JP5890147B2 - Chair - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a chair to which an optional member such as a hanger device or a headrest can be attached to a backrest obtained by stretching a tension member on a back frame.

  A chair having an optional member attached to the back of the chair is known. For example, there is one in which the option member itself or the attachment member of the option member is attached to the backrest so as to protrude to the back side of the backrest (see Patent Document 1).

In recent years, it has been proposed to attach an optional member to a chair formed by stretching a mesh-like tension material on the back frame, that is, a so-called mesh chair. Since the tension member needs to be supported on the back frame with a certain tension, it is desirable that the attachment portion of the tension member on the back frame is as far away as possible from the body support surface of the seated person. On the other hand, since the optional member is connected to the frame frame that the back frame constitutes, it is necessary to ensure a large contact area with the back frame. For this reason, some adopt a structure or the like in which a concave option member is fitted from below the back frame (see Patent Documents 2 and 3).

Moreover, in order to obtain the tension | tensile_strength of a tension | tensile_strength, there exists what used the part which enlarged the mesh | network of the tension | tensile_strength of the mesh form as the bolt insertion hole for option member fixation (refer patent document 4).

Japanese Patent No. 4160330 JP 2008-104521 A Japanese Patent No. 4632606 JP 2009-172126 A

Among those for attaching an optional member to a mesh chair, those described in Patent Documents 2 and 3 have a structure in which it is difficult to obtain a tension where it is desirable to support a tension material. While the strength can be increased, there is a risk that the optional member may hit the back of the seated person.

  Moreover, the thing of patent document 4 consists of a long warp and a weft, and a big cost accompanies processing a very small part of the tension material which has a uniform mesh pattern.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a chair capable of firmly attaching an optional member in a large area as much as possible against a backrest in which a tension member is stretched with an appropriate tension. And

According to the present invention, the above-described problem is solved as follows.
(1) A back frame comprising a back frame formed by connecting a pair of left and right side frame rods by a horizontal link rod and a tension member stretched on the back frame. An optional member is attached to the back frame. In a chair that is mounted so as to be located behind the backrest,
The tension member is stretched so as to form an appearance that wraps around from the outer peripheral surface side to the rear surface side of the connection rod, so that the support arm of the option member does not contact the tension member, and the connection It is attached to the connecting rod so as to come into contact with the flange from below , and the connecting rod is a main frame member formed by connecting at least upper ends of a pair of left and right side frame rods with an upper frame rod in the left-right direction. And the upper auxiliary frame material fixed to the back surface of the upper frame frame, and the tension member is fixed to the upper auxiliary frame material, and the optional member is a support arm. It is set as the chair characterized by being attached to the said upper frame collar via .

  With such a configuration, the tension member is stretched so as to form an appearance that wraps around from the outer peripheral surface side to the rear surface side of the connecting rod, so that the tension of the tension member does not loosen even after long-term use. The tension of is maintained. In addition, since the support arm of the optional member is attached to the connection rod so as not to contact the tension member and to contact the connection rod from below, the contact area of the support arm with respect to the connection rod can be reduced. A large amount can be secured without being affected. That is, the optional member can be firmly attached while securing the tension of the tension member.

In addition, the connecting rod is composed of two members, an upper frame rod and an upper auxiliary frame material that are divided into front and rear, and the support arm of the optional member is attached to the front upper frame rod and the tension member is attached to the rear upper auxiliary frame material, respectively. Therefore, the support arm of the option member and the tension member can be reliably separated. Therefore, the support arm of the optional member and the tension member can be attached without being influenced by each other.

(2) A back frame formed by connecting a pair of left and right side frame rods by a coupling rod in the left-right direction and a backrest stretched on the back frame. An optional member is attached to the backrest. In a chair that is mounted so as to be located behind the backrest,
The tension member is stretched so as to form an appearance that wraps around from the outer peripheral surface side to the rear surface side of the connection rod, so that the support arm of the option member does not contact the tension member, and the connection It is attached to the connecting rod so as to come into contact with the flange from below, and the connecting rod is a main frame member formed by connecting at least upper ends of a pair of left and right side frame rods with an upper frame rod in the left-right direction. said upper frame rod in the being more structure as upper frame upper auxiliary frame member which is fixed to the back of the rod, the lower surface of the upper frame rod, below the lower surface of the lower end portion upper auxiliary frame member A chair, wherein an upward projecting piece provided on a support arm of an optional member is in contact with and locked to the front surface of the downward projecting piece ; To do.

  With such a configuration, the upward projecting piece provided on the support arm of the option member comes into contact with and locked to the front surface of the downward projecting piece of the upper frame rod, so that the option member and the support arm are shifted backward. And the lower end portion of the downward projecting piece is positioned below the lower surface of the upper auxiliary frame member to which the tension member is fixed, so that the support arm and the tension member are reliably separated from each other. be able to.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a chair to which an optional member can be firmly attached with a large area as much as possible against a backrest in which a tension member is stretched with an appropriate tension.

It is a front view of a chair provided with the backrest which applied the tension structure of the tension material of the present invention. Similarly, it is a side view. Similarly, it is an exploded perspective view of a backrest and its support frame. Similarly, it is a front view of the backrest and its support frame, showing the tension member omitted. It is the VV line expansion vertical side view of FIG. It is the VI-VI line expansion vertical side view of FIG. It is the VII-VII sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is the VIII-VIII line enlarged arrow figure of FIG. It is the IX-IX sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is the XX sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is the XI-XI sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is an expansion exploded perspective view of the upper part of a main frame material, and an upper auxiliary frame material. It is the XIII-XIII line enlarged vertical side view of FIG. It is a front view when attaching a lumbar support device to a back frame and omitting a tension member. It is a front view of the right holding member. It is the perspective view which looked at the right holding member from diagonally right rear. FIG. 15 is an enlarged cross-sectional plan view taken along line XVII-XVII in FIG. 14. It is the perspective view which looked at the lumbar support from diagonally upper right front. It is the perspective view which cut | disconnected the center part and looked at the lumbar support from diagonally back. It is the perspective view which looked at the lumbar support from the diagonally upper left side. It is the XXI-XXI line enlarged vertical side view of FIG. It is a front view when the modification of a lumbar support apparatus is attached to a back frame, and a tension material is abbreviate | omitted. It is the XXXIII-XXXIII line enlarged vertical side view of FIG. FIG. 23 is an enlarged cross-sectional plan view taken along line XXIV-XXIV in FIG. 22. FIG. 23 is an enlarged cross-sectional plan view taken along line XXV-XXV in FIG. 22. It is the perspective view which looked at the right holding member in the modification of the lumbar support apparatus shown in FIG. Similarly, it is the perspective view which looked at the lumbar support from the diagonally upper left of the back. (a) is a perspective view of a support arm in the hanger device, (b) is a side view, and (c) is a plan view. It is a disassembled perspective view of the support arm in a hanger apparatus. It is a XXX-XXX line vertical side view of Fig.28 (a). It is a figure equivalent to the XXXI-XXXI line cross-sectional plan view of Fig.28 (a) in the state which attached the hanger apparatus to the support arm. FIG. 32 is a vertical side view taken along line XXXII-XXXII in FIG. 31. It is the XXXIII-XXXIII line enlarged vertical side view of FIG.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In each figure, the left and right are referred to in front view.
FIG. 1 is a front view of a chair provided with a backrest to which the tension member tensioning structure of the present invention is applied, and FIG. 2 is a side view of the same.
The chair has a leg 3 having five radial rods 2 each having a caster 1 at the tip, and a telescopic member that is erected at the center of the leg 3 and accommodates a gas spring (not shown). Pedestal 4, a support base 5 facing the front upper side with the rear end fixed to the upper end of the pedestal 4, a seat 6 supported above the support base 5 as described later, and a front end A backrest 9 supported on the rear upper part of a substantially L-shaped backrest support frame 8 pivotally attached to the support base 5 with a shaft 7 (see FIG. 3) facing left and right, and the upper and lower sides of the backrest 9 A lumbar support device 10 provided in the middle of the direction and a hanger device 11 as an optional member provided at the upper end of the backrest 9 are provided.

