A director's chair includes two support frames and two cross rod assemblies connected to the front ends and rear ends of the two support frames. The director's chair is folded or unfolded by controlling support rods of the cross rod assemblies to be folded or unfolded. The height of the folded director's chair is only the height of leg rods of the support frames. An armrest rod, a seat rod and a backrest rod of the support frame can be folded at the side of the leg rods, so that the size of the director's chair is small enough to facilitate the storage and transportation.

A director's chair includes two support frames and two cross rod assemblies connected to the front ends and rear ends of the two support frames. The director's chair is folded or unfolded by controlling support rods of the cross rod assemblies to be folded or unfolded. The height of the folded director's chair is only the height of leg rods of the support frames. An armrest rod, a seat rod and a backrest rod of the support frame can be folded at the side of the leg rods, so that the size of the director's chair is small enough to facilitate the storage and transportation.

A seat assembly for wheelchair of the type having a structure expandable from a contracted condition to an expanded position comprises a pair of tubular members connected to the structure. Each tubular member has a main tubular body, a secondary tubular body parallel to and inside the main tubular body, and an elongated slit extending along both the main tubular body and the secondary tubular body and common to both the main tubular body and the secondary tubular body. The slits open into an inner channel of the secondary tubular body. The main tubular body and the secondary tubular body form a hollow integral piece of composite material. A panel, e.g., of non-rigid material has rods on its opposite edges, the rods having a diameter smaller than that of the secondary tube and larger than a width of the slit to be held captive in the secondary tube, whereby the panel extends through the slit.

A type of improved folding chair includes brackets and seat fabric. Brackets on the four facades are each composed of intersecting diagonal bars. Right and left facades consist of intersecting long bars and medium-sized bars with the upper curved portion of the long bars providing support for the backrest. A fabric seat for the chair comprises an attached cushion, a backrest and side bags where the side bags form a triangular shape, which is sewn onto both the adjacent sides of the cushion and the backrest. When the chair is opened, the tightened side bags form a third structure allowing for an arm rest.

A folding chair has a frame having first and second front legs and first and second rear legs. A back rest is operatively pivotally connected to the rear legs. A seat is slidingly connected to the first and second front legs and pivotally connected to the back rest, thereby enabling the angle of the backrest relative to the rear leg to be adjustable as the seat slides toward and away from the front legs.

A toilet chair includes a support frame, and a platform connected to the support frame. The platform is connected to the support frame at a first end with at least one horizontal strut. The platform is configured to move with respect to the support frame and includes at least one clamp at a second end. The at least one clamp is configured to lock the platform to the support frame at the second end forming a horizontal platform. The toilet chair also includes a toilet seat assembly connected to the platform. The toilet seat assembly is configured to support a user and move with respect to the platform.

Provided is a portable hammock style chair. The portable hammock style chair includes a foldable frame and a hammock style seat portion coupled to the foldable frame. The hammock style seat portion includes a seat fabric member and connection members. The seat fabric member may include a front edge and a rear edge, the rear edge shorter in length than the length of the front edge. The elongate connection members couple the hammock style seat portion to the foldable frame to retain the seat fabric member at a position higher than a ground surface. The foldable frame may be moved between a folded position and a useable position. In the folded position, the frame may be held together in a bag or otherwise retained in the folded position in order to improve portability.

A foldable sofa armrest and a sofa are provided. The foldable sofa armrest includes an armrest frame and an armrest skin, where the armrest skin covers an outer surface of the armrest frame; the armrest frame includes a first frame, a second frame, and a folding part; the folding part includes a first folding member, a second folding member, and a connecting component; the first folding member is provided on the first frame; the second folding member is provided on the second frame; the armrest frame has a first state and a second state; in the first state, the connecting component securely connects the first folding member to the second folding member; and in the second state, the first folding member and the second folding member are rotatable relative to each other. The sofa armrest is allowed to be in an unfolded or folded state.

The present invention relates to a folding chair. The folding chair comprises a group of foot pipes, a group of seat frame pipes, a group of rotating connection pipes, a group of locking pipes and fabric. The group of foot pipes comprises a left and a right foot pipes. Armrest fixing pieces are fixedly installed on the upper ends of the foot pipes. A limiting piece is fixed in the middle of the foot pipes. A sliding piece is sleeved below the limiting piece. The upper ends of the four rotating pipes are rotatably connected with the seat frame pipes through a seat frame rotating piece; the other end of the four rotating pipes is rotatably connected with another linkage pipe of the four rotating pipes through a rotating piece fixed thereto; the rotating pipes are symmetrically arranged.

The folding chair comprises a group of foot pipes, a group of seat frame pipes, a group of rotating connection pipes, a group of locking pipes and fabric. The group of foot pipes comprises a left and a right foot pipes. Armrest fixing pieces are fixedly installed on the upper ends of the foot pipes. A limiting piece is fixed in the middle of the foot pipes. A sliding piece is sleeved below the limiting piece. The upper ends of the four rotating pipes are rotatably connected with the seat frame pipes through a seat frame rotating piece; the other end of the four rotating pipes is rotatably connected with another linkage pipe of the four rotating pipes through a rotating piece fixed thereto; the rotating pipes are symmetrically arranged.