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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 18, 1984
Filed:
Jun. 22, 1981
Joseph M Wisniewski, Marne, MI (US);
Haworth, Inc., Holland, MI (US);
Abstract
A chair wherein each cantilevered side arm terminates in a base portion positioned adjacent the rear edge of the seat. This base portion has an armlike mounting portion projecting forwardly therefrom into the interior of the seat. A U-shaped tubular frame is positioned within the interior of the seat so that the legs of the U-shaped frame project forwardly of the seat, and the bight of the U-shaped frame is positioned adjacent the rearward edge of the seat. The U-shaped frame is fixedly secured to a conventional chair-control frame as disposed interiorly of the seat. The rear portion of the U-shaped frame, including the bight and the elbows which join the bight to the legs, is inclined upwardly and rearwardly relative to the legs. The armlike mounting portions, as they project forwardly into the chair seat, are inclined downwardly at a similar angle. An upwardly opening, channel-like bracket is fixedly secured to each of the elbows. Each bracket fixedly and snugly receives therein the armlike mounting portion. The mounting portion, bracket and U-shaped frame are suitably fixedly connected by threaded fasteners.