Locking device for chair seats
CA 1316092 C · Owner: Lie, Tore · Inventors: Lie, Tore
Overview
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Device for locking in a chair seat in a desired angular position, comprising several lamellae (1) connected with the seat, extending through a retainer (7) and between fixed lamellae (2) arranged in the retainer, whereby clamping shoes (3, 4) which are abutting against the outer fixed lamellae (2) may be clamped by bolts (5, 6) for locking the position of the seat and providing possibility for adjustment of the clamping points of the bolts, where lamellae (1) without holes are arranged abutting against fixed lamellae (2) across their width, the lamellae (1) being connected with the seat of the chair, the fixed lamellae (2) being captured by the retainer (7) and the bolts (5, 6), each …
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- Granted April 13, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 13, 2010.
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