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Chair frame and cushion assembly
Assignee: WINSTON FURNITURE COMPANY OF ALABAMA, INC. AN AL CORPORATION
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Filing: 1987-08-13
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Granted: 1989-05-09
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Expires: 2007-08-13
Abstract
Abstract A chair and cushion assembly is disclosed. The assembly comprises a first frame component, a second frame component, and a back cushion. The first frame component includes a generally upright back support member of generally inverted U-shape. The second frame component includes a generally upright cushion support member of generally inverted U-shape. The cushion support member is positioned generally parallel to and spaced below the back support member. The back cushion has a pocket formed on the rear surface thereof, with the pocket receiving the cushion support member so that the back cushion is secured in place thereby.
Inventors
- 👤 Herbert C. Saiger
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-01 17:01
CPC Classifications
A; A47; A47C; A47C31/00; A47C31/02; A47C27/00; A47C7/00; A47C7/02; A47C7/24
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
225 words
An arm chair comprising a first frame component comprising a U-shaped horizontal base having opposite ends, a pair of uprights joined to said opposite ends of said base, and an upper support member, said upper support member having opposite, generally parallel side arm portions which extend substantially horizontally and are joined to respective ones of said uprghts, and a medial, arcuately curved and generallay upright back support member, and a second frame component connected to said first frame component and comprising a generally rectangular seat portion having a pair of front corners and a pair of rear corners, with said front corners being joined to said pair of uprights, and a rigid rear member of generally inverted U-shape so as to define opposite ends and a medial, arcuately curved and generally upright cushion support member, with said opposite ends of said rear member being joined to respective ones of said rear corners of said seat, and with said cushion support member being disposed generally parallel to and spaced below said back support member of said first frame component, and said back support member of said first frame component and said rear member of said second frame component being fixedly interconnected at a pair of locations positioned respectively adjacent the junctures of said side arm portions and said back support menber of said first frame component.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
225 words
An arm chair comprising a first frame component comprising a U-shaped horizontal base having opposite ends, a pair of uprights joined to said opposite ends of said base, and an upper support member, said upper support member having opposite, generally parallel side arm portions which extend substantially horizontally and are joined to respective ones of said uprghts, and a medial, arcuately curved and generallay upright back support member, and a second frame component connected to said first frame component and comprising a generally rectangular seat portion having a pair of front corners and a pair of rear corners, with said front corners being joined to said pair of uprights, and a rigid rear member of generally inverted U-shape so as to define opposite ends and a medial, arcuately curved and generally upright cushion support member, with said opposite ends of said rear member being joined to respective ones of said rear corners of said seat, and with said cushion support member being disposed generally parallel to and spaced below said back support member of said first frame component, and said back support member of said first frame component and said rear member of said second frame component being fixedly interconnected at a pair of locations positioned respectively adjacent the junctures of said side arm portions and said back support menber of said first frame component.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
39 words
The arm chair as defined in claim 1 further comprising back support means extending substantially vertically between said cushion support member and said base, with said back support means being secured to said seat between said rear corners thereof.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
59 words
The arm chair as defined in claim 1 further comprising a back cushion having a pocket formed on the rear surface thereof, with said pocket receiving said cushion support member of said rear member so that said back cushion is secured in place and said back support member of said first frame component is visible adjacent said back cushion.
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