Leisure chair capable of reclining, rocking and swiveling movements

Abstract

A leisure chair comprising a base, a sitting structure, and a backrest. The base is provided with a pivot on which a supporting frame is rotatably mounted. The sitting structure comprises a seat and two armrests. The backrest is pivoted with the seat and is fastened with the armrests. The sitting structure is pivotally mounted on the supporting frame of the base such that the sitting structure turns horizontally along with the supporting frame on the pivot. The armrests are provided with a plurality of support arms, which are fastened pivotally with a plurality of swing arms of the supporting frame, thereby enabling the sitting structure to engage in a rocking movement. The seat and the backrest can be adjusted for reclining.

I claim:  
     
         1 . A leisure chair comprising: 
 a base formed of a rotary disk, a pivot, and a supporting frame, said rotary disk having a pivoting portion for fastening a bottom end of said pivot, said supporting frame being mounted on a top end of said pivot and provided in two opposite sides thereof with two swing arms, with each having a connection hole;    a sitting structure comprising a seat and two armrests, said two armrests being provided with two support arms, with each having a pivoting hole corresponding in location to said connection hole of said swing arms of said supporting frame of said base, said sitting structure being pivotally mounted on said support frame of said base such that said two armrests are pivoted with said supporting frame by a plurality of bolts which are put through said pivoting holes of said support arms of said armrests and said connection holes of said swing arms of said supporting frame, said seat being provided with a guide rail support, one of said two armrests being provided with a seat support which is pivoted with said guide rail support in conjunction with a locating member disposed between said guide rail support and said seat support for controlling the sliding motion of said seat; and    a backrest pivoted at a bottom end with a rear end of said seat such that two longitudinal sides of said backrest are fastened with said two armrests.