DE1687363U - SEATING FURNITURE. - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a. Seating furniture, which can be used both as an armchair, for example, for a club or Couehtiseh * - and as a chair, - for example, "B" for a fish of normal height ·

Seating furniture, in which the seat can be adjusted according to the Mh.e, are known In the lower position the energy storage device is moved, when moving from the lower position to the higher position the energy storage device releases its power so that manual force hardly needs to be used.

Description"

Bas seating consists of a fixed frame * which aua two symmetrical coffins (1}, the four buses (2) and (3), as well as the frames 1§7) and (S) is formed «

The seat (4) and backrest (5) are firmly connected to each other; (6) Verweniung _r which is also fixed to the seat assembly tendon are aiigebraclit · In ü.en two 2argen (1), and in the. posterior FSssen, $ 5 ^ 3ini. Luten (9) fixed on each side, in which horizontal pins (To) attached to the seat-back assembly can slide.

On the upper inde of the frame (7) there is a shaft (It) angled on both sides, (Abbb »t _r 2» 5al3c)

which on both sides with its ends (12) engages in recesses of the Si, zgestells (4), 3ina in 3itage3teH (4) post-mounted spring (13) »which is wound around the shaft ends (12) or. is on, is ^{stretched in "chair position n} I, relaxed in" chair position * II (Fig. 3sbc)

The shaft (11) rotatably mounted on the coffin (7) is located with its two ends (12) in position I, "arm position", the edge (13) is tensioned, the pegs (1o) attached to the side of the rear part of the seat frame " are located in the lower end of the hat (9) (Abb · "!). Should the conversion of the seat into a chair take place »aoj #? / Is the & estell ₉ formed from T _t 2 _f 3» 7 * ^ * ^ ^urc ^ hold tight τοη coffin (S) with the foot immovable, the backrest (5 ) gripped with your hands on both sides and turned forwards and upwards. The two sapps (1o) are lifted upwards in Sut (9). The tensioned Weäex (13) now relaxes and rotates the Bnd =? N (12) of rope (11) from position I to position II. (Fig.1,2 »3abc) By pulling the arms backwards, the pins (1o) also snap into the rear end of the hat (9), whereby position II" chair position ¹ * is fixed,

—If the furniture is to be converted back into an armchair, is it necessary to lift the backrest (5) a little and push it forwards, whereby the bathing (12) of the shaft (11) as a result of the "lesrieöits * ä @ r Jfcsugrupi"? The seat sleeve and, under tension, the spring (13) can be turned from position I to position II lut (9) downwards and find their end position in the lower end of hat (9).

(Wilhelm Haisch)

Claims (2)

Pä.568323-23.9.54 Wilhelm Halseh Möfcelwer & stätten Sohalfchaiisen bei Jnsbaeh S ο h VL t g a a 8 ρ g & 8 k g 1. Seating furniture * with egg height close to the sturdy seat, fcestefcend from a support frame and t estverfcimdener Sitsfläetie-Rüökenielms then I have keaazeiebnet _% etass "Freei WrstellöBg the seat surface as the lower one is 4ie higher e e sr ^ olgt _r so that the for the Hebrew e ^ eosderlieh © force ai * £ eitt minimum dimension ■ is reduced. 2. Seating furniture with eating height close to ifsrstelibsgrer from a frame and firmly according to Insprussh 1 »dadtrröh be aware that the Srsftsgeisher tsim. Mustards of the Sit2fläehe group * EÜel3sniehne through which this rope is stretched * , 2e * l & .5S (Wilhelm Saisch