JP4823548B2 - Chair backrest device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a chair backrest device including a lumbar support.

A backrest device in which a lumbar support is attached to the backrest of a chair is described in, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2, and is well known.
JP-T 8-507935 (FIGS. 15, 19, and 20) JP 2004-49656 A

  In the backrest device described in Patent Document 1, in order to adjust the vertical position of the brace member that is the lumbar support, the brace member is attached to the side frame of the backrest so that both side ends can be slid up and down. Since it is necessary to loosen the fastener by tightening the fastener and slide the brace member to an appropriate position and then tighten the fastener again, it is troublesome to adjust the vertical position of the brace member.

  Also, in the case described in Patent Document 1 as another embodiment, the brace member is detachably attached to the backrest frame, and when adjusting its vertical position, the brace member is once removed from the frame. The operation is troublesome because it is necessary to attach it again at an appropriate position.

  The backrest device described in Patent Document 2 can be adjusted in the vertical position while the lumbar support is attached to the backrest, so that the above-described problem does not occur.

  However, the lumbar support body is supported by a lumbar support support body attached to the center of the back frame only in the center in the left-right direction so that it can slide up and down, and a plurality of upper and lower covers provided in the center of the lumbar support body. Since the engagement groove is selectively elastically engaged with the engagement protrusion protruding on the lumbar support support body, the vertical position of the lumbar support body can be adjusted. There is a risk of wobbling in the front-rear and left-right directions around the support portion.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems. The backrest of a chair, in which the lumbar support body is attached to the backrest so that the vertical position of the lumbar support body can be easily adjusted and can be moved up and down stably. The object is to provide a drooling device.

According to the present invention, the above problem is solved as follows.
(1) In a chair backrest device in which a flexible back support material is stretched on the front surface of the back frame, and a lumbar support is provided on the back frame on the back surface of the back support material, the lumbar support is A lumbar support mounting member attached to the back frame and having a pair of left and right guide rails facing the up and down direction on the front surface, and attached to the left and right guide rails in front of the lumbar support mounting member. A lumbar support body is provided, and a pair of left and right mounting pieces projecting from the rear surface of the lumbar support body are provided with guide shafts facing in the left-right direction, and the guide shafts are provided on the side surfaces of the left and right guide rails. Fitted to the provided guide hole facing the up and down direction so as to be slidable up and down, the rear surface of the lumbar support main body in front of the guide shaft, The lumbar support main body is placed in front of the lumbar support mounting member so that the front portion of the guide rail is sandwiched between the guide shaft and the rear surface of the lumbar support main body by slidingly contacting the front surface of the guide rail via the vertical position adjusting means. Are provided so that the vertical position can be adjusted.

(2) In the above item (1), the vertical position adjusting means is provided on the other side of the opposing surfaces of the guide rail and the lumbar support body, and on the other side, and is provided on the other side. It shall consist of the protrusion part elastically engaged with either of the stop grooves.

(3) In the above item (2), the protrusion is provided on an elastic tongue piece that is elastically deformable in the front-rear direction provided on the guide rail or the lumbar support main body.

(4) In the above item (2) or (3) , a pair of upper and lower guide shafts are provided so that the protrusion can be elastically engaged with any one of the plurality of stop grooves at an intermediate portion thereof.

(5) In any one of the above items (1) to (4), a guide piece in which the outer end of the guide shaft approaches or slides in the guide rail is provided in the vertical direction.

(6) In any one of the above items (1) to (5), the lumbar support main body is attached to the front surface with an elastically deformable pad material.

(7) In any one of the above items (1) to (6), a handle projecting outward is provided on each side end of the lumbar support body.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the lumbar support body can move up and down along the guide elongated holes of the guide rails facing the up and down pair of left and right provided on the front surface of the lumbar support mounting member. Since the rear surface is in sliding contact with the front surfaces of both guide rails via the vertical position adjustment means, the vertical position of the lumbar support body can be easily adjusted while attached to the lumbar support mounting member provided on the back frame. can do.
In addition, the lumbar support body sandwiches the front part of the guide rail by the rear surface of both side parts and the guide shafts fitted in the guide long holes of the left and right guide rails. There are few and can move up and down stably.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the vertical position of the lumbar support main body can be adjusted stepwise and easily only by moving the lumbar support main body up and down by hand.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, the elastic tongue piece is elastically deformed in the front-rear direction, so that the protrusion provided thereon can be easily elastically engaged with the plurality of stop grooves.