The support base 5 has a substantially rectangular box shape in plan view which is long in the front-rear direction where the upper surface opens, and a known biasing means for constantly biasing the seat 6 toward the front is provided therein, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-2005. A compression coil spring as described in Japanese Patent No. 21244 and an adjusting means (not shown) for adjusting the urging force of the spring are accommodated. In addition, since such an urging | biasing means and adjustment means are not directly related to this invention, those specific structures and detailed description are abbreviate | omitted.
The opening on the upper surface of the support base 5 is covered with a removable cover 12.

  The seat 6 is attached to the seat plate 14 so as to cover a seat frame 13 having a frame shape in plan view, a seat plate 14 made of synthetic resin attached to the seat frame 13, and an upper surface and an outer peripheral surface of the seat plate 14. And cushioning material 15.

As shown in FIG. 1, a pair of front and rear reeds 13 a facing both the left and right sides of which both sides are inclined outward and the middle part is spaced downward from the seat frame 13, as shown in FIG. , 13b are fixed at both ends.
The intermediate portion of the front horizontal bar 13a passes through a long hole 16 which is formed by the front upper edge of the support base 5 and the front lower edge of the cover 12 and which is inclined downwardly in front. It is urged forward by the compression coil spring provided in the support base 5 through the portion in the left-right direction.

  The middle portion of the rear horizontal rod 13b has a pair of left and right connecting brackets 17 and 17, and is flat on the pair of left and right brackets 18 and 18 provided on the upper surface of the back support frame 8 slightly behind the shaft 7. It is connected to the upper surface so as to be rotatable.

  When the backrest 13b and the backrest support frame 8 are connected to each other, when the backrest 9 tilts backward together with the backrest support frame 8, the rear portion of the seat 6 is moved rearward and downward, and accordingly, The horizontal bar 13a is slid rearward and downward along the long hole 16 against the urging force of the compression coil spring in the support base 5, and the front portion of the seat 6 is also moved rearward and lower.

  The turning force of the backrest 9 to the front and the returning force of the seat 6 to the front upper direction are obtained not only by the biasing force of the compression coil spring in the support base 5 but also by the biasing force of the gas spring 24 described later. .

  As shown in FIG. 3, the backrest support frame 8 includes a pair of left and right backrest support rods 19 and 19 made of metal pipes each having a standing portion 19b connected to the rear ends of the forward facing portions 19a and 19a. An intermediate connecting member 20 having a U-shaped cross-section facing downward in a side view connecting the opposing surfaces of the center portions of the forward facing portions 19a, 19a in the front-rear direction; A substantially arcuate rear connecting member 21 that connects the opposing surfaces of the upright portion 19b excluding the upper end portion, and a back frame 27 fixing described later in which the front end is fixed to the rear surface of the upper end portion of the rear connecting member 21. And a fixed piece 22 having an L-shaped cross section viewed from the side.

  The intermediate connecting member 20 is fixed to the left and right backrest support rods 19 so that the upper surface thereof is substantially flush with the upper surface of the forward facing portion 19 a of the left and right backrest support rods 19. Although the forward facing portions 19a of the left and right back support rods 19 are parallel to each other, the upright portions 19b are gradually narrowed upward.

  The front end portions of the forward-facing portions 19a of the left and right backrest support rods 19 are compressed into vertical plates, and the above-described shaft 7 facing in the left-right direction is fixed to the plate-shaped portions. By pivoting the shaft 7 on the upper surface of the support base 5 slightly ahead of the leg 4, the backrest support frame 8 can be rotated in the vertical direction around the shaft 7.

  The pair of left and right brackets 18 described above are fixed between the shaft 7 and the intermediate connecting member 20 so as to protrude upward on the forward facing portions 19a of the left and right back support rods 19.

  As shown in FIG. 5, a rearward U-shaped bracket 23 is fixed to the center of the rear surface of the inclined portion facing rearward and upward in the rear connecting member 21. An upper end portion of the telescopic rod 24a of the gas spring 24 facing upward is pivotally attached to a support shaft 25 in the left-right direction. The lower end portion of the cylinder 24b of the gas spring 24 is pivotally attached to the lower portion of the rear surface of the support base 5 with a support shaft 26 in the left-right direction (see FIG. 2).

  Thereby, the backrest 9 attached to the backrest support frame 8 is always urged forward by the gas spring 24. By compressing the gas spring 24, the backrest 9 can be reclined freely. Further, by operating an operation lever (not shown) provided on the support base 5 to lock the expansion / contraction operation of the piston rod 24a of the gas spring 24, the backrest 9 can be stopped at an arbitrary backward tilt position.

  The backrest 9 includes a back frame 27 made of a hard synthetic resin, which is a substantially rectangular frame whose front shape gradually narrows downward, and a tension member 28 stretched on the surface of the back frame 27, that is, the front surface. (The tension member 28 is not shown in FIG. 4).

  As shown in FIG. 3, the back frame 27 is a pair of left and right side frame rods 29, 29 that are gently bent in a U shape so that a portion slightly below the center in the vertical direction protrudes forward in a side view. And the upper frame ridge 30 that gently curves in an arc shape and the lower ends of the both side frame ridges 29 and 29 are connected to each other while the upper end portions thereof are connected to each other and the central portion in the left-right direction protrudes rearward in plan view. A main frame member 32 composed of a lower frame rod 31 connected substantially linearly, an upper auxiliary frame member 33 fixed to the back surface of the upper frame rod 30, and a lower auxiliary frame attached to the front surface or the surface of the lower frame rod 31. The material 34 is provided.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, on the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31, the rear upper part of the backrest support frame 8, that is, the upright part 19 b of the backrest support collar 19 and the upper part of the rear connecting member 21, and the fixing piece 22. A side-view inverted U-shaped recess 35 that opens downward in which can be fitted is formed over substantially the entire length in the left-right direction.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, a planar shape is a square at the lower edge of the central portion in the left-right direction of the front wall 36 projecting downward at the front lower end of the lower frame collar 31 so as to cover the front of the recess 35. In addition, the forward piece 37 whose base portion is curved in a substantially arc shape is integrally formed so as to be inclined slightly forward and downward. The dimension of the front piece 37 in the front-rear direction is such a length that the front end thereof is positioned at a substantially central portion of the backrest support frame 8 in the front-rear direction.

Openings 38, 38 for inserting the rods of the operating lever of the gas spring 24 described above are formed on the left side of the rear part of the front piece 37 and the left side of the rear connecting member 21 facing the part, The opening 38 formed in the forward piece 37 is closed by the cover 39 after the rod is inserted.
The forward piece 37 also has a function as an upper cover that covers the upper surface of the rear half behind the intermediate connecting member 20 when the backrest 9 is attached to the backrest support frame 8.

  The bent part of the forward piece 37 is reinforced by a rib 40 protruding from the upper surface. Moreover, the bending rigidity of the forward piece 37 is enhanced by projecting the downward edge piece 37 a on the periphery of the forward piece 37 excluding the rear portion. On the left and right sides of the front downward edge piece 37a, there are upward arc-shaped concave portions 41 and 41 that can be fitted to the upper surface of the front-facing portion 19a of the left and right backrest support rods 19, respectively. An upward arc-shaped escape groove 42 is formed at the center of the downward edge piece 37a so as not to interfere with the gas spring 24 when the backrest 9 is tilted backward (see FIG. 3).

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the inner surface of the recess 35 formed on the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31 has a cylindrical shape that can be fitted to the upper part of the upright portion 19 b of the left and right backrest support collars 19. A pair of left and right downward projections 43, 43 are integrally projected.

