Upholstered article of furniture with interchangeable seating module
CA 2021817 C · Owner: Mork, William J. · Inventors: Mork, William J.
Overview
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An upholstered article of furniture (a0) comprises a frame (26j, assorted layers of padding and fabric that form upholstery (27), a backrest (29), armrests (31) cushions (33), and a seating module (10). The seating module (10) comprises a front rail (12), a beak rail (14), a spring assembly (16) mounted upon the rails (12, 14), and a covering (18). The seating module (10) may be removed from and installed into a game (26) of an article of furniture (20) as a complete unit by means of screws or other suitable attaching means. Seating modules of different seating firmness may be interchanged (based upon consumer comfort preferences arid medicinal requirements). The pitch (or tilt) of the …
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- Filed July 24, 1990 and granted September 26, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 24, 2010.
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