JP2013162950A - Reclining rocking chair - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a reclining rocking chair which can be easily switched to any of a reclining chair mode and a rocking chair mode, on which a user can sit in a stable manner, and which can be stored compactly.SOLUTION: A reclining rocking chair 200 is configured such that the angle of a backrest is adjustable, and arch-like curved sleds 260 producing rocking movement are detachably fastened with fastening members to legs 230 on the floor surface side of a reclining chair body having a foot resting base.

Description

  The present invention relates to a reclining rocking chair, and more particularly to a reclining rocking chair that can be easily switched to a reclining chair while being a rocking chair.

  The reclining chair is an easy chair with an adjustable backrest and an ottoman, whereas the rocking chair is a swinging member with a curved leg under the chair (hereinafter referred to as the present application). It is a rocking chair that has two threads attached to it. This rocking chair usually comes in contact with the floor at two points. The chair swings back and forth gently by sitting on the seat and shaking the body and legs to move the body's center of gravity back and forth. Can give a relaxing effect. The reclining rocking chair is a rocking chair having the functions of the reclining chair described above.

  Conventionally, the following chair is proposed in patent document 1 as such a reclining type rocking chair.

  That is, the reclining type rocking chair 100 includes a seat bar 110, a backrest bar 120, an armrest portion 130, a footrest bar 140, an adjustment device 150, and a swinging assembly 160 as shown in a side view in FIG. The adjusting device 150 has an adjusting bolt 153 and is connected to the side of the seat bar 110, the armrest 130, and the footrest bar 140, and the swing assembly 160 is suspended from the seat bar 110. An oscillating member (ie, a thread) 163 curved in an arcuate shape is provided at the bottom of the leg portions 161 and 162. The oscillating member 163 has a front end portion and a rear end portion. The fixing leg 165 is provided on a cylinder 166, which is a ratchet, so as to be rotatable in a clockwise direction indicated by an arrow Y1 and a counterclockwise direction indicated by an arrow Y2. Also, a convex limiting member 190 is provided at the rear end of the swing member 163 to prevent the reclining rocking chair 100 from swinging too much or falling backward.

  In the case of reclining the reclining rocking chair 100 configured as described above, the adjustment bolt 153 is loosened, and the angular positions of the backrest bar 120 and the footrest bar 140 with respect to the seat bar 110 are adjusted.

  On the other hand, when the swinging member 163 is stopped swinging and the reclining rocking chair 100 is used as a reclining chair, each fixing leg 165 is rotated in the directions of the arrows Y1 and Y2 as indicated by dotted lines. Each fixing leg 165 is fixed in a state where the swinging member 163 floats from the floor surface F.

  However, according to the reclining type rocking chair 100, the rocking chair can be switched to the reclining chair only by rotating and fixing the fixing legs 165, but the protruding fixing legs as described above are used. When the entire chair is supported by the 165 in a state of floating from the floor surface F, each fixing leg 165 easily returns to the original due to the weight and strength of the chair body, and thus the stability of the reclining rocking chair 100 is improved. The problem was that it dropped and caused worry and anxiety to the sitting people. In addition, when used as a rocking chair, there is an element that is unstable in strength, like the protruding fixing leg 165, because the convex restricting member 190 prevents falling backward. , It gives anxiety to the sitting person. Furthermore, since the reclining rocking chair 100 main body has a structure that cannot be folded compactly, there is an inconvenience that a large space is required for storing.

Utility Model Registration No. 3135903

  The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned problems of the conventional reclining rocking chair, can be easily switched to either the reclining chair or the rocking chair, can sit stably, and is stored in a compact manner. It is an object of the present invention to provide a reclining rocking chair that can be used.

  The above-mentioned object of the present invention is a reclining type in which an angle of a backrest can be adjusted, and a bow-shaped curved thread that brings about a swinging motion is fixed to a leg portion on a floor surface side of a reclining chair body having a footrest. This is achieved by providing a reclining rocking chair characterized in that the leg and the thread are detachably fastened via a fastening member.

  Further, the above object of the present invention is such that the fastening portion for fastening the leg portion of the thread is formed so as to match the leg opening position and the outer shape of the leg portion when the reclining chair body is used. This is achieved effectively by providing a reclining rocking chair characterized in that

  Further, the above object of the present invention is characterized in that the sled has a length on the rear side larger than that on the front side, and restricts excessive swinging of the reclining chair body to the rear by the end on the rear side. This is achieved effectively by providing a reclining rocking chair.