  According to the invention of claim 4, the lumbar support main body is prevented from wobbling in the vertical and front-rear directions, can be moved up and down more stably, and the load when the back and waist are pressed against the lumbar support main body is increased. The guide rail is prevented from acting locally.

  According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, wobbling in the left-right direction of the lumbar support main body is reliably prevented.

  According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, when the back or waist is pressed against the lumbar support body, the pad material is elastically deformed and has cushioning properties, so that the back and waist are comfortably supported.

  According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, it is possible to easily adjust the vertical position of the lumbar support body by gripping the left and right handles.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a front view of a chair provided with the backrest device of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view thereof, and the chair (1) has five legs facing the radial direction with a caster (2) attached to the front end. A leg (4) composed of a heel (3), a pedestal (5) which stands upright at the center of the leg (4) and can be adjusted in the vertical position by expansion and contraction of a gas spring (not shown), and its upper end And a support base (6) having seat support arms (6a) (6a) extending left and right on both side surfaces of the front part.

  A pivot (7) consisting of a hexagonal shaft facing in the left-right direction passes through the center of the support base (6) in the front-rear direction, and a backrest (8) is supported at both ends of the pivot (7). Cylindrical portions (9a) and (9a) formed at the lower front end portions facing forward in the pair of left and right backrest support rods (9) and (9) are fixedly fitted.

  The backrest (8) and the backrest support rod (9) can be rotated with respect to the support base (6) integrally around the pivot (7).

  Short standing arms (10) and (10) project upward slightly from the pivot (7) of the left and right back support rods (9), and at the upper ends of the standing arms (10), The rear ends of a pair of seat receiving frames (12) and (12) that support the lower portions on both sides of the seat (11) are pivotally attached by pivots (13) that face in the left-right direction.

  The front end portions of the left and right seat receiving frames (12) are supported by left and right seat support arms (6a) in the support base (6).

(14) and (14) are armrests attached to the left and right backrest support rods (9).
The backrest (8) is a back material made of a stretchable or flexible mesh member or porous sheet member on the front surface of a synthetic resin back frame (15) having a generally rectangular frame shape when viewed from the front. 16) is stretched, and is bent in the shape of a side view slightly below the center in the vertical direction.

  A lumbar support (17) is attached in the vicinity of the bent portion slightly below the back frame (15) behind the back paddle (16).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the lumbar support (17) includes a lumbar support mounting member (hereinafter abbreviated as a mounting member) (18) attached to the back frame (15), and left and right 1 made of hard synthetic resin. A pair of guide members (19) and (19) and a lumbar support main body (20) are provided.

  The mounting member (18) is formed of a hard synthetic resin, and is disposed in a central part slightly downward in the back frame (15), and has a substantially rectangular vertical plate shape as viewed from the front (18a) and its four corners Accordingly, the back frame 15 extends in the direction of the side frames 15a and 15a that are substantially perpendicular to the left and right, and the left and right inclined side frames 15b and 15b that gradually inwardly tilt downward. It consists of a book mounting arm (18b), and a bending piece (18c) facing forward is connected to the outer peripheral edge to increase the bending rigidity in the thickness direction.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the board (18a) has an arcuate cross section that curves forward and has a pair of upper and lower guide rails (21) (21) (21) ) Is integrally projected. Stopper pieces (21a) (21a) are connected to the upper and lower ends of both guide rails (21) in a forward direction, and the front ends of the guide rails (21) between the upper and lower stopper pieces (21a) are convex forward. The arc surface is curved in a straight line.

  As shown in FIG. 6, each mounting arm (18b) (only the upper right part of the same structure is shown) has an engaging groove (22) that opens upward and downward and rearward. A locking portion (23) having a letter-shaped cross section is continuously provided, and a locking protrusion (24) facing upward and downward is provided outwardly at the front end portion of the outer surface of the locking portion (23) ( (See FIG. 3).

  As shown in FIG. 6, the back frame (15) has a front and a left side frame (15a) and a slanted side frame (15b) on the front surface on the inner peripheral edge side. A direction engaging groove (25) is formed.

  Since the inclined side frame (15b) is inclined obliquely in the vertical direction, the engaging groove (25) formed in the inclined side frame (15b), the locking portion (23) at the lower part of the mounting member (18), and the outer surface thereof are provided. The protruding locking protrusion (24) is also inclined in the same direction as the inclined side frame (15b).

