A seating structure includes a frame, a carrier, and a suspension material. The frame includes first and second side frame members and first and second cross frame members forming a closed loop and defining an opening therebetween. The frame also includes a plurality of first attachment features on an outer perimeter of the frame. The carrier includes first and second side carrier members and first and second cross carrier members that form a closed loop. The carrier also includes a plurality of second attachment features on an inner perimeter of the carrier. The plurality of second attachment features engages the plurality of first attachment features to attach the carrier to the frame. The suspension material is attached to the carrier and extends over the opening in the frame to define a continuous seat and backrest.

A seating structure includes a frame, a carrier, and a suspension material. The frame includes first and second side frame members and first and second cross frame members forming a closed loop and defining an opening therebetween. The frame also includes a plurality of first attachment features on an outer perimeter of the frame. The carrier includes first and second side carrier members and first and second cross carrier members that form a closed loop. The carrier also includes a plurality of second attachment features on an inner perimeter of the carrier. The plurality of second attachment features engages the plurality of first attachment features to attach the carrier to the frame. The suspension material is attached to the carrier and extends over the opening in the frame to define a continuous seat and backrest.

An adjustment device for a chair, comprising an oscillating mechanism composed of a first plate, associated with a central gas-operated post for the height adjustment of a seat. A second plate is articulated to the first plate so that it can oscillate, by means of a pair of first pivots and is fixed to a backrest. A linkage is articulated to the first plate, by means of a second pivot, and is in turn articulated, by a third pivot, to a third plate, with which the seat can be associated. The third plate is articulated to the second plate. Elements are associated with the linkage for connection to at least one slat or leaf spring, which is arranged on a plane that is substantially parallel to the plane of the seat and is adapted to elastically contrast the inclination of the second plate with respect to the first plate.

An adjustment device for a chair, comprising an oscillating mechanism composed of a first plate, associated with a central gas-operated post for the height adjustment of a seat. A second plate is articulated to the first plate so that it can oscillate, by means of a pair of first pivots and is fixed to a backrest. A linkage is articulated to the first plate, by means of a second pivot, and is in turn articulated, by a third pivot, to a third plate, with which the seat can be associated. The third plate is articulated to the second plate. Elements are associated with the linkage for connection to at least one slat or leaf spring, which is arranged on a plane that is substantially parallel to the plane of the seat and is adapted to elastically contrast the inclination of the second plate with respect to the first plate.

An adjustment device for a chair, comprising an oscillating mechanism composed of a first plate, associated with a central gas-operated post for height adjustment of a seat, to which a second plate, fixed to a backrest, is articulated so that it can oscillate by a first pivot.

A third plate is articulated and interposed, respectively by a second pivot and a third pivot, between the first plate and the second plate, and can be associated with the seat.

The first plate has elements for connection to at least one slat or leaf spring which is adapted to elastically contrast the inclination of the second plate with respect to the first plate.

An adjustment device for a chair, comprising an oscillating mechanism composed of a first plate, associated with a central gas-operated post for height adjustment of a seat, to which a second plate, fixed to a backrest, is articulated so that it can oscillate by a first pivot.

A third plate is articulated and interposed, respectively by a second pivot and a third pivot, between the first plate and the second plate, and can be associated with the seat.

The first plate has elements for connection to at least one slat or leaf spring which is adapted to elastically contrast the inclination of the second plate with respect to the first plate.

A chair of an aspect of the present disclosure includes: a support base; and a chair body including a seat frame that extends in the forward-rearward direction and forms at least part of a seat, and a back frame that is provided in the rear end of the seat frame to be pivotable around an axis O1 extending in the left-right direction, extends upward from the seat frame, and forms at least part of a backrest. The support base includes a slider that supports, in front of the axis O1, the seat frame movably in the forward-rearward direction, and a backrest-supporting shaft that supports, below the axis O1, the back frame pivotably around an axis O2 extending in the left-right direction.

A chair of an aspect of the present disclosure includes: a support base; and a chair body including a seat frame that extends in the forward-rearward direction and forms at least part of a seat, and a back frame that is provided in the rear end of the seat frame to be pivotable around an axis O1 extending in the left-right direction, extends upward from the seat frame, and forms at least part of a backrest. The support base includes a slider that supports, in front of the axis O1, the seat frame movably in the forward-rearward direction, and a backrest-supporting shaft that supports, below the axis O1, the back frame pivotably around an axis O2 extending in the left-right direction.

A quick-release device for securing a gas cylinder in a seat plate includes a pedestal defining a socket for receiving the gas cylinder. The pedestal projects upwardly from an endwall to form a jaw against which the gas cylinder is received when applied to the socket. A clamp is pivoted to the jaw for movement between an open position and a closed position. A flange is formed in the pedestal and has a lower surface for confrontation with the seat plate. A latch is coupled to the pedestal. The latch moves between a first position enabling movement of the clamp between the open and closed positions, and a second position disabling movement of the clamp between the open and closed positions.

A quick-release device for securing a gas cylinder in a seat plate includes a pedestal defining a socket for receiving the gas cylinder. The pedestal projects upwardly from an endwall to form a jaw against which the gas cylinder is received when applied to the socket. A clamp is pivoted to the jaw for movement between an open position and a closed position. A flange is formed in the pedestal and has a lower surface for confrontation with the seat plate. A latch is coupled to the pedestal. The latch moves between a first position enabling movement of the clamp between the open and closed positions, and a second position disabling movement of the clamp between the open and closed positions.