Haworth, Inc.

Wilhelm Schulz

Michael W Welsh

Steve J Nemeth, Jr

Peter T LaDuke

Robert Meloche

Mark Wiese

James D Harris

Kermit Anderson

Wilfried Vorlop

Jesse Pentecost

Lauren Johnson

Rebecca Darrow

Simon Desanta

John Albert Colasanti

Werner Haertel

Jon Swingle

The invention relates to a chair, in particular a conference or visitor chair, which allows a coupled movement of a seat () and a backrest. The seat in this case is mounted in sliding bearings () comprising oblique guide surfaces () and is displaced and raised in the sliding bearings through a mounting end () of the backrest. According to the invention, two separate backrest bars () are provided, which are connected to the mounting ends (), wherein the backrest bars can be moved independently of each other. In this way, different seat positions can be realized. Besides an upright standard position, an inclined high position, and an asymmetrical position, in which a one-sided load of a backrest bar () can be realized with a corresponding displacement and rotation of the seat ().

Chair, in particular office chair

Office chair

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Pr. Oldendorf, Germany

Wilhelm Schulz