Glider support assembly
CA 1250517 A · Owner: Lear Siegler, Inc. · Inventors: Horn, John
Overview
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A glider support assembly (10,10') for a chair (12) or other similar article of furniture includes a lower floor base (14,14'), an upper frame (18) for attaching the chair, suspension links (20) that support the chair frame (18) on the base (14,14') for forward and rearward gliding movement, and stops (26,28) on the suspension links and supports (34) of the base in order to position the chair in a reclined position without any latch mechanism. Detachable connections (22,24) of the suspension links (20) permit the support assembly to be stored, shipped, and sold disassembled in a knockdown fashion. Stops (30,32) are also provided to limit excessive forward movement of the chair on the …
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- Granted February 28, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 28, 2006.
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