  The front surface on the inner peripheral edge side where the engagement groove (25) in the back frame (15) is formed is located behind the front surface on the outer peripheral edge side, and is an inner surface protruding forward from the engagement groove (25) ( 26) serves as a guide surface for fitting the attachment arm (18b) into the engagement groove (25), and is a restriction surface for restricting the outward movement of the attachment arm (18b).

  On the inner surface (26), the mounting portions of the four mounting arms (18b) can be engaged with locking projections (24) protruding from the outer surfaces of the locking portions (23). An engagement hole (27) is formed in the vertical direction (the lower one is diagonally up and down). As shown in FIG. 6, the engagement hole (27) is formed on the front end of the back frame (15), and is formed on the outer side for fitting and locking the outer peripheral edge of the back support member (16). It is formed so as to communicate with the engaging groove (28) that opens to the bottom.

  In this way, the locking protrusion (24) engaged with the engagement hole (27) is pressed inward by a driver or the like inserted from the outside into the engagement groove (28), and the engagement is performed. Can be removed.

  The outer piece (23a) in the locking portion (23) of each mounting arm (18b) and the inner piece (15c) of the side frame (15a) are engaged with the engaging groove (25) of the side frame (15a). Engage with the engaging groove (22) of the stopper (23) and engage the engaging protrusion (24) of the engaging portion (23) with the engaging hole (27) of the side frame (15a). By doing so, the attachment member (18) is attached to the back frame (15).

  At this time, the mounting member (18) can be easily mounted from the front of the back frame (15) before the back support material (16) is stretched, but the mounting member is located behind the back frame (15). (18) If the entire body is slightly elastically deformed inward and the locking portion (23) of each mounting arm (18b) is positioned in front of the side frame (15a) and the inclined side frame (15b), the backing material (16) Can be installed even after tensioning.

  After the mounting member (18) is mounted, the locking projection (24) projecting from the locking portion (23) of the mounting arm (18b) on the upper side, and the engagement hole (27) with which it is engaged Since the locking projection (24) projecting from the locking portion (23) of the lower mounting arm (18b) and its engaging hole (27) are oriented obliquely in the vertical direction. When a force in the vertical direction is applied to the mounting member (18), component forces in different directions act, and the mounting member (18) is less likely to come off from the back frame (15).

  Further, the front surface on the inner peripheral edge side where the engagement groove (25) is formed in the back frame (15) is located behind the front surface on the outer peripheral edge side, and the mounting member (fitting the engagement groove (25)) Since the side edge of 18) is not visible from the outside, the appearance is improved.

  The left and right guide members (19) and (19) described above are formed in an arc shape that curves with substantially the same curvature as the guide rail (21) of the mounting member (18), so that the left and right guide rails (21) are opposed to each other. The vertical dimension is slightly smaller than the vertical dimension of the board (18a) of the mounting member (18), and the horizontal dimension can almost cover the front surface of the guide rail (21). It is a dimension.

  On the outer edge of the guide member (19), a guide piece (19a) facing upward and downward is provided so as to protrude rearward (see FIGS. 3 and 4).

  As shown in FIG. 5, the upper and lower ends of the guide member (19) are formed with attachment portions (19b) (19b) extending rearward and having a substantially vertical surface at the rear end.

  On the front surface of the substrate (18a) of the mounting member (18), mounting seats (29) for mounting the guide member (19) are provided so as to be continuous with the upper and lower ends of the left and right guide rails (21). The rear ends of the upper and lower mounting portions (19b) and (19b) of the guide member (19) are brought into contact with the front ends of the upper and lower mounting seats (29) and (29) on the left and right sides, and through holes of the mounting portions (19b) ( 30), by inserting the set screw (31) inserted from the front into the female screw hole (32) of the mounting seat (29), the left and right guide members (19) are mounted on the board of the mounting member (18) ( It is attached to the front surface of 18b) so as to cover the guide rail (21) (see FIGS. 3 and 5).

  After this attachment, between the guide member (19) and the guide rail (21), an arcuate guide long hole (33) facing upward and downward curved in a forward convex shape is formed, and this guide long hole ( The upper and lower ends of 33) are closed by upper and lower stopper pieces (21a, 21a) projecting from the guide rail (21) (see FIG. 5).

  On the front surfaces of the left and right guide members (19), a plurality of slightly horizontally long stop grooves (34) are formed at regular intervals in the vertical direction.

  The lumbar support main body (20) described above is composed of a base member (35) made of hard synthetic resin and a slightly soft pad material (36) attached to the front surface thereof.

