A hanging chair that includes an upper frame member, a lower frame member, and a plurality of upright supports. The upper frame member is connectable to an external support structure and having a top plate and a bottom plate. The lower frame member has a top plate and a bottom plate. Each upright support having a first end and a second end. The first end of each upright support is connected to the upper frame member between the top plate and the bottom plate of the upper frame member. The second end of each upright support is connected to the lower frame member between the top plate and the bottom plate of the lower frame member. The plurality of upright supports are pivotally moveable between a collapsed position, where the plurality of upright supports are pivoted toward one another, and an expanded position.

A collapsible chair in the shape of an aircraft or other object. The chair comprises a plurality of body elements and hinges that connect one or more of the body elements to one another. The chair is designed to lock in both a folded and deployed configuration. The transitioning from a folded to a deployed configuration and from a deployed back to a folded configuration comprises rotating one or more body elements around two different axes.

A seat, particularly for playing video games, includes a tubular frame, a seat surface and a backrest. The seat surface and the backrest are formed by a piece of cloth tensioned in the frame, and the frame includes two lower frame parts extending forward from the backrest and each having a curved progression which is convex in downward direction. Each lower frame part can have a front outer end and a rear outer end, and the two lower frame parts can be connected to each other close to their front outer ends and close to their rear outer ends by front and rear transverse frame parts, which can each have a curved progression which is convex in upward direction. A tubular frame and a cloth are configured for application in such a seat.

A hanging chair that includes an upper frame member, a lower frame member, and a plurality of upright supports. The upper frame member is connectable to an external support structure and having a top plate and a bottom plate. The lower frame member has a top plate and a bottom plate. Each upright support having a first end and a second end. The first end of each upright support is connected to the upper frame member between the top plate and the bottom plate of the upper frame member. The second end of each upright support is connected to the lower frame member between the top plate and the bottom plate of the lower frame member. The plurality of upright supports are pivotally moveable between a collapsed position, where the plurality of upright supports are pivoted toward one another, and an expanded position.

A foldable table or bench has first and second support surface halves. A furniture leg is mounted to each half and collapses independently of the other and is movable between an extended position and a stowed position. First and second hinge assemblies each include two hinge members mounted to the support surface halves and pivotally connected to one another by hinge pins. A center rod is connected to the first and the second hinge assemblies and extends across the width of the table top halves substantially parallel to the first and second hinge pins.

A lightweight, collapsible, and portable wheeled seat, e.g., a wheeled office chair or stool, for travel, storage, and mobility, is disclosed.

A collapsible step stool includes step-shaped side panels and folding tread panels. Each folding tread panel is pivot connected to respective top edges of the step-shaped side panels to define a step when unfolded. Each folding tread panel includes a hinge to enable it to fold. A support post is connected to the hinges of adjacent folding tread panels. The support post rests on a surface and supports the upper one of the folding tread panels when the step stool is unfolded. The support post synchronizes the folding of the tread panels when collapsing the step stool.