Lafuma Mobilier Sas

Jean-Noël Pernet

Corrado Roani

Jean-Baptiste Neltner

Jean-Charles Benard

A table with a central extension includes a chassis, two movable trays bearing on the chassis and adapted to be moved closer to each other to constitute on their own one continuous surface, or separated symmetrically from one another, or one independently of the other to allow the set-up of one or several central extension(s) between the movable trays. The chassis is made up of two spars of variable length, two cross-beams, the cross-beams and spars assembled perpendicularly in pairs to form a horizontal frame, and four legs extending at the four corners of the frame below the latter. Each spar includes two portions, a fixed spar and a movable spar, the the spars being made up of a profiled tube with a rectangular cross-section in which extends a slide with a rectangular cross-section and have a longitudinal central groove.

Table with a central extension

A dismantlable table includes a tabletop that is fastened by a fastening component to a structure forming a frame, the structure having a lip that lies flat under the tabletop. Each fastening component includes a latch that is rotatable about a vertical axis, having at least one laterally protruding boss, and includes a recess formed under the tabletop that has at least one protrusion facing the axis. In a mounting position, the bosses pass into the recess next to the protrusions, and in a locking position following rotation, the bosses fit above the protrusions, a lower bearing plane of the latch lying under the lip of the structure.

Dismantlable table comprising quick fastening means for fastening the tabletop to a structure

A table with a central extension, includes a frame, two movable trays bearing on the frame and adapted to be brought close to one another to constitute a continuous surface on their own, or to be symmetrically brought away from each other, or independently of each other to enable the set-up of one or several so-called central extension(s) between the movable trays. The edges of the movable trays and of the extension(s) include at least one tab located on a first half of the edge and a groove located on a second half of the edge, the tab having a height increasing from its distal edge up to its central portion and decreasing from its central portion up to its proximal edge, and the depth of the groove being larger than the tab height, enabling an assembly by mortise-and-tenon joint even when the trays and/or the extension are deformed.

Extensible table with central leaf

A reclinable and folding deckchair including: &#x2014;a backrest, &#x2014;a seating portion, &#x2014;an underframe, formed of a first leg assembly and the second leg assembly, each leg assembly being formed of at least a first front leg and of a second rear leg, where the leg assembly yoke is formed of at least one receiving shell including a first housing configured to accept a fixing member, at least partially, the fixing member being intended to be fixed to a seating portion longitudinal member, and at least one cover shell, articulated with respect to the receiving shell, the said cover shell having, on one face, a cover configured to at least partially conceal the fixing member housed at least in part in the first housing of the receiving shell.

Reclinable folding deckchair

A folding chair capable of being moved between a folded position and an unfolded position, includes: two units, each of which includes first and second tubes hinged together via a hinge pin; and a canvas sheet, where each assembly of two tubes includes a rigid part at the hinge pin thereof, said rigid part being arranged between two tubes and having: a groove for receiving a tube of the assembly without any degree of freedom; first and second cradles arranged on either side of the hinge pin, such that when the chair is in the unfolded position, the first cradle bears against the upper section of the other tube and the second cradle bears against the lower section of the other tube.

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Condamine La Doye, France

Jean-Noël Pernet