  In order to attach the back frame 27 to the back support frame 8, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the rear upper part of the back support frame 8 is inserted into the recess 35 on the lower surface of the lower frame cover 31 from below, and the back frame 27 is mounted. The upper portions of the upright portions 19 b and 19 b of the left and right back support rods 19 in the support frame 8 are fitted to the left and right downward projections 43 and 43 projecting from the inner surface of the recess 35, The lower surface is brought into contact with the upper surface of the intermediate connecting member 20 of the back support frame 8, and the upper surface of the fixing piece 22 fixed to the rear surface of the rear connecting member 21 is brought into contact with the inner surface of the recess 35. At this time, when the upright portions 19b, 19b of the left and right back support rods 19 are fitted to the left and right downward projections 43, 43, the back support frame 8 and the back frame 27 are positioned in the front, rear, left, and right directions. Therefore, the subsequent installation work becomes easy.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the left and right two portions of the fixing piece 22 fixed to the rear surface of the rear connection member 21 of the backrest support frame 8 are arranged in the left-right direction of the rear surface of the recess 35 of the lower frame rod 31. The center part is fixed with a screw 44.

  Next, two left and right bolts 46 formed on the upper surface of the intermediate connecting member 20 of the back support frame 8 are inserted into the two left and right mounting holes 45, 45 formed on the front side of the forward piece 37 from above. The forward piece 37 is fixed to the upper surface of the backrest support frame 8 by screwing into the female screw holes 47 and 47 and tightening.

  Next, the lower surface of the back part of the back support frame 8 is covered with a lower cover 48 shown in FIG. The lower cover 48 has a square shape and a recessed surface shape substantially the same size as the forward piece 37, and is attached to both side edges of the rear upper part of the upward edge piece 48b protruding from the periphery of the bottom plate 48a. A pair of left and right mounting pieces 48c, 48c having a hole 49 facing obliquely outward and upward are provided projectingly. The rear upper part of the lower cover 48 including the left and right attachment pieces 48c is fitted and positioned in the recess 35 on the lower surface of the lower frame rod 31 (see FIGS. 5 and 7).

A relief groove 50 of the gas spring 24 having a U-shape facing forward in plan view is formed over the upward edge piece 48b of the front end of the lower cover 48 and the center portion in the left-right direction of the bottom plate 48a.
In addition, arc-shaped concave portions 51 and 51 that can be fitted to the lower surface of the front-facing portion 19a of the left and right backrest support rods 19 are formed on the left and right sides of the front upper edge piece 48b.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, by forming an upward bulging portion 52 on the right side of the bottom plate 48a, the bottom surface of the bottom plate 48a is rectangular and upward having a plurality of inwardly engaging pieces 53 at the opening edge. The recessed portion 54 is formed, and the recessed portion 54 can accommodate a booklet such as an instruction manual for the chair.

In order to mount the lower cover 48, as shown in FIG. 5, the lower end of the lower edge piece 37a of the peripheral edge of the forward piece 37 and the upper end of the upper edge piece 48b of the peripheral edge of the lower cover 48 are in contact with each other. In this manner, the lower half of the back support frame 8 is covered with the lower cover 48, and then, as shown in FIG. 7, bolts 55, 55 inserted from below into the mounting holes 49 of the pair of left and right mounting pieces 48c. Are tightened by screwing into a pair of left and right female screw holes 56 formed on the lower surface behind the recess 35 in the lower frame rod 31.
At this time, the rear upper part of the lower cover 48 including the left and right attachment pieces 48c is fitted into the recess 35 on the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31, and the rear upper edge of the lower cover 48 is formed as shown in FIG. The lower cover 48 can be easily positioned in the front-rear direction by making contact with the inner surface of the lower end portion of the downward rear wall 57 that projects from the lower surface of the rear end portion of the lower frame collar 31 and covers the rear of the recess 35. Can be attached to.

  As described above, in the chair of the above embodiment, the forward piece 37 facing forward is integrally formed at the lower end of the lower frame collar 31 of the back frame 27 made of hard synthetic resin. Is screwed to the upper surface of the backrest support frame 8 and the fixing piece 22 at the rear of the backrest support frame 8 is screwed to the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31. The lower part of the frame 27 can be firmly attached. Further, since the forward piece 37 integrally formed with the lower frame collar 31 is fixed to the upper surface of the back support frame 8, the forward piece 37 has a function as a strength member, and the back support frame 8 When the seating portion leans against the backrest 9 when the attachment portion between the lower frame collar 31 and the lower frame collar 31 is reinforced, it has high strength against the backward bending moment applied to the lower portion of the backrest support frame 8 and the back frame 27. To have.

  In addition, since the pair of left and right downward projections 43 projecting from the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31 are fitted to the pair of left and right standing parts 19b of the backrest support collar 19 in the backrest support frame 8, The strength against the backward bending moment applied to the lower portion of the back frame 27 is higher.

  Further, the upright portion 19b of the backrest support rod 19 that is separated in the left-right direction is fitted to the downward projection 43 that is separated in the left-right direction on the lower surface of the lower frame rod 31, so that it is positioned between the upright portions 19b. Since the fixing piece 22 fixed to the rear connecting member 21 is screwed to the lower surface of the lower frame rod 31, the standing portion 19b is supported in a state where the lower portion of the lower frame rod 31 is stably supported by the left and right standing portions 19b. Can be firmly fixed to the lower surface of the lower frame collar 31 with the fixing piece 22 (see FIG. 7).

As described above, since the mounting strength between the backrest support frame 8 and the backframe 8 is large, the backrest support collar 19 in the backrest support frame 8 has a large diameter, and the thickness of the lower frame collar 31 is increased. It is not necessary to take measures to increase their strength and bending rigidity by increasing the size, etc., and the chair can be reduced in weight and cost can be reduced.
Further, since the back frame 27 has a frame shape with a large opening at the center, the vertical dimension of the upright portion 19b of the lower frame collar 31 and the backrest support collar 19 attached thereto may be made sufficiently large. Even if it is not possible, the mounting strength of the backrest 9 does not become a problem.

Since the forward piece 37 formed integrally with the lower frame collar 31 has a function as an upper cover that covers the upper surface of the backrest support frame 8, a separate upper cover is manufactured and separately provided. Therefore, it is not necessary to mount the backrest support frame 8 on the backrest, thereby reducing the number of parts and the number of steps for assembling the chair.
Further, when the backrest 9 is attached to the backrest support frame 8, the forward piece 37 as the upper cover is automatically positioned, so that it is easy to attach the forward piece 37 to the backrest support frame 8. It becomes.

  Next, a structure in which the tension member 28 is stretched on the back frame 27 which is a frame will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 9 to 11, each side frame rod 29 includes a base 58 having a substantially trapezoidal cross-sectional shape that expands inward from the outer end, and an inner side from the rear end of the base 58. An inward projecting piece 59 projecting obliquely rearward and a forward projecting piece 60 projecting forward from a portion near the base 58 of the inward projecting piece 59 are provided.

  A step portion 61 that is recessed rearward is formed at the corner between the front surface and the outer surface of the base portion 58, and a groove 62 that is recessed inward is formed on the inner surface of the step portion 61. The side frame ridges 29 are provided along the longitudinal direction.

On the heel end face of the concave groove 62, there are two through holes 63 that open and close the bent portion of the side frame ridge 29, and through holes 63 that open to the inner surface of the side frame ridge 29. Through holes 64 that open to the inner side surface of the flange 29 are provided along the longitudinal direction of the side frame flange 29 with appropriate intervals.
Further, the rear surface of the base 58 is provided with a concave groove 65 that is recessed forward, along the longitudinal direction of the side frame rod 29.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a concave portion 60 a that faces the longitudinal direction of each side frame rod 29 is provided in an intermediate portion in the front-rear direction on the inner surface of the lower portion of each side frame rod 29.