  In addition, the above object of the present invention can be effectively achieved by providing a reclining rocking chair characterized in that the fastening member is a fastener.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide an armrest-operating type reclining chair in which the reclining chair body tilts and stands up by operating the armrest, and includes a cushion member attached to the backrest frame. A backrest, a seat formed by attaching a cushion member to a seat frame that is positioned at the lower end of the backrest frame and extends in the horizontal direction, and left and right upper ends of the front leg frame and the rear leg frame A leg part pivotally supported by a tilt positioning pin P1, an elbow side pivotally supported by the pin P2 on the backrest frame, and the fingertip side can be rotated upward, An arm formed by mounting a cushion member on an armrest frame having a locking portion that can lock the pin P1 at a desired position. ; And a strike by providing a reclining rocking chair, characterized in that it consists in suspending the coil spring between the pin P1 and the pin P2, it is effectively achieved.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, the seat frame has a front end pivotally supported by the front frame by a pin P3 and a rear end by a pin P4 and one end connected to the rear frame by a pin P5. This is achieved effectively by providing a reclining rocking chair characterized in that the chair body is folded flat around the pin P1 to the pin P5 as a pivot.

  The above object of the present invention is effectively achieved by providing a reclining rocking chair characterized in that a footrest is provided in the lower part of the seat frame so that it can be pulled out in the front-rear direction. .

  Furthermore, the object of the present invention is to provide a reclining type rocking chair characterized in that a floor protector is detachably attached to the fastening part of the leg part on which the fastening member is provided. Effectively achieved.

  As described above, the reclining rocking chair according to the present invention has the thread detachably attached to the leg portion of the reclining chair body through the fastening member. It is possible to easily switch the rocking chair in which the main body swings to the rocking chair in which the main body swings and the rocking chair in which the main body swings to the reclining chair in which the main body swings.

  In addition, since the fastening portion of the leg portion is formed so as to match the leg position and the outer shape of the leg portion when the reclining chair body is used, the above switching operation can be performed easily and in a short time. it can.

  In addition, since the backrest is tilted and raised by the operation of the armrest, the backrest can be easily adjusted to a desired tilting position.

  Moreover, since the chair body can be folded flat by removing the sled from the leg, movement and storage are convenient.

  In addition, a drawer-type footrest is provided, so you can sit more relaxed.

  Furthermore, the floor protector can be attached and detached easily and firmly to the fastening portion of the leg portion where the fastening member is provided, which is convenient.

1 is a perspective view of a reclining rocking chair according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a left view of the said reclining type rocking chair. FIG. 3 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a thread fastening structure in the reclining rocking chair, wherein (A) is a cross-sectional view showing details of a round dotted line A part of FIG. 2, and (B) is a cross-sectional view showing details of a round dotted line B part. FIG. It is a figure which shows the structure of the armrest in the said reclining type rocking chair, (A) is the sectional side view, (B) is the bottom view. It is a perspective view which shows the state which removed the thread | yarn in the said reclining type rocking chair, and folded. (A) It is explanatory drawing in the case of attaching a floor protector to a leg part and using it as a reclining chair by XX cross section arrow in FIG. 5, (B) is a perspective view which shows the shape of a floor protector. It is a side view of the conventional reclining type rocking chair.

  Hereinafter, the contents of the present invention will be described in detail based on examples. The present invention is not necessarily limited to the following examples, and it goes without saying that the configuration can be variously changed without departing from the scope of the claims.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a reclining rocking chair 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a left side view thereof.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the reclining rocking chair 200 includes a backrest 210, a seat portion 220, a pair of leg portions 230, a pair of armrests 240, a footrest (ottoman) 250, and a pair of sleds 260. As will be described later, the sled 260 can be used as a reclining chair by separating it from the leg portion 230 on the floor surface side.

  Here, the backrest 210 has a U-shaped backrest frame 211 that bends a metal pipe and opens downward, and a corrugated spring member 213 suspended between the backrest frame 211 and a head portion. A cushion member 212 formed in a round shape is attached. The cushion member 212 may have a square head portion.

