Abstract:
A lumbar support on a chair comprises a lumbar support body in which a vertical width gradually becomes smaller from right and left ends to the middle; four mounting portions spaced apart from each other vertically on the lumbar support body and moving vertically along a guide on each of the pair of side frame rods and an operating member connected to each of the mounting portions on the lower edge.
Abstract:
Provided is a chair which comprises a lumbar support that is capable of comfortably supporting the lumbar region and that is capable of providing stable support with a side frame pole of a back frame. This invention comprises: a lumbar support main body (41) in which a lumbar support (10) that is provided on the chair has a top-to-bottom dimension that gradually becomes smaller from the left and right ends toward the center by having the lower edge of the center in the left/right direction curving upward in an arc shape; four attaching portions (42) which are provided on both sides of the lumbar support main body (41) so as to be separated in the vertical direction and which are movably supported in the vertical direction by guide portions that are provided on the left and right side frame poles (19) and that are directed vertically; and operating members (44) which are linked with the left and right lower attaching portions (42).
Abstract:
An armrest device for a chair includes a lower support rod that rises at a side of a chair seat and has a tubular upper end portion; and an upper support cylinder that has an armrest provided in an upper end thereof, is externally fitted to the lower support rod so as to be slidable in an up-down direction, and has a plurality of engaging portions therein. The armrest is made height-adjustable with respect to the lower support rod by disposing the locking member and a biasing member at an upper end portion of the lower support rod and providing the rotating rod inside the lower support rod.
Abstract:
An armrest device for a chair includes a lower support rod that rises at a side of a chair seat and has a tubular upper end portion; and an upper support cylinder that has an armrest provided in an upper end thereof, is externally fitted to the lower support rod so as to be slidable in an up-down direction, and has a plurality of engaging portions therein. The armrest is made height-adjustable with respect to the lower support rod by disposing the locking member and a biasing member at an upper end portion of the lower support rod and providing the rotating rod inside the lower support rod.