As shown in FIG. 3, a shallow step portion 66 that is recessed rearward is provided at the lower front portion of the upper frame rod 30.
In addition, four screw insertion holes 67 facing in the front-rear direction are provided on the front surface of the upper frame rod 30 with appropriate intervals in the left-right direction.
As shown in FIG. 13, each screw insertion hole 67 is formed by connecting expansion holes 67b and 67c in front of and behind a small-diameter hole 67a in the middle portion in the front-rear direction. The screw expansion holes 67b of the screw insertion holes 67 are opened only on the front surface of the step portion 66 in the upper frame rod 30, but the diameter expansion holes 67b of the two screw insertion holes 67 near the both ends in the left-right direction are The upper frame ridge 30 is open across both the front surface of the step 66 and the upper surface of the upper frame ridge 30 thereabove.

  On the rear surface of the lower surface of the upper frame rod 30, a downward projecting piece 68 is provided continuously in the longitudinal direction of the upper frame rod 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a pair of left and right cutouts 69, 69 opening forward and downward is provided at the corner between the front surface and the lower surface of the step portion 66 in the upper frame rod 30. ing. The notches 69 and 69 communicate with a lower end portion of a bolt insertion hole 75 described later.

  On the front surface of the lower frame collar 31, four receiving holes 70 facing in the front-rear direction are formed with appropriate left and right intervals.

  The upper auxiliary frame member 33 is recessed in the lower part of the front surface of the plate-like base piece 71 that is substantially complementary to the rear surface shape of the upper frame rod 30, and is provided in a recessed stepped portion 33a that opens downward (FIG. 13). Four bosses 72 facing forward and adapted to fit into the expansion holes 67c of the screw insertion holes 67 in the upper frame rod 30, and a front shape. Is formed by protruding a pair of left and right projections 73 having an inverted T-shape with an appropriate interval in the left-right direction.

  In the lower center of the front end of the protrusion 73, a recess 73a is formed that complements the outer shape of the latter half of a nut 76 described later.

A concave portion 74 (see FIG. 27) that is substantially complementary to the left and right protrusions 73 of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is provided on the rear surface of the upper frame rod 30, so that it is substantially orthogonal to the front end portion of the concave portion 74. A bolt insertion hole 75 facing upward is provided on the lower surface of the upper frame rod 30.
Further, a nut 76 is disposed below the recess 74 facing the recess 73 a of the protrusion 73 so as to coincide with the axis of the bolt insertion hole 75.

The lower auxiliary frame member 34 is a horizontally long member provided with a concave groove 77 (see FIG. 5) facing the left and right direction on the lower surface, and can be fitted to each receiving hole 70 of the lower frame rod 31 on the rear surface. Four engagement pins 78 are provided so as to face rearward (see FIG. 3).
At the rear end portion of each engagement pin 78, a locking portion (not shown) for preventing the removal, which has a substantially conical shape, is provided. Each engagement pin 78 is provided with a cross-shaped slot (not shown) so that when the locking portion is inserted into the receiving hole 70, the locking portion can be reduced in diameter by elastic deformation. is there.

  The upholstery material 28 is formed in a square shape by mesh material, woven fabric, canvas, etc., with an upper edge material 79 at the upper edge portion, a lower edge material 80 at the lower edge portion, and a side edge material 81 at both side edge portions. It is fastened by means of sewing, tacker fastening, adhesion or other fastening means.

The upper edge material 79, the lower edge material 80, and the side edge material 81 are formed in a thin plate shape from a hard synthetic resin material, and the upper edge material 79 has four bosses 72 through which the upper auxiliary frame material 33 can be inserted. And a pair of left and right insertion holes 83 that are complementary to the projections 73 are formed.
An inwardly protruding piece 81 a that can be fitted into the through hole 64 in each side frame rod 29 is provided on the inner edge of the side edge member 81.

The tension member 28 is stretched on the back frame 27 as follows.
That is, the tension member 28 is fitted with the insertion hole 82 of the upper edge member 79 fixed to the upper edge portion thereof to the boss 72 of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 and the insertion hole 83 similarly to the projection 73, respectively. With the edge member 79 attached to the front surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33, the upper auxiliary frame member 33 has its boss 72 as an expansion hole 67 c of each screw insertion hole 67 in the upper frame rod 30, and the projection 73 is the same. The upper edge member 79 and the upper edge portion of the tension member 28 are respectively fitted to the recesses 74 and between the front surface of the recessed step 33a of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 and the rear surface of the upper frame rod 30. 13, the abutment against the rear surface of the upper frame rod 30, and as shown in FIG. 13, the fixing screws 84 inserted through the screw insertion holes 67 from the front of the upper frame rod 30 are connected to the center of each boss 72. Securely fastened to the upper frame rod 30 by screwing and tightening into the screw hole 85 provided in It has been.

  At this time, the nut 76 disposed at the lower portion of each recess 74 in the upper frame rod 30 is fitted to the recess 73a provided at the front end of the projection 73 in the upper auxiliary frame member 33, and moves backward. And rotation about the axis is prevented.

  From this state, the upholstery material 28 is wound sequentially around the inner peripheral surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 from the back surface and the outer peripheral surface, and the outer peripheral surface and the front surface of the upper frame rod 30, and is suspended along the front surface of the upper frame rod 30. The lower edge member 80 fixed to the lower edge portion and the lower edge portion of the tension member 28 are attached in advance to the front surface of the lower frame collar 31 by fitting each engagement pin 78 into each receiving hole 70. The tension member 28 is stretched between the upper frame rod 30 and the lower frame rod 31 by being pushed into the recessed groove 77 on the lower surface of the lower auxiliary frame member 34 from below.

Next, as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIGS. 9 to 11, the side edges of the upholstery material 28 and the side edge material 81 fastened to the side edge material 81 corresponding to the inwardly projecting pieces 81 a thereof. 29, the side edges of the upholstery material 28 are connected to the side frame flanges 29 by engaging with the recessed grooves 62 that open toward the outer sides of the side frame flanges 29. Install.
By fitting each inwardly projecting piece 81 a into the corresponding through hole 64, vertical position shift of both side edge portions of each side frame rod 29 and the tension member 28 is prevented.

  In addition, before attaching the lower edge part of the tension material 28 and the lower edge material 80 to the lower frame collar 31, the both side edge parts and the side edge material 81 of the tension material 28 may be attached to the both side frame collar 29. .

In this way, the tension member 28 can be reliably stretched on the back frame 27 in a state of being tensioned vertically and horizontally.
In particular, the tension member 28 is wound around the main frame member 32 from the front surface to the outer peripheral surface and the outer peripheral surface, the rear surface, and the inner peripheral surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 in order. Since it is fixed to the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 facing the back surface of 32, a beautiful appearance can be exhibited.

Further, the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is fixed to the back surface of the main frame member 32 in a state where the peripheral edge portion of the tension member 28 is fixed to the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33, and then the upper member 28 is attached to the upper auxiliary frame member 33. The material 33 is wound around the back surface and the outer peripheral surface from the inner peripheral surface and the outer peripheral surface and the front surface of the main frame member 32 in order, and the other peripheral portion of the tension member 24a is fixed to the back frame 27 by another fixing means. Thus, the tension member 24a can be easily stretched on the back frame 27.
Furthermore, since it is not necessary to form a concave groove for holding the tension member 28 on the inner peripheral surface of the back frame 27 using a complicated and expensive mold, the back frame 27 can be manufactured at low cost.

  A hard upper edge member 79 is fixed to the peripheral edge of the tension member 28, and the upper edge member 79 is attached to the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 facing the back surface of the main frame member 32 together with the peripheral edge of the tension member 28. Since it is fixed, the operation of fixing the peripheral edge of the tension member 28 to the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 can be performed easily and quickly.

