Tropitone Furniture Co., Inc.

Lee L. Woodard, Inc.

Lee L. Woodward, Inc.

Donald B Colby

Coffee table

Swivel chair

Lounge chair

Chaise lounge

Ottoman

Glider

Side table

Cigarette table

Dining chair

Foldable chaise lounge frame

A chaise lounge has an open framework, main frame supported on front and back leg frame structures which are hingedly connected to the front and rear portions of the main frame. A back rest portion has a lower end hingedly connected to the main frame generally intermediate the length of the main frame and is swingable from a longitudinal position generally in the plane of the main frame to any selected one of a number of vertically inclined positions. Bale-shaped front and rear leg brace frames are hingedly connected to the main frame generally intermediate the length thereof to extend in opposite directions, and each has a connecting web portion which is engageable with and disengageable from trap members fixed on the front and rear leg frames respectively at a level below the hinged connection of the front and rear leg brace frames to the main frame. Both the front and rear leg brace frames, when disengaged, are swingable upwardly toward the main frame to a nested position, and permit the front and rear leg frames to also fold upwardly toward the main frame to nested position.

Foldable chaise lounge

Foldable table

Chair frame assembly

A foldable, lightweight, principally metal chair or ottoman has a pair of spaced apart side frames with front and rear legs connected by an upper arm. The seat comprising a pair of fore to aft extending seat side rails, each lying within the vertical plane of one of the side frames, and connected together by a flexible material seat web is supported for folding movement by a pair of vertically inclined cross frames pivotally connected generally intermediate their ends and fixed at their upper ends to the seat side rails. Each cross frame is pivotally connected to a side frame near the lower end thereof, and caps on the seat side rails have forwardly and rearwardly extending extensions which project beyond the seat rails to engage the inboard sides of the front and rear legs of the side frames when the furniture unit is unfolded to spread position to react to the weight of a seat occupant and bear against the legs to maintain them in spread apart position.

Foldable furniture product

Growing community of inventors

Sarasota, FL, United States of America

Donald B Colby