of first folding mechanisms through a twenty-thirteenth pivot, and the twenty-second pivot and the twenty-third pivot are perpendicular to the first central plane and are symmetrical about the first central plane;

the part of the first rear fork 318 close to the second end thereof is pivoted with the seventh angle iron through the twenty-fourth pivot, the part of the second rear fork 319 close to the second end thereof is pivoted with the eighth angle iron through the twenty-fifth pivot, the seventh angle iron is pivoted with the sixth connecting piece 312 of one group of first folding mechanisms through the twenty-sixth pivot, the eighth angle iron is pivoted with the sixth connecting piece 312 of the other group of first folding mechanisms through the twenty-seventh pivot, and the twenty-sixth pivot and the twenty-seventh pivot are both perpendicular to the first central plane and symmetrical about the first central plane. The nineteenth pivot is positioned in the first central plane, the twentieth pivot, the twenty-first pivot, the twenty-fourth pivot and the twenty-fifth pivot are all parallel to the nineteenth pivot, the twenty-sixth pivot is a sixth pivot of one group of first folding mechanisms, and the twenty-seventh pivot is a sixth pivot of the other group of first folding mechanisms; in other examples, the twenty-sixth pivot and the twenty-seventh pivot are each separate pivots distinct from the sixth pivot.

When the rocking chair is unfolded, the second bent section 306 is slightly inclined towards the rear side, the first end of the third support rod 310 is at a certain distance from the fifth connecting piece 311, and the cushion cloth 109 (not shown in the figure) is hung on the first end of the second bent section 306 and the first end of the third support rod 310 to form a cushion and a backrest. If the rocking chair is folded, two hands of a person respectively grasp the first end of the third support rod 310 and the first end of the second bending section 306, the two arms face each other to enable the chair to be folded, when the first connecting piece 303 slides to a position close to the third connecting piece 307, the rocking chair is difficult to be further tightened by the manpower, the degree of compactness of the rocking chair is not enough, and the first connecting piece 303 can be further close to the third connecting piece 307 by lifting the second end of the supporting leg 301 because the third connecting piece 307 is pivoted with the supporting leg 301, so that the folding state of the rocking chair is very compact.

In this embodiment, an accessory 7 is secured to the end of the support foot 301 adjacent the rear side of the folding rocker.

In this embodiment, the accessory 7 adopts any one of the third, fourth, seventh and eleventh configurations described above.

When the folding rocking chair shakes forwards and backwards, after the ground contact part 702 at the rear end of the supporting leg 301 contacts the ground, the cavity of the ground contact part 702 is compressed, and the ground contact part 702 has elastic potential energy to generate a bounce force, so that the rear end of the supporting leg 301 is pushed away from the ground. Thus, the situation that the user sits on the folding rocking chair and swings backwards with an overlarge inclination angle to overturn is avoided.

As shown in figures 6-11, according to the fourth embodiment, the outdoor furniture is the first folding bed.

The first folding bed comprises two sets of oppositely arranged second folding mechanisms, and each second folding mechanism comprises two second cross rods 401 which are plane-symmetric about a second central plane. Each second cross bar 401 is connected with a third support bar 402, a ninth connecting piece 4021 is fixed at a first end of the third support bar 402, and the ninth connecting piece 4021 includes a third limiting portion having a third limiting notch. The seventh hinge shaft penetrates through both side walls forming the third limiting notch and the second cross bar 401 to hinge the third limiting portion with the second cross bar 401. When the second folding mechanism is unfolded, the second cross bar 401 sinks into the third limiting recess and is held by the bottom of the third limiting recess.

A first fixing piece 4011 is fixed to the second crossbar 401 at a position near the second end. The seventh hinge axis is closer to the first end of the second crossbar 401 with respect to the first fixing piece 4011. The first fixing part 4011 is hinged to a tenth connecting part 4012 through an eighth hinge shaft. A position of the third support bar 402 near the second end is hinged to an eleventh connector 4022 through a ninth hinge shaft.

