Outdoor chair

Abstract

An outdoor chair comprises four supporting legs; transverse splicing rods are fixedly connected between the two supporting legs on the front side and between the two supporting legs on the rear side; longitudinal clamping rods are jointly clamped on both sides between the two transverse splicing rods; the two ends of the transverse splicing rod located on the front side are fixedly connected with front sleeve rods, the two ends of the transverse splicing rod located on the rear side are fixedly connected with rear sleeve rods; a cushion cloth is arranged between the two front sleeve rods and the two rear sleeve rods. When it is necessary to disassemble and carry the invention, pressing buttons are pressed to move the outer ends of the elastic bending plate downward, so that the snap-in columns can be retracted, the longitudinal clamping rods and the transverse splicing rods can be disassembled.

1 . An outdoor chair comprises four supporting legs distributed in a square shape and inclined outward; transverse splicing rods are fixedly connected between the two supporting legs on the front side and between the two supporting legs on the rear side; longitudinal clamping rods are jointly clamped on both sides between the two transverse splicing rods; the two ends of the transverse splicing rod located on the front side are fixedly connected with front sleeve rods extending obliquely upward, and the two ends of the transverse splicing rod located on the rear side are fixedly connected with rear sleeve rods extending obliquely upward; a cushion cloth is arranged between the two front sleeve rods and the two rear sleeve rods. 
     
     
         2 . An outdoor chair of  claim 1 , the support leg comprises a sleeve pipe; the upper end of the sleeve pipe is plugged with a plug-in column; the plug-in column is fixedly connected to the transverse splicing rod; the inner lower end of the sleeve pipe is sleeved with an elastic reed; the outer wall of the elastic reed is integrally formed with a snap-in cap; the snap-in cap penetrates the inner wall of the sleeve pipe and extends to the outside of the sleeve pipe; the lower end of the sleeve pipe is sleeved with a supporting pipe; the outer side wall of the supporting pipe is evenly provided with adjustment holes; the adjustment holes are fit with the snap-in cap; the lower end of the supporting pipe is fixedly installed with a rubber foot cover. 
     
     
         3 . An outdoor chair of  claim 1 , the transverse splicing rod comprises a main body of the splicing rod; insertion holes are penetrated on both sides of the main body of the splicing rod. 
     
     
         4 . An outdoor chair of  claim 3 , the longitudinal clamping rod comprises a connecting rod; the connecting rod is inserted into the insertion holes; both internal ends of the connecting rod are sleeved with elastic bending plates; the outer side walls of the elastic bending plates are integrally formed with snap-in columns on one side facing the outer ends of the connecting rod; the outer side walls of the elastic bending plates are integrally formed with pressing buttons; the pressing buttons are located at the bends of the elastic bending plates; limiting pins are inserted into the middle of the elastic bending plates; the two ends of the limiting pins extend through the inner wall of the connecting rod to the outside of the connecting rod. 
     
     
         5 . An outdoor chair of  claim 1 , the rear sleeve rod comprises two splicing pipes; a splicing column is inserted between the two splicing pipes; the lower end of the splicing pipe located on the lower side is plugged into a plug-in column; the plug-in column is fixedly connected with the transverse splicing rod; the rear sleeve rod has substantially the same structure as the front sleeve rod, except that the number of splicing pipes of the front sleeve rod is one, and there is no splicing column installed on the front sleeve rod.