  By engaging a convex portion such as a boss 72 or a protrusion 73 on one of the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 and the upper edge member 79 opposite to the upper auxiliary frame member 79 and the other, the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is engaged with the convex portion. Since recesses such as insertion holes 82 and 83 are provided so as to prevent displacement of the upper edge member 79 with respect to the frame member 33, the upper edge portion of the tension member 28 can be easily formed with respect to the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33. In addition, it is possible to reliably prevent displacement of the upper edge portion of the tension member 28 with respect to the upper auxiliary frame member 33.

  Protrusions such as bosses 72 and protrusions 73 provided on the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 are fitted in insertion holes such as insertion holes 82 and 83 provided in the edge member and provided on the back surface of the main frame member 32. By fitting also into recesses such as the expansion holes 67c of the screw insertion holes 67 and the recesses 74, it is possible to prevent misalignment between the upper auxiliary frame member 33, the upper edge member 79, and the main frame member 32. Therefore, the positional shifts among the upper auxiliary frame member 33, the upper edge member 79, and the main frame member 32 can be reliably prevented with only a simple structure.

  On the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 facing the back surface of the main frame member 32, there is provided a recessed step portion 33a that is recessed backward and opened inward. Since the upper edge portion or the upper edge member 79 fixed to the upper edge portion is fitted, when the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is fixed to the back surface of the main frame member 32, the recessed step portion 33 a substantially becomes the back frame 27. The upper edge of the tension member 28 or the upper edge material 79 fastened to the groove 28 can be fitted into the groove, and in order to form the groove, the above-described groove is formed. It is not necessary to use such a complicated and expensive mold, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

The upper auxiliary frame member 33 is fixed to the main frame member 32 with a fixing screw 84 penetrating from the surface of the main frame member 32 toward the back surface, and the head portion 84a of the fixing screw 84 is attached to the surface of the main frame member 32. Since the upper auxiliary frame member 33 can be easily fixed to the main frame member 32 because it is covered by the tension member 28 that is stretched, the head portion 84a of the fixing screw 84 is covered by the tension member 28 and is exposed to the outside. The appearance is good because it is not exposed.
In addition, at the time of disposal, the tool is pierced from the front of the tension member 28 and the fixing screw 84 is removed, whereby the edge of the tension member 28 is detached from the main frame member 32 together with the upper auxiliary frame member 33, and each member is removed. It can be sorted and discarded for different materials.

  Next, the lumbar support device will be described. As shown in FIG. 14, the lumbar support device 10 includes a horizontally long plate-like lumbar support 100 made of synthetic resin, and an inner surface of the left and right side frame flanges 29 of the backrest frame 27 in the backrest 9. And a pair of left and right holding members 101 that are held so as to be movable up and down.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the left and right holding members 101 are vertically long so that the left and right widths gradually increase from the top toward the bottom when viewed from the front when attached to the side frame collar 29 of the back frame 27. The linear guide hole 102 which faces the up-down direction is provided in the front surface.
The guide hole 102 is inclined with respect to the outer surface 103 such that the distance between the guide frame 102 and the outer surface 103 in contact with the side frame collar 29 of the back frame 27 gradually increases from the lower part toward the upper part.

  Since the inner surfaces of the left and right side frame rods 29 of the back frame 27 are inclined inward from the upper part to the lower part, the left and right holding members are attached in a state where the holding members 101 are attached to the left and right side frame rods 29. The left and right guide holes 102 and 102 of 101 are substantially parallel and face the vertical direction.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the guide hole 102 communicates with a forward hole 105 that opens on the front surface 104 of the holding member 101 and a rear end of the forward hole 105, and outwardly that opens on the outer surface 103 of the holding member 101. The hole 107 forms a substantially L-shaped cross section.

  As shown in FIG. 16, a concave groove 108 facing in the vertical direction is provided at the center portion in the front-rear direction on the outer surface 103 of the holding member 101. There is a step between which the rear portion 110 is recessed inward.

  On the rear end edge of the front portion 109 on the outer side surface 103, a pair of upper and lower plate-shaped projecting pieces 111, 111 facing the rear are provided so as to provide a gap with the rear portion 110. Further, a pair of vertically long convex portions 112 facing outward are provided at a portion near the front end of the front portion 109 so as to be spaced forward with respect to the projecting piece 111.

  A plurality of recesses 114 extending inwardly from the opening are provided at intervals in the vertical direction on the inner surface 113 on the front side of the outward hole 107 in the guide hole 102 (see FIG. 17) of the holding member 101. .

  To attach the holding member 101 to the side frame collar 29 of the back frame 27, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 11, the upper and lower protrusions 111 on the outer surface 103 of the holding member 101 are connected to the base 58 of the side frame collar 29. The upper and lower convex portions 112 on the outer surface 103 of the holding member 101 are fitted into the upper and lower through holes 63 and 63 in the side frame rod 29 while fitting into the concave portion 60 a formed between the forward projecting pieces 60. .

  As a result, the pair of left and right holding members 101 can be easily and reliably attached to the pair of left and right side frame rods 29 in a detachable manner, and the lumbar support 100 is attached to both the holding members 101 as described later. As a result, both holding members 101 can be prevented from coming inward from the back frame 27 and can be prevented from moving in the front-rear direction and the up-down direction.

As shown in FIG. 18, the lumbar support 100 is formed in a horizontally long, substantially rectangular shape, curved so that the central portion in the left-right direction protrudes rearward, and the central portion in the vertical direction protrudes forward. To be curved.
The upper and lower edges of the lumbar support 100 are curved such that the vertical width gradually decreases from the left and right side end portions toward the center.

  A slit 115 that is long in the left-right direction is provided on the front surface of the center portion of the lumbar support 100. The width (thickness) in the front-rear direction at the left and right opening edges of the slit 115 in the lumbar support 100 is the same as the other parts in this embodiment, but may be larger than the other parts. The length of the slit 115 in the left-right direction, the vertical width, and the arrangement position can be arbitrarily set.

  The lumbar support 100 is divided by a slit 115 into an upper upper independent flexible portion 116 and a lower lower independent flexible portion 117. The upper independent flexible portion 116 and the lower independent flexible portion 117 of the lumbar support 100 are configured to have different flexibility by various methods as described below.

  That is, in order to make the flexibility of the upper independent flexible portion 116 and the lower independent flexible portion 117 different from each other, the vertical width between the upper independent flexible portion 116 and the lower independent flexible portion 117, Alternatively, it is preferable to make the thicknesses in the front-rear direction different from each other, or to make the materials of the upper independent flexible portion 116 and the lower independent flexible portion 117 different from each other.

Further, as shown in FIG. 19, the lower independent flexible portion 116 is provided with a rib 118 projecting rearward at the lower end thereof, and the lower independent flexible portion 117 is not provided with a rib. The flexibility can be made different from each other.
In addition, ribs can be provided on both the upper independent flexible portion 116 and the lower independent flexible portion 117. In this case, the width in the left-right direction, the width in the vertical direction, the amount of protrusion to the rear, etc. The flexibility can be made different by making them different from each other.

  The lower independent flexible portion 117 is positioned forward from the upper independent flexible portion 116 by an appropriate dimension. In this way, the lower independent flexible portion 117 functions as a so-called pervis support that supports the pelvis of the seated person, and the upper independent flexible portion 116 functions as an original lumbar support that supports the lumbar spine of the seated person. Can be made.

  As shown in FIG. 20, on the rear surfaces of the left and right side end portions of the lumbar support 100, operation units 119 and 119 for a seated person to move the lumbar support 100 up and down are provided on the left and right side frames of the back frame 27. It is provided so as to protrude rearward from the flange 29 and the holding member 101 and to be positioned in the vicinity of the side frame flange 29.

  The operation unit 119 is provided outward from the left and right opening edges of the slit 115 and is formed in a horizontally long flat lever shape. A knurled 120 is provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the operation unit 119 as a slip stopper.

