An apparatus that supports a person in a variety of positions so that a tattoo artist can comfortably apply a tattoo to the skin of the supported person is herein disclosed. The apparatus can be articulated to cause a person's legs and arms to be optimally positioned and supported to receive a tattoo.

A control mechanism (20) for a chair (100) comprises a baseplate (21) configured to be coupled to a chair base assembly (102), a support plate (22) configured to be coupled to a chair seat (103), and an elastic element (23) arranged between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22). The elastic element (23) enables the support plate (22) to be tilted with respect to the base plate (21) around a first tilt axis and a second tilt axis different from the first tilt axis. The control mechanism (20) further comprises a control handle (24) configured to be actuated in an actuating direction (34), and at least one stop element (26A-26D). Each stop element is arranged between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22) and configured to limit a minimum distance between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22) at the position of the corresponding stop element (26A-26D). A stop element adjust mechanism (28) is coupled to the control handle (24) and configured to adjust the minimum distance of each stop element in response to actuating the control handle in the actuating direction (34).

A control mechanism (20) for a chair (100) comprises a baseplate (21) configured to be coupled to a chair base assembly (102), a support plate (22) configured to be coupled to a chair seat (103), and an elastic element (23) arranged between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22). The elastic element (23) enables the support plate (22) to be tilted with respect to the base plate (21) around a first tilt axis and a second tilt axis different from the first tilt axis. The control mechanism (20) further comprises a control handle (24) configured to be actuated in an actuating direction (34), and at least one stop element (26A-26D). Each stop element is arranged between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22) and configured to limit a minimum distance between the base plate (21) and the support plate (22) at the position of the corresponding stop element (26A-26D). A stop element adjust mechanism (28) is coupled to the control handle (24) and configured to adjust the minimum distance of each stop element in response to actuating the control handle in the actuating direction (34).

A locking device for furniture, in particular for furniture which may be adjusted by rotation of a furniture section. The locking device includes: an axle which is rotatable for adjusting the furniture and which has an engagement recess limited to a predetermined angular segment about the axle; a blocking element which is configured for rotational blocking of the axle by engaging in the engagement recess; a support bearing which is configured to support the blocking element in a fixed rotational manner about the axle; and an adjusting ring rotating about the axle, which has a contoured recess for radial adjustment of the blocking element within the support bearing upon rotation of the adjusting ring about the axle, wherein the blocking element is engageable in the engagement recess by the radial adjustment, so that the axle is lockable rotationally with the support bearing by means of the blocking element.

A locking device for furniture, in particular for furniture which may be adjusted by rotation of a furniture section. The locking device includes: an axle which is rotatable for adjusting the furniture and which has an engagement recess limited to a predetermined angular segment about the axle; a blocking element which is configured for rotational blocking of the axle by engaging in the engagement recess; a support bearing which is configured to support the blocking element in a fixed rotational manner about the axle; and an adjusting ring rotating about the axle, which has a contoured recess for radial adjustment of the blocking element within the support bearing upon rotation of the adjusting ring about the axle, wherein the blocking element is engageable in the engagement recess by the radial adjustment, so that the axle is lockable rotationally with the support bearing by means of the blocking element.

A rotary hanging chair having a cushion assembly, a rotary assembly and a leg tube assembly. The cushion assembly is rotatably connected to the leg tube assembly by means of the rotary assembly and comprises a cushion and a support frame. Two sides of the cushion are detachably connected to the support frame. The cushion is able to swing with respect to the support frame.

A rotary hanging chair having a cushion assembly, a rotary assembly and a leg tube assembly. The cushion assembly is rotatably connected to the leg tube assembly by means of the rotary assembly and comprises a cushion and a support frame. Two sides of the cushion are detachably connected to the support frame. The cushion is able to swing with respect to the support frame.

A modular armrest system for mounting to a seat having a seat bottom with a lower surface and opposed first and second lateral sides. The system includes an elongated base plate that extends below the lower surface of the seat bottom and having at least one aperture that receives at least one fastener adapted to connect the elongated base plate to the seat bottom, and having opposed first and second ends proximate the respective opposed lateral sides. A first armrest assembly has a first mounting bracket having a horizontal portion connected to the first end of the elongated base plate and an upward extending portion connected to a generally horizontal arm support, and a second armrest assembly has a second mounting bracket having a horizontal portion connected to the second end of the elongated base plate and an upward extending portion connected to a generally horizontal arm support.

A modular armrest system for mounting to a seat having a seat bottom with a lower surface and opposed first and second lateral sides. The system includes an elongated base plate that extends below the lower surface of the seat bottom and having at least one aperture that receives at least one fastener adapted to connect the elongated base plate to the seat bottom, and having opposed first and second ends proximate the respective opposed lateral sides. A first armrest assembly has a first mounting bracket having a horizontal portion connected to the first end of the elongated base plate and an upward extending portion connected to a generally horizontal arm support, and a second armrest assembly has a second mounting bracket having a horizontal portion connected to the second end of the elongated base plate and an upward extending portion connected to a generally horizontal arm support.

A folding chair support frame is provided, including an upper support frame detachably connected to a chair surface, and a lower support frame connected to the upper support frame. The upper support frame includes an upper connection component, and upper connection rods rotatably connected to the upper connection component. The lower support frame includes a lower connection component, and lower connection rods rotatably connected to the lower connection component at a limited angle. The lower connection component is coaxially and rotatably connected to the upper connection component. Free ends of the upper connecting rods and free ends of the lower connecting rods are located on a same side of the lower connection component when the folding chair support frame is in a folded state.