  The base member (35) has a substantially rectangular frame plate shape in which the left and right dimensions are slightly larger than the distance between the outer surfaces of the left and right guide members (19). As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, handles (37) and (37) that project obliquely rearward and outwardly are integrally projected.

  A pair of mounting pieces (38) and (38) facing up and down on the opposing surfaces of the left and right sides of the upper piece (35a) and the lower piece (35b) in the base member (35) protrude rearward in the required dimensions. In addition, the protrusions are integrally provided so that the outer side surfaces of the protrusions are close to the inner side surfaces of the left and right guide members (19).

  The central portions of the opposing surfaces of the left and right mounting pieces (38) are connected by horizontal ribs (39) facing the left and right directions that are continuous with them.

  Elastic tongue pieces (40) and (40) projecting outward from each other at the center of the front end of the outer surface of the left and right mounting pieces (38) are integrally connected so as to be elastically deformable in the front-rear direction. Yes. On the rear surfaces of the both elastic tongues (40), there are engaging protrusions (41) (41) capable of selectively elastically engaging with stop grooves (34) formed on the front surfaces of the left and right guide members (19). 41) protrudes backward (see FIG. 5).

  A pair of upper and lower guide shafts (42) and (42) are required above and below the elastic tongue (40) on the outer surface of the left and right mounting pieces (38) behind the elastic tongue (40). It protrudes outward so as to be spaced apart.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the pair of left and right upper and lower guide shafts (42) and (42) are guide long holes (33) formed in opposing surfaces of the guide member (19) and the guide rail (21), respectively. ) Is slidable in the vertical direction, and at the time of this fitting, the side end of each guide shaft (42) is close to or slidably contacted with the guide piece (19a) on the side edge of the guide member (19). At the same time, the engaging protrusions (41) of the left and right elastic tongue pieces (40) come into pressure contact with the front surface of each guide member (19) by elastically deforming the elastic tongue pieces (40) slightly forward. ing.

  Thus, the base member (35) is attached to the attachment member (18) so that it can move up and down and its height can be adjusted stepwise by the stop groove (34).

  The guide shaft (42) is fitted into the guide slot (33) before the guide member (19) is fixed to the mounting member (18). That is, the guide member (19) is sandwiched between the elastic tongue piece (40) and the upper and lower guide shafts (42), and in this state, the rear surface of the guide shaft (42) is placed on the front surface of the guide rail (21). If the upper and lower ends of the guide member (19) are fixed to the mounting member (18) by contact, the guide shaft (42) will inevitably be located in the guide slot (33).

  The upper piece (35a) and the lower piece (35b) of the base member (35) are provided with a plurality of attachment holes (43) facing the left-right direction for attaching the pad material (36).

  There is a downward locking step (43a) at the upper inner surface of each upper mounting hole (43), and an upward locking step (43a) at the lower inner surface of each lower mounting hole (43). , Respectively (see FIG. 5).

  The pad material (36) is made of a semi-rigid material having flexibility and elasticity, for example, a polyurethane elastomer having a hardness in the range of 80 to 90 (Shore A scale), and is formed in a hollow shape in which the rear surface and the left and right side surfaces are opened. Has been.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the cross-sectional shape of the pad material (36) is such that the front and rear dimensions of the mounting piece (36a) facing the lower rear are slightly longer than the upper mounting piece (36b), and the front surface is It has a substantially semi-cylindrical cross-section that forms a curved surface that gradually protrudes downward toward the bottom.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the upper and lower surfaces of the pad material (36) are arranged so that the lower surface of the lower mounting piece (36a) and the upper surface of the upper mounting piece (36b) are centered from both left and right ends as shown in FIG. By curving in a substantially arc shape so as to gradually approach each other, the central portion is a substantially drum-shaped curved surface constricted at the center. The curvature of the lower curved surface is smaller than that of the upper part.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the front surface of the pad material (36) is a substantially arc-shaped curved surface that gradually curves backward from the left and right ends toward the center in a plan view.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 8, the rear end of the upper and lower mounting pieces (36a) (36b) of the pad material (36) has a plurality of engaging claws (44a) facing upward and downward at the tip. A plurality of engagement pieces (44) project rearward, and the upper and lower engagement pieces (44) are formed on the upper piece (35a) and the lower piece (35b) of the base member (35). The pad material (36) is attached to the front surface of the base member (35) by engaging the engaging claw (44a) with the engaging step (43a) inside the mounting hole (43). It is attached.

