Okamura Corporation

Tetsuya Narita

Ryo Igarashi

Nobuyuki Kojima

Hiroshi Masunaga

Ryou Igarashi

Ken Nakayama

Naoki Numa

Makoto Takahashi

Tomokazu Kakuta

Akira Kiyoku

Plural weft fascia portions wider than wefts are arranged in a ground texture formed in a lattice shape by warps and the wefts so as to be spaced from each other from one end of the clothing fabric toward the other end thereof in the vertical direction, and the arrangement intervals between the weft fascia portions adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are gradually decreased from one end of the clothing fabric toward the other end in the vertical direction, and then are gradually increased from the minimum portion.

Furniture cloth and chair

An upholstered structure including an upholstery material for a chair or a backrest of a chair is proposed, which may achieve: reduced proportion of the appearance of the rear frame of the backrest over the appearance of the whole chair; more sophisticated design; reduced weight; reduced number of parts; and improved assemble-ability. In the chair having the backrest upholstered with the upholstery material over the front surface of the rear frame, the rear frame comprises a front frame to which the peripheral edge part of the upholstery material is fixed and an upper reinforcement frame rod. The laterally facing upper reinforcement frame rod is connected at its both ends to both ends of the laterally facing upper frame rod at the top of the front frame with the center part of the upper reinforcement frame rod separated backward from the upper frame rod.

Chair and the structure for stretching a mesh over an element of the chair

A net member is stretched over a frame for a seat and backrest of a chair. An engagement member attached to the end of the net member is inserted into an engagement groove on the lower surface of the basic frame. A binding frame is pressed onto the lower surface of the basic frame and the net member is fixed between the basic frame and the binding frame by the engagement piece. Warps are woven or knitted in a mesh structure over the seat and backrest to wefts comprising elastic yarns and chenille yarns.

Structure for mounting a net member to a frame for a seat or backrest of a chair

In an office, a main table with an elevating panel is combined with an auxiliary elevating table with various arrangements. The elevating panel is elevated and lowered with respect to the main table. In the auxiliary table, the height of a top is variable. The auxiliary table is stored or concealed from view under the top of the main table at the lowest position, and is arranged at the same height at the intermediate position. At the highest position, the auxiliary table is higher than the main table. Depending on use, the whole surface area of the tops of the tables is variable.

Table with an elevating panel, an elevating table and a combination

Chair

Armchair

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Funabashi, Japan

Tetsuya Narita