  The seat portion 220 has a U-shaped seat portion frame 221 in a plan view that bends a metal pipe and opens forward, and both rear side portions of the seat portion 221 are pivotally supported by pins P5. The frame 231 is fixed through a pin P3. The front seat frame 221A of the seat frame 221 is bent downward, and a metal rod 223 for sliding the footrest 250 is provided between the front seat frames 221A. As will be described later, instead of providing the rod 223, the front leg frame 231 can be bent and formed integrally.

  A plurality of spring members 224 having a waveform are suspended between the seat frames 221, and a cushion member 222 is attached to the spring members 224. As will be described later, the footrest 250 is provided on the lower side of the seat portion 220 so as to be drawn forward.

  In this embodiment, the floor height of the seat 220 is set to about 40 several centimeters lower than a normal chair and higher than a seat chair from an ergonomic viewpoint, and sits relaxed for a long time. It is devised to be able to. The cushion member 212 and the cushion member 222 are connected to each other, and the cushion member 212 and 222 are seated on the backrest 210 by covering the upper portion of the cushion member 212, that is, the cushion head cover on the backrest frame 211. The unit 220 is adapted to be attached.

  These cushion members 212 and 222 have cushioning properties such as urethane (chips and slices) or cotton (cotton), and a thick member having a thickness of 7 to 15 cm is used, so the sitting comfort is extremely good. It is.

  The leg part 230 is a front leg frame 231 formed in a U-shape that bends a metal pipe and opens upward, and the open side left and right upper ends of the rear leg frame 232 formed in the same manner. As shown in FIG. 2, the crossing is made at an angle α and an angle β, respectively, and the crossing portion is pivotally supported by a tilt positioning pin P1. Both end portions of the pin P1 protrude in the width direction from the intersecting portion, and a protruding end portion P1t (see FIG. 4) is formed. The protruding end P1t is used for adjusting the tilt angle of the backrest 210, as will be described later.

  The front leg frame 231 is bent so as to incline forward at an angle β from the middle, and has a structure that does not easily fall forward. Note that the angles α and β are set to suitable angles that allow a person to sit relaxed for a long time from an ergonomic viewpoint.

  When the reclining rocking chair 200 is used as a reclining chair, a resin material or the like is provided at a contact portion between the front leg frame 231 constituting the leg portion 230 and the floor surface F1 of the rear leg frame 232 as described later. The floor protectors 233 having cushioning properties are provided at equal intervals in the left-right direction.

  The armrest 240 is formed by mounting a cushion member 243 on an upper surface of an armrest frame 241 that is integrally formed of a resin material in a hollow shape in a ship bottom mold in a side view. The armrest frame 241 has an elbow side pivotally supported on the backrest frame 211 by a pin P2, so that the fingertip side can pivot upward with the pin P2 as a fulcrum, as indicated by an arrow Y1, that is, an imaginary line. .

  In addition, the material of the armrest 240 is not limited to resin, and other materials such as metal, wooden simple substance, urethane base and synthetic leather or leather, synthetic fiber or cotton wound around the base can be used.

  Each inner surface of the side frame 241W on the fingertip side of the armrest frame 241 has a saw blade shape in a side view as shown in a side sectional view in FIG. 4 (A) and a bottom view in FIG. 4 (B). A locking portion 242 having a plurality of locking protrusions 242T is provided. In the present embodiment, five locking projections 242T are provided and the tilt angle is set to five stages. However, the number of the locking projections 242T can be increased or decreased as necessary. As shown in the drawing, the protruding end portion P1t of the pin P1 described above is locked between the locking protrusions 242T, and thereby the tilt position of the backrest 210, that is, the tilt angle is determined. Thus, when the protruding end P1t is moved in the front-rear direction and is locked between the locking projections 242T, the tip end of the locking projection 242T is formed in a saw blade shape, so that the movement of the protruding end P1t is performed. The locking can be performed easily and reliably.

  In addition, the structure of this latching | locking part 242 is not necessarily limited to embodiment mentioned above, About the shape, material, installation location, etc., it can change variously as needed.