  The lumbar support (17) having such a structure is formed on the four mounting arms (18b) on the upper, lower, left and right sides of the mounting member (18) after assembling all the members on the front surface of the mounting member (18). The engaging portion (23) and the engaging protrusion (24) that are formed in the manner described above, the engaging grooves (25) and engaging holes (27) of the left and right side frames (15a) and the inclined side frames (15b) ) To be attached to the lower central portion of the back frame (15).

  FIG. 9 schematically shows a usage example of the lumbar support (17). (A) shows a state where the lumbar support body (20) is slid to the lower limit, and (b) shows that the lumbar support is slid to the upper limit. Each state is shown. The solid line (45) indicates the back of the seated person.

In order to adjust the vertical position of the lumbar support body (20), the left and right handles (37) of the base member (35) may be gripped with both hands and pushed strongly in the vertical direction.
Then, a pair of left and right upper and lower guide shafts (42) in the base member (35) is a guide slot between the left and right guide rails (21) of the mounting member (18) and the pair of guide members (19). (33) sliding in the vertical direction, and the elastic tongue piece (40) between the upper and lower guide shafts (42) is also moved in the vertical direction while sliding in contact with the front surface of the guide member (19), The engaging protrusion (41) protruding from the elastic tongue piece (40) enters into one of the upper and lower stop grooves (34) on the front surface of the guide member (19) and elastically engages.

  As a result, the base member (35) and the pad material (36), i.e., the lumbar support body (20), are stopped and held at an arbitrary vertical position, and a part of the seated person's waist and back (45) can be set according to their preference. Can be supported accordingly.

  The left and right sides of the lumbar support body (20) move up and down guided by a guide slot (33) between the guide member (19) and the guide rail (21). The guide member (19) is sandwiched between the guide shaft (42) and the left and right elastic tongue pieces (40) positioned between the upper and lower guide shafts (42), and the left and right guide shafts (42) 4, the lumbar support body (20) is prevented from rattling in the left-right direction because it is close to or in sliding contact with the guide piece (19a) of the guide member (19) as shown in FIG. Thus, the front of the attachment member (18) can be moved up and down stably.

  The pad material (36) of the lumbar support body (20) is hollow and is made of a flexible and elastic semi-rigid elastomer, and it is elastically deformed moderately when pressed against the back and waist. Therefore, the back and waist can be supported comfortably. Moreover, the cross-sectional shape of the pad material (36) is a curved surface in which the front and rear dimensions of the lower mounting piece (36a) are longer than the upper mounting piece (36b), and the front surface gradually protrudes downward toward the front. As shown in FIG. 5, when the load from the back and waist is applied obliquely downward to the front surface of the pad material (36) as shown by the arrow, It becomes easy to bend, and the lower part bulges forward while the upper part dents backward like a two-dot chain line. As a result, the lumbar vertebrae of the seated person is strongly pressed and the supporting force of the part is increased, so that the backrest (8) in which the mesh-like backrest material (16) without the cushion material is stretched, Lumbar vertebrae and the like are effectively supported.

  In addition, the front shape of the pad material (36) is substantially drum-shaped with the center part constricted, so when the back or waist is pressed against the back part, the center part is more elastically deformed than both sides, In addition, the center part of the waist and the left and right side parts can be supported in a wide range and stably. In addition, since the curvature of the lower surface is made smaller than that of the upper surface, the deformation resistance on the lower side of the pad material (36) is increased, and the supporting force on the lower portion of the back and waist is increased.

  Furthermore, since the shape of the front surface of the pad material (36) in plan view is an arc-shaped curved surface that gently curves backward, any part of the back or waist is widely supported by the front surface of the pad material (36). , Fatigue is relieved.

  In the above embodiment, a plurality of stop grooves (34) are formed on the front surface of the guide member (19) forming a part of the guide rail, and the elastic tongue piece (40) on the rear surface of the base member (35) of the lumbar support body (20). ) Are provided with engaging protrusions (41) that elastically engage with the stop grooves (34), but on the contrary, a plurality of stop grooves are provided on the rear surface side of the base member (35), and guides are provided. An engagement protrusion may be provided on the member (19) side.