On the rear surfaces of the left and right side end portions of the lumbar support 100, there are provided engaging members 121 engaged with the guide holes 102 (see FIG. 18) in the holding member 101 so as to be slidable in the vertical direction. The vertical width of the engaging member 121 is considerably smaller than the vertical width of the side end portion of the lumbar support 100.
The engaging member 121 is provided so as to be positioned below the center in the vertical direction at the side end of the lumbar support 100.

  The engagement member 121 includes a rearward engagement piece 122 extending rearward from the rear surface of the lumbar support 100 and an outward engagement piece extending outward from the rear end of the rearward engagement piece 122. 123 and has a substantially L-shaped cross section. A forward convex portion 124 that is long in the left-right direction is provided at an intermediate portion in the up-down direction on the front surface of the outward engagement piece 123.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the rearward engagement piece 122 and the outward engagement piece 123 of the engagement member 121 in the lumbar support 100 are respectively formed in the forward hole 105 and the outward hole 107 in the guide hole 102 of the holding member 101. It is slidably inserted.

  In order to slidably fit the rearward engagement piece 122 and the outward engagement piece 123 of the engagement member 121 into the forward hole 105 and the outward hole 107 of the guide hole 102 in the holding member 101, the engagement member The rearward engagement piece 122 and the outward engagement piece 123 of 121 and the surrounding portions in the guide hole 102 of the holding member 101 are forcibly elastically deformed to perform the fitting operation.

  In a state where the engaging member 121 is fitted in the guide hole 102 of the holding member 101, the convex portions 124 of the outward engaging pieces 123 in the engaging member 121 are formed as a plurality of concave portions of the guide hole 102, as shown in FIG. 21. Of 114, the lumbar support 100 is elastically engaged with any one of the recesses 114 corresponding to the position in the vertical direction. As a result, the lumbar support 100 is positioned in the vertical direction.

  As shown in FIG. 14, in order to attach the lumbar support 100 to the left and right side frame collars 29 of the back frame 27, the holding members 101 are respectively attached to the engaging members 121 at the left and right side ends of the lumbar support 100 in advance. Install it.

Next, the lumbar support 100 can be easily attached to the left and right side frame flanges 29 of the back frame 27 simply by attaching the left and right holding members 101 to the left and right side frame flanges 29 of the back frame 27 as described above. Can be mounted vertically movable.
Thus, after the left and right holding members 101, 101 are mounted inside the back frame 27 together with the lumbar support 100, the inward movement of the left and right holding members 101, 101 is blocked by the lumbar support 100. The holding members 101 are prevented from falling off the side frame ridges 29.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the lumbar support 100 is attached to the back of a tension member 28 stretched on the front surface of the back frame 27. In this state, the lumbar support 100 and the left and right holding members 101 are prevented from moving forward by the upholstery material 28, so that the holding members 101 are also prevented from falling off from the side frame rods 29. .

  In order for the seated person to adjust the vertical position of the lumbar support 100, turn both arms to the back of the backrest 9 and operate the left and right operation portions 119 of the lumbar support 100 to move the lumbar support 100 up and down. The lumbar support 100 can be stopped at an arbitrary position by elastically engaging the convex portion 124 of the engaging member 121 with any of the plurality of concave portions 114 of the holding member 101. This prevents the lumbar support 100 from moving up and down carelessly.

22 to 27 show modified examples of the lumbar support device. The lumbar support device 150 mainly has a configuration in which the guide hole 153 of the holding member 152 and the engagement member 165 of the lumbar support 151 are engaged, and the position holding mode of the lumbar support 151 is the same as that of the lumbar support device 10. Is different.
In the following description, the same parts as those of the lumbar support device 10 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 22, the lumbar support device 150 includes a lumbar support 151 and a pair of left and right holding members that hold the lumbar support 151 on the inner surfaces of the left and right side frame collars 29 of the backrest frame 27 so as to be vertically movable. 152.

  As shown in FIG. 24, the guide hole 153 of the holding member 152 is formed between the inner surface of the side frame rod 29 and the concave portion on the outer surface of the holding member 152 in a state where the holding member 152 is attached to the side frame rod 29. And formed in a substantially L-shape inward in plan view by a forward hole 155 that opens in the front surface 154 of the holding member 152 and an inward hole 156 that is recessed inward from the rear end of the forward hole 155. Has been.

As shown in FIG. 26, a lightening hole is provided on the outside of the holding member 152, and the vertical direction formed along the front surface 154 of the holding member 152 is located in a portion near the front surface 154 in the inside thereof. And a plurality of ribs 158 facing in the front-rear direction extending rearward from the rear surface of the rib 157 are provided.
A pair of upper and lower plate-like protrusions 159 and 159 facing rearward are provided on the upper and lower portions of the rib 157 facing the vertical direction so as to provide a gap between the rib 158 facing the front-rear direction.

Further, an outer surface 160 facing the inner surface of the side frame rod 29 is provided in front of the upper and lower portions of the rib 157 facing in the vertical direction, and on the surface, the outer surface 160 is separated from the projecting piece 159 in the forward direction. A pair of vertically long convex portions 160a facing the direction are provided.
A plurality of recesses 161 are provided on the front surface 154 of the holding member 152 at intervals in the vertical direction.

  In order to attach the holding member 152 to the side frame rod 29 of the back frame 27, the upper and lower protrusions 159 at the outer edge of the holding member 152 are made to project forward from the base 58 (see FIGS. 9 and 11) of the side frame rod 29. The protrusions 160 a on the upper and lower portions of the holding member 152 are fitted into the upper and lower through holes 63 and 63 in the side frame rod 29 while being fitted to the forward fitting recess 60 a formed between the pieces 60.

As shown in FIG. 27, the lumbar support 151 is divided into an upper independent flexible portion 163 on the upper side and a lower independent flexible portion 164 on the lower side by a slit 162 facing in the left-right direction.
The upper independent flexible portion 163 and the lower independent flexible portion 164 are not provided with the rib 118 corresponding to the lumbar support 100, and the upper independent flexible portion 163 and the lower independent flexible portion are not provided. The thickness of the part 164 in the front-rear direction is substantially the same.

  On the rear surface of the lumbar support 151, a plate-like operation portion 119 extending outward from the left and right opening edges of the slit 162 is provided.

A pair of upper and lower engagement members 165 that are slidable in the vertical direction are provided in guide holes 153 (see FIG. 24) in the holding member 152 on the rear surfaces of the left and right side end portions of the lumbar support 151. Yes. The vertical width of each engagement member 165 is considerably smaller than the vertical width of the side end portion of the lumbar support 151.
The upper and lower engaging members 165 are disposed at a substantially central portion in the vertical direction at the side end portion of the lumbar support 151 and spaced from each other.

  Each engagement member 165 includes a rearward engagement piece 166 extending rearward from the rear surface of the lumbar support 151 and an inward engagement piece extending inward from the rear end of the rearward engagement piece 166. 167, and is substantially L-shaped inward in plan view.

  As shown in FIG. 24, the rearward engagement piece 166 and the inward engagement piece 167 of each engagement member 165 are respectively formed vertically in the forward hole 155 and the inward hole 156 in the guide hole 153 of the holding member 152. It is slidably inserted.

An arcuate guide surface 168 that slightly protrudes rearward is provided on the rear surface of both end portions of the lumbar support 151.
A convex portion 169 that protrudes rearward is provided at substantially the center in the vertical direction of the left and right guide surfaces 168 in the lumbar support 151.

In a state where the engagement member 165 of the lumbar support 151 is fitted in the guide hole 153 of the holding member 152, as shown in FIGS. 23 and 24, the inward engagement pieces 167 of the upper and lower pairs of engagement members 165 are The guide hole 153 is fitted in the inward hole 156.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 23 and 25, between the upper and lower engaging members 165, 165 of the lumbar support 151, the convex portion 169 is the lumbar support 151 of the plurality of concave portions 161 of the front surface 154 of the holding member 152. It elastically engages with one of the recesses 161 corresponding to the position in the vertical direction.

  Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 23, the holding member is formed at three points of the upper and lower engaging members 165 and the convex portion 167 at the intermediate position at the substantially central portion in the vertical direction at the side end portion of the lumbar support 151. The side wall 170 in front of the inward hole 156 at 152 is gripped from the front and rear. Therefore, rattling of the lumbar support 151 can be effectively prevented.

  In order to attach the lumbar support 151 to the left and right side frame collars 29 of the back frame 27, the holding members 152 are respectively attached to the engaging members 165 at the left and right side end portions of the lumbar support 151 in advance. The members 152 need only be attached to the left and right side frame rods 29 of the back frame 27, respectively.

  Thus, after the left and right holding members 152, 152 are mounted inside the back frame 27 together with the lumbar support 151, the left and right protrusions 169 on the rear surface of the lumbar support 151 are formed on the front surface 154 of the left and right holding members 152. Accordingly, the inward movement of the holding members 152 and 152 can be prevented by the lumbar support 151, and each holding member 152 is prevented from falling off the side frame rod 29. be able to.

  In order for the seated person to adjust the vertical position of the lumbar support 151, the left and right operation portions 119 are operated to move the lumbar support 151 up and down, and the convex portion 169 between the upper and lower engaging members 165 is moved to the holding member. What is necessary is just to make it elastically engage with either of the some recessed part 161 of 152. FIG.

Next, the hanger device 11 which is an optional member will be described.
As an optional member, in addition to the hanger device 11, an appropriate member such as a headrest can be selected.
In this embodiment, a connecting rod 220 that connects the left and right side frame rods 29 and 29 is formed by the upper frame rod 30 in the backrest 9 and the upper auxiliary frame member 33 fixed to the back surface thereof. The hanger device 11 is attached to the connecting rod 220, but the connecting rod 220 may be composed of a single member that connects the middle portions of the left and right side frame rods 29 and 29. .

The hanger device 11 is attached to the upper frame rod 30 via a support arm 230.
The hanger device 11 includes a hanger body 212 and a pair of left and right support rods 211 extending downward from the hanger body 212, and the hanger device 11 has a support hole 234 a of a support portion 234 described later in the support arm 230. Further, the support rod 211 is inserted and supported so as to be vertically slidable.

The hanger body 212 has a shape that extends in the left-right direction to a length that allows a suit or the like to be hung, has a concave shape that is substantially downward in a side view, and has a convex shape that is slightly downward in a rear view.
The pair of left and right support rods 211 are respectively left and right as they go upward from the upper end of the vertical rod portion 211a in a state where the vertical rod portions 211a in the vertical direction and both support rods 211 are moved downward to the lower limit locking position. Extending portions 211b that are spaced apart from each other in a direction and a connection that is curved in a direction that approaches each other as it goes downward from the lower end of the vertical flange portion 211a in a state where both the support rods 211 are moved upward to the upper limit locking position. The two supporting rods 211 are connected to each other and integrated at the lower end of the connecting portion 211c.

  The support arm 230 is made of a thick plate-like body having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, as shown in a perspective view, a side view, and a plan view in FIGS. 28A, 28B, and 28C, respectively. An inclined portion 233 that rises rearward upward from the rear end of the base portion 232 provided with an upward protruding piece 231 at the front end, and supports the support rod 211 of the hanger device 11 at the rear end of the inclined portion 233. It is formed by providing the portion 234. The upward projecting piece 231 is provided with a pair of left and right bolt insertion holes 231a on the left and right sides, and at the left and right ends of the support portion 234, a side opening for supporting the support rod 211 of the hanger device 11 is opened. A vertical support hole 234a is provided. The support arm 230 is composed of two members that are divided into front and rear. FIG. 29 is an exploded perspective view of the support arm 230. The support arm front member 240 and the support arm rear member 250 are fastened and integrated by a bolt 260 and a nut 261 to form the support arm 230.

  In the upper part of the inclined portion 233 of the support arm front member 240, a recessed portion 241 that is recessed in a rearward direction is formed in a horizontal rectangular shape in which the left and right are arcuate outwardly when viewed from the front. A pair of left and right bolt insertion holes 241b are formed. Moreover, the opening front wall end surface 242 which forms the opening of the left-right side of the support hole 234a by which the support rod 211 of the hanger apparatus 11 is inserted and supported is formed in the shape of the front. On the front surface of the support portion 234 of the support arm rear member 250, a pair of left and right nut holding portions 251 that open upward is provided. A bolt insertion hole 251a is provided on the front surface of both nut holding portions 251 so that the axis line coincides with the bolt insertion hole 241b in the support arm front member 240.

  In order to integrate both the members 240 and 250, first, the hanger device 11 is held with both members from the front and back, and the support rod 211 of the hanger device 11 is sandwiched so as to be positioned in the support hole 234a formed by both members. After that, the bolt 260 is inserted into the bolt insertion holes 241b and 251a of both members from the front and fastened to the nut 261 held by the nut holding portion 251 of the support arm rear member 250, so that the support arm can be easily integrated. 230 can be configured.

FIG. 30 is a vertical sectional side view taken along line XXX-XXX in FIG.
FIG. 31 is a cross-sectional plan view of the support arm 230 with the hanger device 11 attached, and corresponds to a cross-sectional view taken along the line XXXI-XXXI in FIG.
32 is a vertical sectional side view taken along line XXXII-XXXII in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 32, the front end surface 211aa of the vertical hook portion 211a of the support rod 211 of the hanger device 11 is a waveform that complements the front front wall end surface 242 that forms a forward-shaped shape in the support hole 234a of the support arm 230. I am doing.
For this reason, after adjusting the vertical position of the hanger device 11 and fitting the corrugated front end surface 211aa of the vertical flange portion 11a to the opening front wall end surface 242 that forms the forward-shaped shape of the support hole 234a, the bolt By fastening with 260 and the nut 261, the position of the hanger device 11 in the vertical direction can be fixed.
To adjust again, the position can be easily readjusted in the same way after loosening the fastening.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 33, which is an enlarged vertical side view showing attachment of the optional member to the connecting rod 220, the upper frame rod 30 that forms the lower part of the front surface of the connecting rod 220 in the back frame 27, that is, the front surface of the connecting rod 220. A stepped portion 30a that is recessed rearward is formed in the lower front portion of the front portion, and a downward projecting piece 68 is provided at the rear portion of the stepped portion 30a.

  The support arm 230 of the optional member is disposed in the inner peripheral space of the back frame 27 from the back side of the back frame 27, and the upward protruding piece 231 in the support arm 230 is formed on the step portion 30 a in the upper frame rod 30. The upper projecting piece 231 is in contact with the lower projecting piece 231 so that the rear surface of the upper projecting piece 231 contacts the front surface of the lower projecting projecting piece 68 in the upper frame rod 30.

  As described above, the upper auxiliary frame member 33 fixed to the back surface of the upper frame rod 30 is provided with a pair of left and right projections 73 whose front shape is substantially inverted T-shaped. In the lower center of the front end, a recess 73a is formed that complements the outer shape of the rear half of the nut 50.

  Further, the rear surface of the upper frame rod 30 is provided with a concave portion 74 that is substantially complementary to the left and right protrusions 73 of the upper auxiliary frame member 33, and the upper frame so as to be substantially orthogonal to the front end portion of the concave portion 74. A bolt insertion hole 75 facing upward is provided on the lower surface of the collar 30. Further, a nut 76 is disposed below the recess 74 facing the recess 73 a of the protrusion 73 so as to coincide with the axis of the bolt insertion hole 75.

  The upward protruding piece 231 of the supporting arm 230 abuts the step 40 of the upper frame rod 30 from below, and the rear surface of the upward protruding piece 231 is the downward protruding piece of the upper frame rod 30. 68, the bolt 270 is inserted from below into the bolt insertion hole 231a of the upward projecting piece 231 and the bolt insertion hole 75 of the upper frame rod 30 from below, and the nut 76 is inserted. The support arm 230 is attached to the upper frame rod 30 by being fastened to.

