Lafuma Sa

Lafuma Mobilier Sas

Yann Le Gal

Elie Papiernik

Matthieu Froidevaux

Corrado Roani

Andre Finot

Sebastien Poussielgue

Baptiste Neltner

Chair

Trammel for a chair

Seat

Armchair frame

This device is noteworthy in that it comprises two elements of positional control and adjustment made using manual remote controls that are independent of one another and that allow the position of a back frame to be adjusted with respect to a carrying harness. The first element allows the back frame to be raised with respect to the harness and the second element allows the back frame to be lowered with respect to the harness. The back frame is designed to receive an endless belt arranged in its median longitudinal plane. The belt is secured by a strand to the carrying harness allowing the back frame to move relative to the harness via the positional control and adjustment elements. A locking mechanism tensioned by the second control element acts and locks the endless belt in position or releases it according to the desired phases of movement. The second control element includes a strap, one end of which is secured to the endless belt and to the harness and the other end of which is designed to form a control handle. The strap passes over, bears on and actuates the locking mechanism.

Device for carrying a load on one's back and for adjusting the position of said load

The device for adjusting the carrying position of a rucksack consists of a rucksack back () on which a carrying harness () is positioned, characterized in that it comprises two means for controlling and adjusting the position (M&#x2013;M), established with the aid of remote manual controls which are autonomous in relation to each other and which enable the position of the back of the sack to be adjusted in relation to the carrying harness, whereby the first means enables the back of the sack to be raised in relation to the harness and the second means enables the back of the sack to be lowered in relation to the harness, so that the dimensions of the back of the rucksack to the person carrying said rucksack can be adjusted the support areas can be modified during walking in order to reduce any injuries that might occur.

Device for adjusting the carrying position of a rucksack

Pop up chair

Pop up lounge chair

Tray with integrated cup holder

A modular child carrier includes a back-mounted child carrier designed to accommodate internally a front-mounted child carrier. The two child carriers are connectable allowing either the front-mounted child carrier to be detached and used independently, or the front-mounted child carrier to be incorporated into the back-mounted child carrier so that a child of a very tender age can be carried. In one embodiment, the front-mounted child carrier is fitted on its front face with a cap having a plate and capable of being adjusted and positioned over an upper part of a front face of a framework of the back-mounted child carrier.

Modular child carrier

The backpack baby carrier is noteworthy in that it comprises a T-shaped support frame of which the central arm (2a) is vertical and able to act as a supporting surface for a rigid seat of adjustable position (3) so that the position of the seat can be adapted to suit the size of the child and in that the shaped horizontal upper arm (2b) of the frame is fastened at each end to a connecting means (4) of a means (5) for stabilizing the carrier and enabling it to be rested on the ground, said support frame being constructed so as to take protective and wearing means of the shoulder straps and belt type.

Backpack baby carrier

A device for attaching the hollow end of a tent hoop to a canvas of the type that comprises a first strap attached at one end to the canvas and at the other end to a ring; a second strap attached to the same ring to accommodate a peg driven into the ground, and in which said ring comprises at least one pin for engaging in the hollow female end of the hoop wherein said ring includes a V-shaped segment whose vertex is in the vicinity of the center of the ring and whose arms coincide with radii of the hoop.

Device for attaching the end of a tent hoop to a canvas

A system for carrying articles on one's back consists of a load carrier (1) integral with a back part of a carrying harness including a waist strap (3) and shoulder straps fastened to the bottom (9) and to the top of the back part. The system also includes a U-shaped rigid frame fastened to the back part. Preferably, the free ends of the U-shaped frame are retained in a rear face of the waist strap. A pair of spacers having an inverted V-shape interconnect the waist strap and the bottom of the back part and define a ventilation space for the sweat of the wearer. Preferably, the system is designed for an ergonomic backpack.

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Biviers, France

Yann Le Gal