  Inside the armrest frame 241, a tension coil spring 244 is suspended between the pin P1 and the pin P2. By providing the tension coil spring 244 in this manner, the backrest 210 can be gently tilted against the tension force of the spring, so that a comfortable feeling can be obtained. On the contrary, when the backrest 210 is erected, Since it can be erected automatically or with extremely weak force using the restoring force of the spring, it can be handled with ease and comfort even for the elderly and the sick. As the tension coil spring, based on the results of experiments by the present inventor, one having a tensile force extending 14 to 18 cm with respect to a load of 2 kg, more preferably 15 to 17 cm with respect to a load of 2 kg is applied. This is because if the pulling force is out of this range and is too weak or too strong, the tilting / standing operation of the backrest 210 cannot be performed gently. In particular, when the tension is too strong, the backrest 210 stands up rapidly. This is because it is not preferable for safety.

  The footrest 250 includes a footrest frame 251 formed in a U-shape in plan view in which a metal pipe is bent to open the front, a spring member 252 suspended between the footrest frames 251, and an open side of the footrest frame 251. A skeleton is formed by a metal rod 254 suspended and fixed therebetween, and a roller-like stopper 255 fixed to the end of the rod 254 protruding outward in the width direction of the footrest frame 251, and the spring member 252 The cushion member 253 is covered.

  In the present embodiment, polyurethane synthetic leather is used for the cushion member 253, but leather, cotton, synthetic fiber, or the like can also be used. Further, like the cushion member 212 of the backrest 210 and the cushion member 222 of the seat portion 220, the whole can be formed into a bag shape with a cover, and chip urethane can be put inside to give cushion elasticity. It is.

  The footrest 250 has one end fixed to the rear inner side of the seat frame 221 and a free end supported and guided by a steel rail 225 that extends forward from the lower portion of the seat frame 221 and slides on the rod 223. Then, as indicated by an arrow Y4 in FIG. 2, a necessary length is drawn forward from the lower side of the seat portion 220. That is, in the footrest 250, the free end portion of the rail 225 is inserted into the seat frame 221 made of a pipe member so that the seat frames 221 on both sides are supported, and the seat frame 221 on the front side is supported on the rod 223. Can be moved in the front-rear direction. Note that the forward movement of the footrest 250 is limited by the stopper 255 coming into contact with the front seat frame 221A. By using such a footrest 250, it is possible to sit more relaxed while stretching the knee for a long time.

  In the present embodiment, as described above, the footrest 250 is configured by the footrest frame 251 formed in a U-shape in plan view in which a metal pipe is bent to open the front, and is supported by the steel rail 225. Instead of this, instead of this, as described above, the metal pipe was bent in the front and the footrest frame was formed in a U shape in plan view with the rear opened, and the front It is possible to adopt a receptacle type that directly supports the footrest at the bent portion, or to make the seat portion in a plastic case shape, and to draw out the footrest in this case so that it can be stored.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the front side of the seat frame 221 is pivotally supported by the front frame 231 by the pin P3, and the rear side is pin P5 and the other end of the connecting lever 223 is connected to the rear frame 232 by the pin P4. It is pivoted through. Thus, each of the backrest 210, the seat 220, the seat 220 including the footrest 250, the leg 230, and the armrest 240 is pivotally supported so as to be pivotable with respect to each other via any of the pins P1 to P5. Therefore, as will be described later, the sled 260 is removed from the leg portion 230, and the backrest 210 (or the backrest frame 211) and the seat portion 220 (or the seat portion frame 221) are indicated by an arrow Y5 in FIG. When they are moved relative to each other, the entire chair can be folded flat as shown in a perspective view in FIG. For this reason, it is easy to carry and install, and there is an advantage that it does not take up space during storage and storage when not in use.

  The sled 260 is detachably fastened to the lowermost ends (floor side end portions) of the front frame 231 and the rear frame 232 constituting the leg portion 230 via fasteners 261 described later. The sled 260 is fixed to the leg portion 230 with the front frame 231 and the rear frame 232 fully opened as shown by a distance L1 in FIG. 2 (a state in which the reclining rocking chair 200 is used). The

  The sled 260 is made of hard wood having a total length of less than 1 m, and has a front thread 262 raised with a gentle curve at the front at a position G at the substantially central portion in the length direction of the chair body, This consists of a rear thread 263 that is raised rearward symmetrically, and a rear end thread 264 that extends downward about 10 cm from the end of the rear thread 263.

  The rear end thread 264 prevents the person who sits on the reclining rocking chair 200 from swinging rearward and falls, and as shown by the phantom line in FIG. 2, the end part of the rear end thread 264 The amount of shaking is limited by the contact of the floor F1. In the reclining rocking chair 200, the height H1 of the front thread 262 from the floor F when the end of the rear end thread 264 contacts the floor F1 is set to about 12 cm.

