A hanging chair may comprise a front frame and a plurality of support members. The front frame may define a front opening. The plurality of support members may be coupled tro the front frame and may extend from a top portion of the front frame to a bottom portion of the front frame. The plurality of support members may extend axially rearward the front frame. The hanging chair may comprise a first side opening defined between the front frame and a first outer support member of the plurality of support members. The hanging chair may comprise a second side opening defined between the front frame and a second outer support member of the plurality of support members. The first side opening, the second side opening, and the front opening may be in fluid communication.

In some implementations, a caddy can include a shape where the caddy may include a bridge defining a remote seat that is structured to receive a call button remote, the remote seat opening upwardly, and the caddy having one or more protrusions extending up from a periphery of the remote seat. The caddy may also include a pair of legs extending down from the bridge, with a downwardly opening gap between the legs. The caddy may define apertures on opposite ends of the remote seat, each of the apertures being structured to receive a cord of a call button remote while the call button remote is seated in the remote seat. A call button remote can be seated in the remote seat with at least a portion of the call button remote being above the armrest of the medical chair.

A reclining foldable chair includes a support frame and a seat cover secured to the support frame. The support frame is configured to transition between a storage and use position and includes a first and second upright, a seat bottom support, a collapsible cross-brace, a seat back rest, and a reclining assembly configured to allow the chair to transition between upright and reclined positions. The reclining assembly includes a recline limiter and a pivoting link latch. The pivoting link latch includes a pivoting link and a moving link, wherein an overall length between opposite ends of the pivoting link and moving link is adjustable in order to transition the reclining foldable chair between the upright and reclined positions.

A modular attachment system may be provided with the ability to rapidly interchange different peripherals and accessories at different points where modular receivers have been installed. One or more modular receivers may include one or more quick-connect receptacles adapted to receive corresponding one or more quick connectors of one or more peripheral adapters to quickly connect and disconnect the modular peripheral adapters to facilitate rapid reconfiguration of chairs, desks, tables, or other furniture for different applications. A variety of peripherals and accessories can be attached to one or more modular peripheral adapters to create peripheral assemblies that can be rapidly interchanged by rapid connection to or disconnection from any installed modular housings to reconfigure furniture for different applications. The modular receivers may be attached to a desk, table, or other furnishings or manufactured as a part of office, computer, or gaming chairs, desks, tables, or other furnishings.

A seating system designed to address ergonomic, safety, adaptability, aesthetic, and logistical challenges in venues such as theaters, opera houses, sports arenas, and gymnasiums. The system provides for both a seating assembly and transportation assembly. The seating assembly provides a seat with adaptable configurations to meet varying venue requirements and safety mechanisms to protect users during setup and use, among other features. The transportation assembly offers compact and intuitive storage solutions for seating assemblies, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing setup and breakdown times of seating assemblies. In sum, this innovative seating system significantly improves comfort, functionality, and durability, which effectively addresses the complex needs of modern venue environments and advances the seating industry.

A portable chair includes a base assembly comprising a base frame and a seat cushion fit to the base frame, a back assembly operatively connected to the base assembly, a first set of clamps operatively connected to a front of the base assembly and configured to extend downwardly therefrom to secure the portable chair to a surface, and a second set of clamps operatively connected to a back of the base assembly and configured to extend downwardly therefrom to further secure the portable chair to the surface. The chair may further include a canopy which may be secured at both ends, a removable pouch, a removable head rest, a removable tray, and retractable legs. The chair may include a kickstand and may include additional sets of clamps for attaching to different surfaces. Fabric connectors may be used through the portable chair and accessories.

A new and improved cupholder assembly, to be mounted within a powered furniture piece which is capable of being moved from an upright position to an inclined position, comprises a cupholder housing, a cupholder pivotally attached to the cupholder housing, and a counterweight fixedly attached to the cupholder. When the furniture piece is moved to the inclined position, the counterweight will maintain the cupholder at a vertical orientation such that a beverage, contained within a beverage cup which is disposed within the cupholder, will not be spilled.

A foldable chair is disclosed herein, where the foldable chair includes a first plurality of frame components forming a seat of the chair, a second plurality of frame components forming a backrest coupled with the seat and moveable relative thereto; rear legs; rear joint assemblies enabling the backrest to translate between angles of reclination relative to the seat in a supporting configuration and to collapse the backrest toward the seat and align the rear legs with the first and second horizontal frame components in a transport configuration; front legs coupled with the first plurality of frame components; and first and second engagement structures that allow for an indirect coupling between the first plurality of frame components and the front legs, the engagement structures operating in tandem with the rear joint assemblies to hingedly collapse the front legs against the respective rear legs in the transport configuration.

Disclosed herein are flexible, ergonomic, and deployable devices for use as leisure chairs. The devices described herein may include storage compartment mounts on the bottom surface of a seat or a seat frame for releasable attachment of a storage compartment. Additionally, the devices disclosed herein may include a flexible seatback and/or seatback frame to permit flexion of the seatback, which may be curved.

A multipurpose lounge chair device is provided. The device is comprised of a foldable and reclining frame that supports a seating body fabricated from cooling bungee weave. The device comprises a shade canopy made from UV-reflective fabric, which is pivotally mounted to the frame via adjustable hinges or articulated brackets to maximize solar exposure and shade coverage. At least one flexible monocrystalline solar panel is embedded in the canopy and configured to charge an onboard lithium-based battery. The battery powers at least one fan and at least one Bluetooth speaker, both of which may be controlled by a wired or wireless remote. A swing-out charging station table is attached to the frame by a pivot mechanism and includes multiple charging ports, such as USB or wireless charging pads, along with a non-slip surface for item placement.