DE1687140U - CHAIR. - Google Patents

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The hiring refers to chairs in which the ^s lying on each side of the chair form a common cable that has about T or H Perm. The two Seine are connected to each other by a piece lying parallel to the seat of the chair, which is mortised and glued to the legs. The connecting points that arise, which cannot be particularly strong with regard to the appearance of the chair, are subject to heavy loads during use, which they cannot withstand 13ft.

It is also known the chair legs and the ones connecting them Making rope from one piece, from a straight rope is produced by bending, i.e. as a steam-bent part However, this 3-part only retains its shape when it is close the leg ends is connected by a cross member, but this is often undesirable.

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According to the invention, the chair legs forming a common rope stand made of plywood or plywood and are cut so that their layers run parallel to the height of the chair. The production the chair legs in this way is possible »because you can give them such a shape that they can be cut from scrap wood without significant scrap, with their final Shaping is done by grinding *

Next are iBÄuerungsgemäss is the same ^ else that the ^ -rUger of the chair seat and backrest bildendexiSeiteB & olme of the chair from the same type of wood made "with -al" layers of wood applies also parallel to the chair height running "tu Also for the production of side rails that. previously said *

The use of plywood or plywood for manufacture of chairs is known as such, but so far only has it to produce resilient chair parts, for example resilient Backrests * used., So the layers are perpendicular run to the height of the chair »i.e. strips of plywood can be used »

An exemplary embodiment of the fire is given below of the drawing, which shows a chair according to the '! fire shows in perspective *

In the drawing, the seat of the chair is labeled 1 "It consists of a plywood board." which is glued onto a box-shaped frame. This frame sits between the two side rails 2 and 3 of the chair, which at their upwardly curved ends support the backrest 4 of the chair.

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With each side rail and the side wall of the box-shaped The frame of the seat 1 is made up of the chair legs ■ connected, with the "front legs 6" and the rear legs on each side 7 of the chair is a common, approximately T-shaped piece iHden, whose vertices 7 & ureh the mentioned screws 5 jn with the side rails 3 is mistakenly robbed *

£ einpaare S ^ 7 and di "side member" 3 are cut from sheet or iagenholz, namely so that the elnze3 ^ ^^ en layers parallel to StuhlhShe extend, on thief "manner to receive the bars and the like ± e legs high strength that sit with the usual connections or with steam bent legs is not attainable.

As the drawing shows, the porm of the legs is such that they Made from lumber or lumber without significant waste can be · the same good for the side rails., The final shape of the chair legs and the side rails done by grinding the edges *

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Claims (1)

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