At this time, since the notch 69 is provided in front of the lower end portion of the bolt insertion hole 75, the positioning of the bolt 270 is easy. For example, in a state where the bolt 270 is passed upward through each bolt insertion hole 231a of the support arm 230, each bolt 270 is fitted into the notch 69 while the front portion of the support arm 230 is lifted from the front lower side of the connecting rod 220. As a result, the support arm 230 is positioned with respect to the connecting rod 220 together with the bolts 270, and the bolts 270 are moved slightly rearward together with the support arm 230 to easily enter the bolt insertion hole 75 from the notch 69. Can be matched.
Further, since the upward projecting piece 231 of the support arm 230 is in contact with and locked to the front surface of the downward projecting piece 68 of the upper frame rod 30, the optional member is prevented from moving to the back side of the back frame 27. ing.

  The vertical dimension of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is smaller than the vertical dimension of the upper frame rod 30, so that the lower portion of the back surface of the connecting rod 220 is recessed forward, and its lower surface is A back-side step 221 located above the lower end of the downward projecting piece 68 is formed.

  The support arm 230 to which the upward protruding piece 231 is fixed to the upper frame rod 30 extends toward the rear upper direction of the back frame 27 via the lower side of the back side stepped portion 221, but the back surface Since the side step portion 221 is formed, the main frame member 32 is wound sequentially from the front surface to the outer peripheral surface and the outer peripheral surface, the back surface, and the inner peripheral surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33, and is fixed to the upper auxiliary frame member 33. It does not come into contact with the tension member 28 (see FIG. 13).

The present invention is not limited only to the above-described embodiments, and can be implemented in various modified modes as follows, for example, without departing from the scope of the claims.
(1) The attachment structure of the upper end portion of the tension member 28 to the upper frame collar 30 of the back frame 27 is turned upside down to form the attachment structure of the lower end portion of the tension member 28 to the lower frame collar 31 of the back frame 27; The attachment structure of the lower end portion of the tension member 28 to the lower frame collar 31 of the back frame 27 is turned upside down to obtain the attachment structure of the upper end portion of the tension member 28 to the upper frame collar 30 of the back frame 27.
(2) Protrusion is provided on the back surface of the upper edge member 79, and the upper auxiliary frame member 33 is displaced with respect to the upper auxiliary frame member 33 by engaging the protrusions on the surface of the upper auxiliary frame member 33 opposed thereto. A recess is provided so as to prevent this.

  As an optional member in the present invention, the hanger device has been described as an example in the above embodiment, but a headrest or a simple device for hanging small items can be used as an optional member.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Caster 2 Leg rod 3 Leg body 4 Pedal column 5 Support base 6 Seat 7 Axis 8 Backrest support frame 9 Backrest 10 Lumber support device 11 Hanger device 12 Cover 13 Seat frame 13a, 13b Horizontal rod 14 Seat plate 15 Cushion material 16 Long hole 17 Connecting bracket 18 Bracket 19 Backrest support rod 19a Front facing portion 19b Standing portion 20 Intermediate connecting member 21 Rear connecting member 22 Fixing piece 23 Bracket 24 Gas spring 24a Piston rod 24b Cylinder 25 Support shaft 26 Support shaft 27 Back frame body)
28 Upholstery material 29 Side frame rod 30 Upper frame rod 30a step 31 Lower frame rod 32 Main frame member 33 Upper auxiliary frame member 33a Recessed step portion 34 Lower auxiliary frame member 35 Recess 36 Front wall 37 Forward edge 37a downward edge Piece 38 opening 39 cover 40 rib 41 recess 42 escape groove 43 downward projection 44 screw 45 attachment hole 46 bolt 47 female screw hole 48 lower cover 48a bottom plate 48b upward edge piece 48c attachment piece 49 attachment hole 50 relief groove 51 recess 52 bulging portion 53 inward locking piece 54 recessed portion 55 bolt 56 female screw hole 57 rear wall 58 base 59 inward protruding piece 60 forward protruding piece 60a forward fitting recessed portion 61 stepped portion 62 recessed groove 63, 64 through hole 65 Indented groove 65a Inwardly projecting ridge 66 Stepped portion 67 Screw insertion hole 67a Small diameter hole 67b, 67c Large diameter hole 68 Downward projecting piece 69 Notch 70 Receiving hole 71 Base piece 72 Boss 73 Protrusion 73a Concave 74 Concave 75 Bolt insertion hole 6 Nut 77 Concave groove 78 Engagement pin 79 Upper edge material 80 Lower edge material 81 Side edge material 81a Inwardly protruding pieces 82, 83 Insertion hole 84 Fixing screw 84a Head 85 Screw hole 100 Lumber support 101 Holding member 102 Guide hole 103 Outer side surface 104 Front surface 105 Forward hole 107 Outward hole 108 Groove 109 Front part 110 Rear part 111 Projection part 112 Projection part 113 Inner surface 114 Concave part 115 Slit 116 Upper independent flexible part 117 Lower independent flexible part 118 Rib 119 Operation part 120 Knurling 121 engagement member 122 backward engagement piece 123 outward engagement piece 124 engagement convex portion 150 lumbar support device 151 lumbar support 152 holding member 153 guide hole 154 front surface 155 forward hole 156 inward hole 157 rib 158 rib 159 protrusion piece 160 External surface 160a Convex part 161 Concave part 162 Slit 163 Upper independent flexible portion 164 Lower independent flexible portion 165 Engaging member 166 Backward engaging piece 167 Inward engaging piece 168 Guide surface 169 Protruding portion 170 Side wall portion 211 Support rod 211a Vertical flange portion 211aa Front end surface 211b Extending portion 211c Connecting portion 212 Hanger body 220 Connecting rod 221 Back side step portion 230 Support arm 231 Upward projecting piece 231a Bolt insertion hole 232 Base portion 233 Inclined portion 234 Support portion 234a Support hole 240 Support arm front member 241 Recessed portion 241a Back plate 241b Bolt Insertion hole 242 Open front wall end face 250 Support arm rear member 251 Nut holding portion 251a Bolt insertion hole 252 Open rear wall end face 260 Bolt 261 Nut 270 Bolt

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A back frame comprising a back frame formed by connecting a pair of left and right side frame rods by a left and right coupling rod and a tension member stretched on the back frame, and an optional member is mounted on the back frame. In a chair attached to be located at the back,
The tension member is stretched so as to form an appearance that wraps around from the outer peripheral surface side to the rear surface side of the connection rod, so that the support arm of the option member does not contact the tension member, and the connection It is attached to the connecting rod so as to come into contact with the flange from below , and the connecting rod is a main frame member formed by connecting at least upper ends of a pair of left and right side frame rods with an upper frame rod in the left-right direction. And the upper auxiliary frame material fixed to the back surface of the upper frame frame, and the tension member is fixed to the upper auxiliary frame material, and the optional member is a support arm. A chair that is attached to the upper frame cage via a wall . A back frame comprising a back frame formed by connecting a pair of left and right side frame rods by a left and right coupling rod and a tension member stretched on the back frame, and an optional member is mounted on the back frame. In a chair attached to be located at the back,
The tension member is stretched so as to form an appearance that wraps around from the outer peripheral surface side to the rear surface side of the connection rod, so that the support arm of the option member does not contact the tension member, and the connection It is attached to the connecting rod so as to come into contact with the flange from below, and the connecting rod is a main frame member formed by connecting at least upper ends of a pair of left and right side frame rods with an upper frame rod in the left-right direction. said upper frame rod in the being more structure as upper frame upper auxiliary frame member which is fixed to the back of the rod, the lower surface of the upper frame rod, below the lower surface of the lower end portion upper auxiliary frame member The chair is characterized in that a downward projecting piece is provided, and an upward projecting piece provided on the support arm of the optional member is in contact with and locked to the front surface of the downward projecting piece .

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