Steelcase Inc.

Hussey Seating Company

Blue Cube (gb) Ltd.

Blue Cube Ltd.

Russell Plant

Daniel Ho

Ronald G Bilodeau

Robert Larry Stewart

John M Kaloustian

Paul T Cornell

Roger John Carr

Kevin Paquet

Daniel Chi Man Ho

David A Williams

A chair comprising a seat base, a back rest, the back rest having a first arm connected to the seat base by a first pivot and a second arm connected to the seat base by a second pivot so that the back rest can pivot between a first folded position and a second position, the first pivot being biased so that in the absence of any force applied by a user, the back rest maintains the first position wherein a damper is included to ensure to retard the movement of the seat from the second position to the first position in the absence of any force applied.

Stadium seat

A mechanism for raising and lowering an armrest for a seat includes an armrest, a rotatable hub, and an actuating linkage between the armrest and the hub, the rotatable hub having a cam that operates the actuating linkage to raise the armrest wherein the cam can rotate through a first angle of rotation where the actuating linkage is not operated a second angle of rotation where the actuating linkage is operated. The cam can rotate through a third angle of rotation where the actuating linkage is not operated, this angle being different to the first angle of rotation. The cam is torsionally linked to the rotation of a seat member.

Seating with a mechanism to raise and lower an armrest

A seat or back for a chair comprises a frame having a first edge strut and a second edge strut, the first and second edge struts being on opposite edges of the seat or back. The first edge strut has a groove along all or most of its length, an elongate insert, and a mesh, the mesh being attached to the insert along an edge of the mesh. The insert has a section shaped to correspond to the section of the groove, such that the insert can be urged into the groove, the compression of the groove holding the insert in place.

Chair

A seating unit includes a tubular support extending upwardly from a chair frame, a retainer telescopingly engaging an upright open end of the support, and an armrest mounted on the retainer. The retainer is keyed at both ends to prevent undesired rotation of the armrest. Accessories are mounted to the retainer, and are positionable at use and non-use positions relative to a seated user. The accessories include a cup holder, a container, a hook for hanging items under the cup holder or container, and different tablets. One tablet includes a wheeled leg that extends downwardly from a center of gravity of the tablet, the leg supporting the tablet and reducing cantilever forces on the retainer. The back and seat comprise a flexible member co-molded onto a supportive partial-perimeter frame member and includes back and seat sections that matably engage corresponding surfaces of the frame member.

Seating unit with accessories

Furniture base

Seating unit

A mounting mechanism for detachable interconnecting furniture parts and the like comprises a first catch movable between an engaged position in which the first catch is engageable with a furniture part to retain the furniture part, and a release position in which the first catch is releasable from the furniture part. A second catch may be provided and is moveable between an engaged position in which the second catch is engageable with another furniture part to retain that furniture part, and a release position in which the second catch is releasable from that furniture part. A locking mechanism may also be provided to lock the second catch in the release position.

Furniture leg mounting mechanism

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London, United Kingdom

Russell Plant