A hanging chair includes a collapsible spreader bar that reduces the size of the product when in a disassembled configuration. The hanging chair includes a flexible seating portion having first and second side edges. A plurality of ropes connect the first and second side edges of the flexible seating portion to the collapsible spreader bar.

The invention relates to a rocker mechanism for an active dynamic seating furniture with a seat surface (2) and with a supporting frame (10), which bears the seat surface (2), wherein the supporting frame (10) is designed with the spring-loaded rocker mechanism (20) and in this way the seat surface (2) is mounted movably sprung on the supporting frame (10).

The invention relates to a rocker mechanism for an active dynamic seating furniture with a seat surface (2) and with a supporting frame (10), which bears the seat surface (2), wherein the supporting frame (10) is designed with the spring-loaded rocker mechanism (20) and in this way the seat surface (2) is mounted movably sprung on the supporting frame (10).

A hanging chair includes a collapsible spreader bar that reduces the size of the product when in a disassembled configuration. The hanging chair includes a flexible seating portion having first and second side edges. A plurality of ropes connect the first and second side edges of the flexible seating portion to the collapsible spreader bar.

A hanging chair includes a collapsible spreader bar that reduces the size of the product when in a disassembled configuration. The hanging chair includes a flexible seating portion having first and second side edges. A plurality of ropes connect the first and second side edges of the flexible seating portion to the collapsible spreader bar.

A rocking chair includes support bodies and a seat body. Support legs are mounted on the support bodies. A rocking frame assembly is mounted on the seat body. Two opposite parts of the seat body are defined as first and seconds matching surfaces. First and second blocking parts are formed on the first and second matching surfaces, respectively. The first and second blocking parts define offset rotation angle spaces on a path of relative rotation of the support bodies and the seat body. Elastic components are mounted in the offset rotation angle spaces, and the first and second blocking parts are driven by the relative rotation of the support bodies and the seat body to rotate oppositely along a rotation angle direction to squeeze the elastic components, thus causing the elastic components to generate an elastic force for the seat body to rock back and forth on the support bodies.

A rocking chair includes support bodies and a seat body. Support legs are mounted on the support bodies. A rocking frame assembly is mounted on the seat body. Two opposite parts of the seat body are defined as first and seconds matching surfaces. First and second blocking parts are formed on the first and second matching surfaces, respectively. The first and second blocking parts define offset rotation angle spaces on a path of relative rotation of the support bodies and the seat body. Elastic components are mounted in the offset rotation angle spaces, and the first and second blocking parts are driven by the relative rotation of the support bodies and the seat body to rotate oppositely along a rotation angle direction to squeeze the elastic components, thus causing the elastic components to generate an elastic force for the seat body to rock back and forth on the support bodies.

The invention relates to seating/reclining furniture, in particular an armchair or a chair, having a back part, a seat part and an adjustable footrest arrangement that is pivotable relative to the seat part between an inwardly folded basic position beneath a seating surface of the seat part and an outwardly folded position of use, wherein the footrest arrangement comprises a frame and a foot part pivotable relative to the frame, and wherein an adjustment member variable in length by means of an actuating motor for pivoting the foot part is supported at a front cross strut fixed to a frame and is connected to a movable rear adjustment traverse.

The invention relates to seating/reclining furniture, in particular an armchair or a chair, having a back part, a seat part and an adjustable footrest arrangement that is pivotable relative to the seat part between an inwardly folded basic position beneath a seating surface of the seat part and an outwardly folded position of use, wherein the footrest arrangement comprises a frame and a foot part pivotable relative to the frame, and wherein an adjustment member variable in length by means of an actuating motor for pivoting the foot part is supported at a front cross strut fixed to a frame and is connected to a movable rear adjustment traverse.

A suspension assembly having a shaft with a first end and a second end. The first end of the shaft is mounted to a force receiving member. The shaft is translatable within a linear bearing, which is mounted to a support member. A first magnet is mounted to the force receiving member and a second magnet is mounted to the support member. A shaft collar is mounted to the second end of the shaft. The first and second magnets are adapted to provide a magnetic force against a force applied to the force receiving member.