A folding chair having a frame constructed to allow a generally planar seat part and a generally planar back part to fold from a working position in which they are generally at right angles to each other to a stored position in which the seat part and the back part are generally parallel, the folding chair having arms, and arm extensions attached to the chair arms, the chair extensions being constructed to support a tray between them at a tray position at least substantially forward of the chair arms, the arm extensions being moveable to a position at which they do not extend substantially beyond the chair arms.

A shelf attachment for use with a beach or lounge chair is formed of one-piece or has a first shelf half and a second shelf half hingedly and foldably connected to the first shelf half. An elongated member extends through interlocking projections extending from the first shelf half and from the second shelf half to hingedly connect the first and second shelf halves. A first clamp assembly is secured to the first shelf half and a second clamp assembly is secured to the second shelf half to mount the shelf to the rail of a chair.

The invention is a rocker for therapeutic treatment of a user by control of actuators in the rocker and sensing biometric and mechanical conditions of and around the user. The rocker may be formed of a unitary body of translucent or transparent material. The body of the chair features a single tail floor engagement portion and a user area of seat and back. The rocker may have actuators mounted in or near the rocker to generate heat, sound, vibration or light, Sensors in and around the chair monitor movement of the rocker and biometric conditions of the user. A control panel in communication with the actuator and sensors controls and monitors conditions and communicates with a monitoring computer for storage and reporting. Predetermined patterns of actuator activation may be programmed into the computer for transmission and execution by the control panel.

A foldable glider chair has a base and gliding seat frame pivotally connected to the base to allow relative movement of the gliding seat frame relative to the base in a reciprocating fashion in a direction parallel to the width edges of the seat. The base and gliding seat frame are foldable in tandem.

Chair assemblies (e.g., rocker style chairs, fixed position chairs, chairs with pivoting seats, tables and trays, a sub-combination thereof, or a combination thereof) are provided. More particularly, chair assemblies (e.g., rocker style chairs, fixed position chairs, chairs with pivoting seats, tables and trays, a sub-combination thereof, or a combination thereof), modular components for use within the chairs, parts for use within the modular components and related manufacturing and installation methods are provided.

A foldable fishing chair comprising a pull rod; a connecting rod with wheels is arranged at the bottom of the pull rod; a seat frame with a chair surface is rotationally connected to one side of the pull rod, and a front support is rotationally connected to the seat frame; a front support connecting rod that is rotationally connected with the pull rod is rotationally connected to the front support, and the other side of the pull rod is rotationally connected with a rear support; a goods shelf is rotationally connected to the rear support; a rear support connecting rod is arranged on the goods shelf and the rear support in a penetrating mode.

A foldable fishing chair comprising a pull rod; a connecting rod with wheels is arranged at the bottom of the pull rod; a seat frame with a chair surface is rotationally connected to one side of the pull rod, and a front support is rotationally connected to the seat frame; a front support connecting rod that is rotationally connected with the pull rod is rotationally connected to the front support, and the other side of the pull rod is rotationally connected with a rear support; a goods shelf is rotationally connected to the rear support; a rear support connecting rod is arranged on the goods shelf and the rear support in a penetrating mode.

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 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.

Embodiments of the present inventive concept provide a chair and tabletop assembly including a foldable frame wherein the foldable frame includes an upper component including a tabletop panel wherein the upper component and the tabletop panel are adapted to facilitate the chair and tabletop assembly to exhibit one of a chair configuration, or a combined chair and table or desk configuration.