  Further, if the guide rail (21) has a large protruding dimension to the front, a guide long hole (33) similar to the above is directly formed therein, and a plurality of stop grooves (34) are provided on the front surface. The guide member (19) can be omitted. At this time, for example, two long or short guide shafts that face in the left-right direction are inserted into the pair of mounting pieces (38) of the base member (35) in the lumbar support main body (20). The guide shaft may be slidably fitted in the guide elongated holes of the left and right guide rails.

  When attaching each mounting arm (18b) of the mounting member (18) to the back frame (15), the locking projection (23) protruding from the outer surface of the locking portion (23) of the mounting arm (18b) The engagement hole (27) formed in the frame (15) is engaged, but on the contrary, a locking projection is provided on the back frame (15) side, and the locking portion (23) It is also possible to engage engagement holes provided on the outer surface.

It is a front view of a chair provided with the backrest apparatus of this invention. It is a side view similarly. Similarly, it is a disassembled perspective view of a lumbar support. It is the IV-IV line expanded transverse end view of FIG. Similarly, it is a VV line expansion longitudinal end view. Similarly, it is a VI-VI line expansion transverse plane view. It is a front view of the pad material of a lumbar support. It is also a plan view. It is a schematic vertical side view which shows the usage example of a lumbar support.

Explanation of symbols

(1) Chair
(2) Casters
(3) Footpad
(4) Leg
(5) pedestal
(6) Support base
(6a) Seat support arm
(7) Axis
(8) Backrest
(9) Back support
(9a) Tube part
(10) Standing arm
(11) Seat
(12) Seat support frame
(13) Axis
(14) Armrest
(15) Back frame
(15a) Side frame
(15b) Inclined side frame
(15c) Inner piece
(16) Backing material
(17) Lumber support
(18) Lumber support mounting member
(18a) Board
(18b) Mounting arm
(18c) Edge piece
(19) Guide member
(19a) Guide piece
(19b) Mounting part
(20) Lumber support body
(21) Guide rail
(21a) Stopper piece
(22) Engagement groove
(23) Locking part
(23a) Outer piece
(24) Locking protrusion
(25) Engaging groove
(26) Inner side
(27) Engagement hole
(28) Engaging groove
(29) Mounting seat
(30) Through hole
(31) Set screw
(32) Female thread hole
(33) Guide slot
(34) Stop groove
(35) Base member
(35a) Upper piece
(35b) Lower piece
(36) Pad material
(36a) (36b) Mounting piece
(37) Handle
(38) Mounting piece
(39) Horizontal rib
(40) Elastic tongue
(41) Engagement protrusion
(42) Guide shaft
(43) Mounting hole
(43a) Locking step
(44) Engagement piece
(44a) Engaging claw
(45) Back

Claims (7)

In a chair backrest device in which a flexible backrest material is stretched on the front surface of the back frame, and a lumbar support is provided on the back frame on the back surface of the backrest material.
A lumbar support mounting member mounted on the back frame and having a pair of left and right guide rails facing upward and downward on the front surface, and in front of the lumbar support mounting member, A lumbar support main body that is movably mounted, and a pair of left and right mounting pieces projecting from the rear surface of the lumbar support main body are provided with guide shafts facing in the left-right direction. Fitted to the guide slot on the side of the guide rail that faces up and down, and slidably fits up and down, and the rear surface of the lumbar support body is adjusted to the front of both guide rails in front of the guide shaft. The guide rail and the rear surface of the lumbar support main body are brought into sliding contact with each other by means of the front portion of the guide rail. So as to sandwich, in front of the lumbar support mounting member, the backrest device of a chair, characterized in that the lumbar support body, arranged adjustably vertical position.   The vertical position adjusting means includes a plurality of upper and lower stop grooves provided on one of the opposing surfaces of the guide rail and the lumbar support body, and a protrusion provided on the other and elastically engaged with any of the plurality of stop grooves. The chair backrest device according to claim 1, further comprising a portion.   The chair backrest device according to claim 2, wherein the protrusion is provided on an elastic tongue piece that is elastically deformable in the front-rear direction provided on the guide rail or the lumbar support body. The chair backrest device according to claim 2 or 3 , wherein a pair of upper and lower guide shafts are provided, and a protrusion can be elastically engaged with one of a plurality of stop grooves at an intermediate portion thereof.   The backrest device for a chair according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a guide piece is provided on the guide rail so that an outer end of the guide shaft approaches or slides in the vertical direction.   The backrest device for a chair according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a lumbar support main body is attached to the front surface with a pad material that can be elastically deformed. The backrest device for a chair according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a handle protruding outward is provided on both side ends of the lumbar support main body.

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