  As described above, in the reclining rocking chair 200, the rear end thread 264 is formed integrally with the strong thread 260, so that the entire chair is stabilized and the backward swing is reliably prevented. . Thereby, a sense of security and a relaxed feeling can be given to the sitting person. It should be noted that the material, shape, length, arcuate curve, etc. of the thread 260 described above can be arbitrarily changed depending on the use environment conditions and the like.

  3A and 3B are exploded views when the sled 260 is detachably secured to the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 via the fasteners 261 as described above.

  In the reclining rocking chair 200, a fastening member 261 including a bolt 261A and a wing nut 261B screwed to a screw portion 261As of the bolt 261A is used as a fastening member. The fastening member is not limited to such a fastener 261. For example, the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 such as a binding band or a binding tool such as a belt are substantially attached to the fastening portion of the thread 260. Any member that can be fixed is applicable.

  As shown in a cross-sectional view in FIG. 3A, the screw portion 261As and the head portion 261Ah of the bolt 261A are fitted on the back surface side of the fastening portion of the rear thread 263 to which the rear leg frame 232 is fastened. A hole 263 </ b> A is formed with an angle α that matches the inclination angle of the rear frame 232. A recessed portion 263B that matches the outer shape of the rear leg frame 232 to be fixed (in the present embodiment, an elliptical shape) is formed in the fixing portion on the surface side of the rear thread 263 communicating with the hole 263A. Similarly, as shown in a cross-sectional view in FIG. 3 (B), a hole in which the screw portion 261As and the head portion 261Ah of the bolt 261A are fitted on the back side of the front thread 262 to which the front leg frame 231 is fastened. 262A is provided with an angle β that matches the inclination angle of the front frame 231. A recessed portion 262B that matches the outer shape of the front leg frame 231 to be fastened (in the present embodiment, an elliptical shape) is formed in the fastened portion of the front thread 262 communicating with the hole 263A.

  On the other hand, the rear leg frame 232 fixed to the fixing portion (that is, the concave portion 263B) of the rear thread 263 is provided with a hole 232A through which the screw portion 261As of the bolt 261A is inserted across the cross section. Similarly, a hole 231A through which the screw portion 261As of the bolt 261A is inserted is penetrated across the cross section in the front frame 231 fixed to the fixing portion (that is, the concave portion 262B) of the front thread 262. .

  In the above-described configuration, when the thread 260 is fixed to the leg 230, the fixing positions of the rear thread 263 and the rear leg frame 232, and the front thread 262 and the front leg frame 231 are matched, The bolt 261A is inserted into the hole 232A of the rear leg frame 232 and the hole 231A of the front leg frame 231 from the hole 263A of the rear thread 263 and the hole 262A of the front thread 262, respectively. Complete by tightening by hand.

  As described above, the recesses 262B and 263B having shapes that engage with the outer shapes of the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 to be fastened are formed on the fastened portion on the upper surface of the thread 260. By simply placing the portion 230 (the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232) in use (that is, in the open leg state indicated by angles α and β in FIGS. 2 and 3) and placing them on the sled 260, both can be simply The reclining rocking chair can be assembled in a short time.

  On the other hand, when the reclining rocking chair 200 is used as a reclining chair without swinging, the reverse operation is performed, the bolt 261A is removed, the sled 260 is separated from the leg 230, and the leg The front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 constituting 230 are brought into contact with the floor surface F1.

  Thereafter, two floor protectors 233 are respectively attached to the contact portions of the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 with the floor surface F1 as described above. As is well known, the floor protector 233 is used for the purpose of preventing damage to the floor surface F1 and stabilizing the chair itself when the chair is used.

  6A is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XX in FIG. 5 and shows a state in which the floor protector 233 is attached to a contact portion between the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 with the floor surface F1. FIG. 6B is a perspective view showing the shape of the floor protector 233.

  As described above, the floor protector 233 has a cushioning property made of a resin material or the like, and its inner wall is aligned with the outer periphery of the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232 as shown in FIG. Thus, it is formed in a cylindrical shape.