Each group of second folding mechanisms further includes a second fork mechanism, the second fork mechanism includes fourth linkage rods 403, the two fourth linkage rods 403 are hinged through a tenth hinge shaft, and the tenth hinge shaft is located in the middle of the fourth linkage rods 403.

In the second fork mechanism, the first end of the fourth linkage rod 403 is hinged to the tenth connecting part 4012 on one second cross bar 401 through the eleventh hinge shaft, and the second end is hinged to the eleventh connecting part 4022 on the third support bar 402 on the other second cross bar 401 through the twelfth hinge shaft.

The first folding bed further comprises a third folding mechanism, which comprises two fourth support bars 404 and a set of third fork-shaped mechanisms.

A twelfth connecting member 4041 is fixed to a first end of the fourth supporting rod 404. A second fixing member 4042 is further fixed to the fourth supporting rod 404, and the second fixing member 4042 is disposed near the twelfth connecting member 4041. The fourth supporting rod 404 is further sleeved with a third sliding sleeve 4043, and the third sliding sleeve 4043 is closer to the second end of the fourth supporting rod 404 than the second fixing member 4042. The third sliding sleeve 4043 is hinged with a thirteenth connecting piece 4044 by a thirteenth hinge shaft.

The third fork-shaped mechanism comprises a third linkage rod 405, and the two third linkage rods 405 are hinged through a fourteenth hinge shaft, and the fourteenth hinge shaft is positioned in the middle of the third linkage rod 405.

In the third fork-shaped mechanism, a first end of the third link 405 is hinged to the second fixing part 4042 of one fourth supporting rod 404 through a fifteenth hinge shaft, and a second end is hinged to the thirteenth connecting part 4044 of another third link 405 through a sixteenth hinge shaft.

The second folding mechanism is connected to a third folding mechanism in which a portion of one second crossbar 401 near the first end is hinged to one twelfth link 4041 and a portion of the other second crossbar 401 near the first end is hinged to the other twelfth link 4041.

The second ends of the fourth support bar 404 and the third support bar 402 form the support foot 301. The attachment 7 is fixed to the support leg 301.

In this embodiment, the accessory 7 is any one of the first, second, eighth, ninth, and fifteenth configurations described above.

When the folding bed is unfolded, a bed cloth is fixed between the second cross bars 401 to form a bed surface on which a user lies, and the fourth support bar 404 and the third support bar 402 play a supporting role together. When the folding bed is used outdoors, stones are often arranged on the road surface to cause the road surface to be uneven, so that the folding bed cannot be stably placed.

In this embodiment, the auxiliary member 7 is fixed on the support leg 301 of the first folding bed, when the first folding bed is placed on a stone pavement, the ground contacting portion 702 is in contact with the stone pavement, and since the ground contacting portion 702 can generate elastic deformation and the internal cavity can be compressed, the ground contacting portion 702 can actively adapt to the stone pavement, so that the first folding bed can be stably placed.

As shown in figures 12-13, according to the fifth embodiment, the outdoor furniture is a second folding bed.

The second folding bed comprises two sets of oppositely arranged fourth folding mechanisms, and each fourth folding mechanism comprises two third cross rods 501 which are plane-symmetric about a third central plane. The portion of the third crossbar 501 close to the second end is hinged by a nineteenth hinging axis with a fourteenth connector 5011.

The fourth folding mechanism further comprises a fourth fork mechanism, which comprises a fifth support rod 502, a sixth support rod 503 and a seventh support rod 504. The middle portion of the fifth supporting bar 502 is hinged to the fifteenth coupling 5021 through a twentieth hinge shaft. The sixth supporting bar 503 and the seventh supporting bar 504 are respectively located at both sides of the fifth supporting bar 502. The length directions of the sixth supporting rod 503 and the seventh supporting rod 504 are parallel to each other, a first end of the sixth supporting rod 503 is fixedly connected with a fifteenth connector 5021, and a second end of the seventh supporting rod 504 is fixedly connected with the fifteenth connector 5021.

