Hon Technology Inc.

Eric M Zillig

Jay Richard Machael

Marcus C Koepke

Craig H Schultz

Douglas A Schroeder

Brian R Trego

Matthew J Phillips

Erik A Steffensen

Keith L Davis

Jamie Krull

Tim Coffield

Amin K Habboub

An ergonomic chair includes a four-bar linkage arrangement wherein a lower frame member is provided with a rigid front support and a rigid rear support with a seat member pivotably connected to the front support. A back rest has an upper support pivotably connected at an upper end of the rear support of the lower frame member. A link member pivotably connects at a first end to a rear support of the seat member and at second end to a lower support of the back rest. This novel arrangement permits tilting movement of the backrest rearwardly relative to the lower frame member causing elevation of a rear portion of the seat member, permitting the feet to remain on the floor and alleviating pressure on the user's thighs, while rotation occurs closely coincident with the pivot axis of the user's hips and while maintaining a generally uniform gaze line.

Ergonomic chair

A chair of modular construction having modules that form the basic chair with additional modules that can be added to the chair without changing the basic construction thereof.

Chair of modular construction

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Muscatine, IA, United States of America

Eric M Zillig