TWD161593S - Parts of a Chair (Part 2) - Google Patents

Abstract

[Item Usage];This design item is a chair for users to sit on.; [Design Description];The design feature of this design is that the chair has a chair leg and a frame seat. The chair leg is formed by a cross-shaped plate body that is integrally formed to form a base. The four ends of the cross-shaped plate body base are bent upward to extend a long plate body to form four supporting columns. The width of the four supporting columns gradually decreases from bottom to top, and the four supporting columns are tilted inward at the same angle, so that the chair leg presents a generous and stable visual experience. The frame seat is a rounded rectangular, solid The four supporting columns of the chair legs are located at the top of the frame seat, which can be used to combine a rounded rectangular cushion and a chair back. Under the ingenious design of the creator, the cross-shaped chair legs are matched with the rounded rectangular frame seat, presenting a simple and comfortable modern style, making the overall appearance show a simple geometric fashion aesthetic. It is truly a first-of-its-kind style of a chair and should have met the requirements for the establishment of a design patent. Therefore, an application is filed in accordance with the law. 1. The dotted line part disclosed in the diagram is the part that is not claimed in the design of this case.