In the fourth folding mechanism, the first end of the fifth supporting rod 502 is fixedly connected with one fourteenth connector 5011, and the first end of the seventh supporting rod 504 is fixedly connected with the other fourteenth connector 5011.

The second folding bed further comprises a fifth folding mechanism comprising a fourth fork mechanism. In the fifth folding mechanism, a third fixing member 505 is fixed to both a first end of the fifth supporting rod 502 and a first end of the seventh supporting rod 504.

The fourth folding mechanism is connected to the fifth folding mechanism, in which a portion of one third crossbar 501 near the first end is hinged to one third mount 505, and a portion of the other third crossbar 501 near the first end is hinged to the other third mount 505.

The fourth folding mechanism further comprises a fourth cross bar 506, a clamping column extends out of the second end of the third cross bar 501, and two clamping grooves are formed in the fourth cross bar 506. When the fourth folding mechanism is unfolded, the two clamping columns on the third cross rods 501 can be clamped into the two clamping grooves respectively.

The second end of the fifth supporting rod 502 and the second end of the sixth supporting rod 503 form a supporting foot 301, and an accessory 7 is fixed on the supporting foot 301.

In this embodiment, the accessory 7 is any one of the fifth, sixth, twelfth and thirteenth configurations described above.

When the folding bed is unfolded, bed cloth is fixed between the third cross rods 501 to form a bed surface for a user to lie on, and when the folding bed is used outdoors, stones often exist on the road surface to cause the road surface to be uneven, so that the folding bed cannot be stably placed.

In this embodiment, the auxiliary members 7 are fixed on the support legs 301 of the second folding bed, when such a second folding bed is placed on a stone pavement, the ground contacting portion 702 is in contact with the stone pavement, and since the ground contacting portion 702 can be elastically deformed and the internal cavity can be compressed, the ground contacting portion 702 can actively adapt to the stone pavement, so that the second folding bed can be stably placed.

According to a sixth embodiment, as shown in fig. 14 and 15, the outdoor furniture is a detachable chair.

The detachable chair comprises two groups of second side brackets which are oppositely arranged.

The second side bracket includes an eighth support bar 601, a ninth support bar 602, a tenth support bar 603, a second back bar 604, and a fourth fixing member 605.

The fourth fixing member 605 is provided with a first blind hole, a second blind hole, a third blind hole and a fourth blind hole.

The first end of the eighth support rod 601 is inserted into the first blind hole, and the second end extends forward and downward. The first end of the ninth supporting rod 602 is inserted into the second blind hole, and the second end thereof extends backwards and downwards. The first end of the tenth support rod 603 is inserted into the third blind hole, and the second end extends forward. The first end of the second backrest rod 604 is inserted into the fourth blind hole, and the second end extends upward.

It should be noted that the forward and backward directions are relative to the front and back of the chair.

The second side support further comprises a fifth cross rod 606, a fifth blind hole is formed in the opposite surface of the fourth fixing piece 605, and two ends of the fifth cross rod 606 are respectively inserted into the two fifth blind holes.

It should be noted that the eighth support bar 601 and the first blind hole, the ninth support bar 602 and the second blind hole, the tenth support bar 603 and the third blind hole, the second backrest bar 604 and the fourth blind hole, and the fifth cross bar 606 and the fifth blind hole are all detachably engaged.

The lower ends of the eighth support bar 601 and the ninth support bar 602 form a support foot 301, and an accessory 7 is fixed on the support foot 301.

In this embodiment, the seventh or fourteenth configuration described above is adopted as the accessory 7.

In this embodiment, a cloth cover is fixed between the two tenth support bars 603 for a user to sit on, and a cloth cover is fixed between the two second backrest bars 604 for a user to lean on.

The supporting feet 301 of the conventional chair are rigid, and when the chair is used, if the supporting feet are met with a ground with a height difference, all the supporting feet 301 are difficult to fall on the ground, and the chair can be placed unstably.