  A protrusion 233A having a mushroom-shaped head 233Ah is integrally provided on a part of the inner wall, and a gap 233B is provided on the inner wall on the side facing the protrusion 233A. The protrusion 233 </ b> A is fitted into a hole 231 </ b> A provided on the floor surface side of the front leg frame 231 and a hole 232 </ b> A provided on the floor surface side of the rear leg frame 232.

  That is, when the floor protector 233 is attached to the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232, the gap 233B is first widened, and the head 233Ah of the protrusion 233A is snapped into the holes 231A and 232A of each leg frame. After the fitting, as shown in FIG. 6A, the leg frame is attached so as to cover the outer periphery. Conversely, when removing the floor protector 233, the gap 233B is widened, the protrusion 233A is pulled to the floor surface side, and is pulled out from the holes 231A and 232A of each leg frame and removed from the outer periphery of each leg frame. To do.

  As described above, when the floor protector 233 is fixed using the hole 231A of the front leg frame 231 and the hole 232A of the rear leg frame 232, the floor protector 233 is not displaced at the time of use, and the leg 230 is fixed to the floor F1. Since the chair body is stable, the seated person can feel secure.

  Moreover, since the floor protector 233 is detachably attached to the front leg frame 231 and the rear leg frame 232, the switching work to the rocking chair can be easily performed.

  As shown in a perspective view in FIG. 5, by separating the sled 260 from the leg portion 230, the entire chair can be folded flat, whereby the reclining rocking chair 200 can be stored compactly.

  As described above, the reclining type rocking chair 200 is a reclining type in which the angle of the backrest can be adjusted, and a bow-shaped curved thread that provides a swinging motion is attached to the leg portion of the reclining chair body with a footrest. Although it is a rocking chair, it is possible to immediately switch to a chair for reclining by simply removing the sled from the leg.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 (Conventional) Reclining type rocking chair 110 Seat bar 120 Backrest bar 130 Armrest part 140 Footrest bar 150 Adjustment apparatus 160 Swing assembly 163 Swing member 165 Fixing leg 190 Limiting member 200 (Invention) Reclined rocking chair 210 Backrest 220 Seat 230 Leg 231 Front leg frame 232 Rear leg frame 233 Floor protector 240 Armrest 250 Footrest 260 Thread 261 Fastener 262 Front thread 263 Rear thread 264 Rear end thread F , F1 floor

Claims (8)

  A reclining type rocking chair in which an angle of a backrest can be adjusted, and a bow-shaped curved thread that causes a swinging motion is fixed to a leg portion on a floor surface side of a reclining chair body with a footrest, A reclining rocking chair, wherein the leg and the thread are detachably fastened via a fastening member.   The fastening part that fastens the leg part of the sled is formed so as to match an open leg position and an outer shape of the leg part when the reclining chair body is used. The reclining rocking chair according to 1.   The length of the rear side of the sled is set to be larger than that of the front side, and the rear end portion restricts excessive swinging of the reclining chair body to the rear side. Reclining rocking chair.   The reclining rocking chair according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the fastening member is a fastener.   The reclining chair body is an armrest operating type reclining chair in which the backrest is tilted and erected by operating the armrest, the backrest comprising a cushion member attached to a backrest frame, and the backrest frame A seat part formed by attaching a cushion member to a seat part frame located at the lower end and extending in the horizontal direction, and the left and right upper ends of the front leg frame and the rear leg frame are pivoted by a tilt positioning pin P1. The supporting leg portion and the elbow side are pivotally supported by the pin P2 on the backrest frame so that the fingertip side can be rotated upward, and the pin P1 is placed at a desired position on the fingertip side or outside. An armrest formed by mounting a cushion member on an armrest frame having a locking portion that can be locked, and the pin Characterized in that it consists in suspending the coil spring between the 1 and the pin P2, reclining rocking chair according to any one of claims 1 to 4.   The seat frame is pivotally supported on the front frame by a pin P3 on the front side and is pivotally supported on the other end of a connecting lever whose one end is connected to the rear frame by a pin P4 via a pin P5. 6. The reclining rocking chair according to claim 5, wherein the chair body is folded flat with the pins P1 to P5 as pivots.   The reclining rocking chair according to claim 5 or 6, wherein a footrest is provided at a lower part of the seat frame so as to be able to be pulled out in the front-rear direction.   The reclining rocking chair according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a floor protector is detachably attached to a fastening portion of the leg portion on which the fastening member is provided.