The present disclosure provides an adjustable bracket for furniture, including a base and multiple support members movably connected to the base; the base includes a lower portion and an upper portion, and the multiple support members include three or more lower support members; the lower portion includes a lower receiving portion configured to receive the lower support members, a screw, and a knob; each lower support member includes a leg and a connection portion disposed proximate to the lower receiving portion; the connection portion includes a first elastic member connected to the lower receiving portion and an end portion away from the mounting surface; the end portion abuts against the upper portion when the legs are in a folded position, and the end portion is tangent to the nut and a tangent point to the nut is changeable when the legs are in an unfolded position.

The present disclosure provides an adjustable bracket for furniture, including a base and multiple support members movably connected to the base; the base includes a lower portion and an upper portion, and the multiple support members include three or more lower support members; the lower portion includes a lower receiving portion configured to receive the lower support members, a screw, and a knob; each lower support member includes a leg and a connection portion disposed proximate to the lower receiving portion; the connection portion includes a first elastic member connected to the lower receiving portion and an end portion away from the mounting surface; the end portion abuts against the upper portion when the legs are in a folded position, and the end portion is tangent to the nut and a tangent point to the nut is changeable when the legs are in an unfolded position.

A multifunctional seating unit includes a frame constituted by a pair of supports which are crossed in an X-like arrangement, each one of the supports defining a pair of first and second legs, pivoted in an X-like arrangement, and a first plate and a second plate, which are associated rotatably with a first armrest and a second armrest. The frame includes a parallelogram mechanism adapted to allow a partial raising/lowering and a partial narrowing/widening of the first and second armrests and of a seat which constitute the seating unit and a partial narrowing/widening of the pair of first and second legs. The seating unit includes a back composed of a first case and a second case which are lateral and collapsible onto a fixed central support.

A wheeled device that converts between a multi-mode beach chair and a standard vertical dolly. It can also be used as a flat 2-wheeled wagon. A rigid frame includes at least two parts coupled by hinges, a first part (long part) that can fold to different lengths, and a second part (short part). There is a swiveling top handle on the end of the long part, and a swiveling bottom handle on the end of the short part. In a long chair mode, the long part is fully extended; in the short chair mode, it is folded and In the dolly mode, the short part forms the bottom of the dolly.

An adjustable bench comprises a seat, a skirt extending from the seat, and a plurality of height adjustable leg assemblies coupled to the skirt. The seat is shaped to be selectively mated with the skirt to provide the bench with either a flat top surface or a sloped top surface.

A work chair includes a base frame including a transverse portion, a longitudinal portion vertically located on the transverse portion and a plurality of rollers provided at a bottom side thereof, a first pivoting frame pivotally connected to the transverse portion and biasable between a horizontal position and a vertical position, a second pivoting frame including a bottom support portion and a top support portion. The top support portion has one end thereof pivotally connected to the longitudinal portion of the base frame such that the second pivoting frame can be biased to move the top support portion from a vertical position to a horizontal position where the second pivoting frame is placed across the first pivoting frame.

A work chair includes a base frame including a transverse portion, a longitudinal portion vertically located on the transverse portion and a plurality of rollers provided at a bottom side thereof, a first pivoting frame pivotally connected to the transverse portion and biasable between a horizontal position and a vertical position, a second pivoting frame including a bottom support portion and a top support portion. The top support portion has one end thereof pivotally connected to the longitudinal portion of the base frame such that the second pivoting frame can be biased to move the top support portion from a vertical position to a horizontal position where the second pivoting frame is placed across the first pivoting frame.

A dual-purpose work chair includes a base frame including a transverse portion, a longitudinal portion vertically located on the transverse portion and a plurality of rollers provided at the bottom side thereof, a first pivoting frame pivotally connected to the transverse portion and protruding beyond the base frame and biasable between a horizontal position and a vertical position, a lower seat cushion located on the first pivoting frame, a second pivoting frame pivotally connected to the longitudinal portion and biasable from a vertical position to a horizontal position across the first pivoting frame, and an upper seat cushion located on the second pivoting frame.

A dual-purpose work chair includes a base frame including a transverse portion, a longitudinal portion vertically located on the transverse portion and a plurality of rollers provided at the bottom side thereof, a first pivoting frame pivotally connected to the transverse portion and protruding beyond the base frame and biasable between a horizontal position and a vertical position, a lower seat cushion located on the first pivoting frame, a second pivoting frame pivotally connected to the longitudinal portion and biasable from a vertical position to a horizontal position across the first pivoting frame, and an upper seat cushion located on the second pivoting frame.

A dual-purpose work chair includes a base frame including a transverse portion, a longitudinal portion vertically located on the transverse portion and a plurality of rollers provided at the bottom side thereof, a first pivoting frame pivotally connected to the transverse portion and protruding beyond the base frame and biasable between a horizontal position and a vertical position, a lower seat cushion located on the first pivoting frame, a second pivoting frame pivotally connected to the longitudinal portion and biasable from a vertical position to a horizontal position across the first pivoting frame, and an upper seat cushion located on the second pivoting frame.