In this embodiment, the supporting legs 301 of the detachable chair are sleeved with the accessory 7, and the grounding touching portions 702 of the accessory 7 have compressible cavities, so that when a user sits on the detachable chair, the cavities of the grounding touching portions 702 of all the supporting legs 301 are compressed to different degrees, all the grounding touching portions 702 can fall on the ground, the detachable chair is comfortable to sit on, and after the user leaves the detachable chair, the grounding touching portions 702 rebound to restore to the original shape due to the elastic potential energy.

In the description herein, references to the description of the term "one embodiment," "some embodiments," "an example," "a specific example," or "some examples," etc., mean that a particular feature, structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment or example of the invention. In this specification, a schematic representation of the term does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in any one or more embodiments or examples.

In light of the foregoing, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art from this disclosure that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the content of the specification, and must be determined according to the scope of the claims.

Claims

1. An outdoor furniture, characterized in that:

2. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 1, wherein:

the cavity penetrates through the grounding part to be communicated with the outside.

3. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 2, characterized in that:

the ground contact part is provided with a through hole penetrating through the ground contact part, and the inner wall of the through hole is enclosed into the cavity.

4. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

the bottom surface of the grounding contact part is provided with a contact surface for contacting with the ground;

5. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 4, wherein:

and a plurality of anti-skidding grooves are sunken on the contact surface.

6. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

the contact surface is a portion of a sphere.

7. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that:

the number of the through holes is multiple, and the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other.

8. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that:

the number of the through holes is one, the axis of the mounting hole is perpendicular to the contact surface, and an opening communicated with the outside is further formed in the inner wall of the through hole.

9. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 6, wherein:

the number of the through holes is multiple, the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other, and the axes of the through holes are perpendicular to the axes of the mounting holes.

10. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

the axis of the through hole is parallel to the axis of the contact surface.

11. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

12. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 11, wherein:

and a plurality of anti-skidding grooves are sunken on the contact surface.

13. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

the contact surface is a portion of a sphere.

14. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 11 or 12, wherein:

the number of the through holes is one, the axis of the plug is perpendicular to the contact surface, and an opening communicated with the outside is further formed in the inner wall of the through hole.

15. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 3, wherein:

the axis of the through hole is parallel to the axis of the contact surface.

16. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 11 or 12, wherein:

17. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 13, wherein:

the number of the through holes is multiple, the axes of the through holes are parallel to each other, and the axes of the through holes are perpendicular to the axis of the plug.

18. An outdoor furniture piece according to any one of claims 4, 10, 11 or 15, wherein:

comprises two first supporting rods and two second supporting rods which vertically extend downwards; the two first supporting rods and the two second supporting rods correspond to each other one by one; the second supporting rod is positioned behind the corresponding first supporting rod;

19. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 18, wherein:

a second connecting rod is arranged between each first supporting rod and the corresponding second supporting rod; the first end part of the second connecting rod is fixedly connected with the first supporting rod, and the second end part of the second connecting rod extends backwards and is fixedly connected with the second supporting rod;

20. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 4 or 11, characterized in that:

comprises two said support feet which are symmetrical to each other about a first central plane;

the auxiliary part is fixed at one end of the supporting leg, and the grounding part is positioned towards the supporting leg.

21. An outdoor furniture piece according to any one of claims 4, 10, 11 or 15, wherein:

the folding mechanism comprises two groups of second folding mechanisms which are oppositely arranged, wherein each second folding mechanism comprises two second cross rods which are plane-symmetrical relative to a second central plane; each second cross rod is connected with a third supporting rod, and the first end part of each third supporting rod is hinged between the two ends of the second cross rod;

22. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 4 or 11, characterized in that:

the folding mechanism comprises two groups of fourth folding mechanisms which are oppositely arranged, and each fourth folding mechanism comprises two third cross rods which are plane-symmetrical relative to a third central plane; a fourteenth connecting piece is hinged to the part, close to the second end, of the third cross bar;

23. An outdoor furniture piece according to claim 6 or 13, wherein:

comprises two groups of second side brackets which are oppositely arranged; the second side bracket comprises an eighth supporting rod, a ninth supporting rod, a tenth supporting rod, a second backrest rod and a fourth fixing piece;