Chair
Abstract
A chair includes a seat, a back, and a headrest; the back has several adjustment members thereon; a supporting frame is connected to the adjustment members in such a way as to be separable from the back; therefore, position and angle of the supporting frame can be adjusted by means of replacing the adjustment members with other ones that have different dimensions from the original ones; people are allowed to select and use another supporting frame having different shape and size from the original one according to their needs and situations; the seat and the headrest have the same structure as the back.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A chair, comprising
a seat; and a back; the back having a plurality of adjustment members thereon; a supporting frame being connected to the adjustment members in such a way as to be separable from the back; whereby position and angle of the supporting frame will change when the adjustment members are replaced with other ones that have different dimensions from them.
2 . The chair as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the adjustment members are spaced apart near to a loop-shaped edge of the back.
3 . The chair as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the adjustment members and the back are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the back.
4 . The chair as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the adjustment members and the supporting frame are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the supporting frame.
5 . The chair as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each of the adjustment members has a through hole, and the back and the supporting frame each have screw holes thereon; threaded connecting elements being passed through the screw holes and the through holes to secure the supporting frame in position.
6 . The chair as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the supporting frame has a piece of cloth secured thereon.
7 . A chair, comprising
a back; and a seat; the seat having a plurality of adjustment members thereon; a supporting frame being connected to the adjustment members in such a way as to be separable from the seat; whereby position and angle of the supporting frame will change when the adjustment members are replaced with other ones that have different dimensions from them.
8 . The chair as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the adjustment members are spaced apart near to a loop-shaped edge of the seat.
9 . The chair as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the adjustment members and the seat are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the seat.
10 . The chair as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the adjustment members and the supporting frame are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the supporting frame.
11 . The chair as claimed in claim 7 , wherein each of the adjustment members has a through hole, and the seat and the supporting frame each have screw holes thereon; threaded connecting elements being passed through the screw holes and the through holes to secure the supporting frame in position.
12 . The chair as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the supporting frame has a piece of cloth secured thereon.
13 . A chair, comprising
a seat; a back; and a headrest connected to the back; the headrest having a plurality of adjustment members thereon; a supporting frame being connected to the adjustment members in such a way as to be separable from the headrest; whereby position and angle of the supporting frame will change when the adjustment members are replaced with other ones that have different dimensions from them.
14 . The chair as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the adjustment members are spaced apart near to a loop-shaped edge of the headrest.
15 . The chair as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the adjustment members and the headrest are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the headrest.
16 . The chair as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the adjustment members and the supporting frame are formed together such that the adjustment members can't be separated from the supporting frame.
17 . The chair as claimed in claim 13 , wherein each of the adjustment members has a through hole, and the headrest and the supporting frame each have screw holes thereon; threaded connecting elements being passed through the screw holes and the through holes to secure the supporting frame in position.
18 . The chair as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the supporting frame has a piece of cloth secured thereon.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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