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Class 297/123 - Bottom and back move as unit


Subclass of Class 297 - Chairs and seats
Definition: Device wherein the joint between the bottom and back is
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 01/22/2002


NumberTitleIssue Date
6340168Convertible chair and walker assembly
A convertible chair and walker assembly for providing additional support for persons with limited mobility. The convertible chair and walker assembly includes a frame assembly, a plurality of wheels coupled to the frame assembly adapted for facilitating t...
01/22/2002
5967600Convertible work station
A convertible work station composed of chair and desk sections which are separated from each other in an active mode of the station and are combined in a storage mode to form a compact cube having square faces. The chair section is defined by a seat mount...
10/19/1999
5669658Convertible table and support
A convertible table and support characterized by a support which is pivotally mounted on a support frame and may be reversibly pivoted from an upright sitting position resting on the support frame to an inverted position adjacent to the support frame to d...
09/23/1997
4040693Galley unit
A multi-purpose galley assembly for use on boats, recreational vehicles, trailers, camper trailers, and the like. The galley assembly has an upright base with cabinets below and a kitchen unit, including a stove and range in the upper portion thereof. A p...
08/09/1977
3982784Multi-functional furniture
A piece of furniture in which two side walls are joined to respective spaced edges of a back wall extending in a common direction so as to define a channel, and a partition perpendicular to the back and side walls bisects the channel, may constitute a cha...
09/28/1976
 
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