A method and system are disclosed for forming decorative woven panels using a frame, support bars, and elongated strip elements. The frame may be pre-assembled or staged during assembly, and includes a series of apertures for receiving parallel support bars. A plurality of strips, composed of metallic or polymeric materials, are woven in an alternating over-under configuration relative to the support bars. Each strip is elastically deformed during insertion and retained in a deformed state, contributing to panel rigidity. Optional grommets may be positioned between the support bars and frame to reduce friction and wear. Protective sleeves may be applied to strips during weaving to preserve surface treatments. The resulting woven panel may be integrated into furniture or architectural products such as chairs, screens, and benches. The system enables repeatable, scalable production of structurally reinforced panels with decorative appearances that emulate traditional weaving patterns using engineered materials.

A method and system are disclosed for forming decorative woven panels using a frame, support bars, and elongated strip elements. The frame may be pre-assembled or staged during assembly, and includes a series of apertures for receiving parallel support bars. A plurality of strips, composed of metallic or polymeric materials, are woven in an alternating over-under configuration relative to the support bars. Each strip is elastically deformed during insertion and retained in a deformed state, contributing to panel rigidity. Optional grommets may be positioned between the support bars and frame to reduce friction and wear. Protective sleeves may be applied to strips during weaving to preserve surface treatments. The resulting woven panel may be integrated into furniture or architectural products such as chairs, screens, and benches. The system enables repeatable, scalable production of structurally reinforced panels with decorative appearances that emulate traditional weaving patterns using engineered materials.

A lounge chair includes: an upper frame; a number of linkage bars that are detachably connected to the upper frame; a number of legs that are respectively connected to the linkage bars; a support frame detachably connected to the linkage bars or the legs; a fixing mechanism detachably connected to the support frame; and a flexible support member for providing support to a body of a user. The flexible support member has an upper end fixed to the upper frame, and a lower end fixed to the fixing mechanism.

A lounge chair includes: an upper frame; a number of linkage bars that are detachably connected to the upper frame; a number of legs that are respectively connected to the linkage bars; a support frame detachably connected to the linkage bars or the legs; a fixing mechanism detachably connected to the support frame; and a flexible support member for providing support to a body of a user. The flexible support member has an upper end fixed to the upper frame, and a lower end fixed to the fixing mechanism.

The present invention relates to the field of furniture production, in particular to a framework assembly for strip woven products and furniture including the same. The framework assembly comprises a framework body, on which a plurality of locking fasteners are detachably mounted. Each locking fastener includes a positioning ring, which is used for threading and positioning strips. The strips can form woven products by being threaded through different positioning rings of the framework body. By adopting the above technical solution, the positioning ring can serve as a stress-bearing point for the woven parts of furniture and provide fixed points for weaving strips. Compared with the traditional fixing methods of wrapping and using staple guns, the strips of the present invention only need to be threaded through the positioning ring once to complete one fixation, which is more conducive to saving strip materials, reducing weaving steps, and lowering material costs and labor costs.

The present invention relates to the field of furniture production, in particular to a framework assembly for strip woven products and furniture including the same. The framework assembly comprises a framework body, on which a plurality of locking fasteners are detachably mounted. Each locking fastener includes a positioning ring, which is used for threading and positioning strips. The strips can form woven products by being threaded through different positioning rings of the framework body. By adopting the above technical solution, the positioning ring can serve as a stress-bearing point for the woven parts of furniture and provide fixed points for weaving strips. Compared with the traditional fixing methods of wrapping and using staple guns, the strips of the present invention only need to be threaded through the positioning ring once to complete one fixation, which is more conducive to saving strip materials, reducing weaving steps, and lowering material costs and labor costs.