A pocketed spring assembly comprises a plurality of parallel strings of individually pocketed springs. A dimensionally stabilizing substrate is secured to at least some of the strings on one of the top and bottom surfaces of the strings. A scrim sheet is secured to at least some of the strings on an opposed surface of the strings to maintain the positions of the strings. The dimensionally stabilizing substrate is laterally rigid enough to maintain length and width dimensions of the coil spring assembly. However, the dimensionally stabilizing substrate is flexible enough to allow the pocketed spring assembly to be roll packed for shipping.

A pocketed spring assembly comprises a plurality of parallel strings of individually pocketed springs. A dimensionally stabilizing substrate is secured to at least some of the strings on one of the top and bottom surfaces of the strings. A scrim sheet is secured to at least some of the strings on an opposed surface of the strings to maintain the positions of the strings. The dimensionally stabilizing substrate is laterally rigid enough to maintain length and width dimensions of the coil spring assembly. However, the dimensionally stabilizing substrate is flexible enough to allow the pocketed spring assembly to be roll packed for shipping.

A pocket spring mattress for use in a bedding or seating product is disclosed. The mattress comprises a plurality of interconnected coil springs enclosed in continuous covers forming strings of pockets accommodating the coil springs. Adjacent coil springs within each string are spaced apart by an interjacent separation distance, said separation distance exceeding at least 20 percent of the diameter of the largest one of the spiral turns of the adjacent coil springs. Further, the pocket spring mattress further comprises a cushioning pad located above the upper end of each coil spring, wherein the covers provides first compartments enclosing the coil springs, and second compartments enclosing the cushioning pads, said first and second compartments being separated from each other. The cushioning pads each have a length extension in the longitudinal direction of the strings exceeding the diameter of the largest one of the spiral turns of the corresponding coil spring.

A pocket spring mattress for use in a bedding or seating product is disclosed. The mattress comprises a plurality of interconnected coil springs enclosed in continuous covers forming strings of pockets accommodating the coil springs. Adjacent coil springs within each string are spaced apart by an interjacent separation distance, said separation distance exceeding at least 20 percent of the diameter of the largest one of the spiral turns of the adjacent coil springs. Further, the pocket spring mattress further comprises a cushioning pad located above the upper end of each coil spring, wherein the covers provides first compartments enclosing the coil springs, and second compartments enclosing the cushioning pads, said first and second compartments being separated from each other. The cushioning pads each have a length extension in the longitudinal direction of the strings exceeding the diameter of the largest one of the spiral turns of the corresponding coil spring.

A pocketed spring assembly comprises a plurality of parallel strings of individually pocketed springs. A dimensionally stabilizing substrate is secured to at least some of the strings on one of the top and bottom surfaces of the strings. A scrim sheet is secured to at least some of the strings on an opposed surface of the strings to maintain the positions of the strings. The dimensionally stabilizing substrate is laterally rigid enough to maintain length and width dimensions of the coil spring assembly. However, the dimensionally stabilizing substrate is flexible enough to allow the pocketed spring assembly to be roll packed for shipping.

A pocketed spring assembly comprises a plurality of parallel strings of individually pocketed springs. A dimensionally stabilizing substrate is secured to at least some of the strings on one of the top and bottom surfaces of the strings. A scrim sheet is secured to at least some of the strings on an opposed surface of the strings to maintain the positions of the strings. The dimensionally stabilizing substrate is laterally rigid enough to maintain length and width dimensions of the coil spring assembly. However, the dimensionally stabilizing substrate is flexible enough to allow the pocketed spring assembly to be roll packed for shipping.

The present disclosure relates to a folding chair framework, including a connecting seat, a guide rod, a guide sleeve, several chair legs, several supporting rods, several connecting rods, a first spring, a second spring, and wedge-shaped blocks; upper ends of the chair legs are all hinged with the connecting seat; the guide rod is vertically arranged and connected to the connecting seat; the guide sleeve is slidably connected to the guide rod; each connecting rod is hinged with the guide sleeve and one chair leg respectively; upper and lower ends of the first spring are respectively connected to the connecting seat and the guide sleeve; the wedge-shaped blocks are slidably connected into first grooves of the guide rod; two ends of the second spring are respectively connected to the first grooves and the wedge-shaped blocks; the guide sleeve includes an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve.

The present disclosure relates to a folding chair framework, including a connecting seat, a guide rod, a guide sleeve, several chair legs, several supporting rods, several connecting rods, a first spring, a second spring, and wedge-shaped blocks; upper ends of the chair legs are all hinged with the connecting seat; the guide rod is vertically arranged and connected to the connecting seat; the guide sleeve is slidably connected to the guide rod; each connecting rod is hinged with the guide sleeve and one chair leg respectively; upper and lower ends of the first spring are respectively connected to the connecting seat and the guide sleeve; the wedge-shaped blocks are slidably connected into first grooves of the guide rod; two ends of the second spring are respectively connected to the first grooves and the wedge-shaped blocks; the guide sleeve includes an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve.

The present disclosure relates to a folding chair framework, including a connecting seat, a guide rod, a guide sleeve, several chair legs, several supporting rods, several connecting rods, a first spring, a second spring, and wedge-shaped blocks; upper ends of the chair legs are all hinged with the connecting seat; the guide rod is vertically arranged and connected to the connecting seat; the guide sleeve is slidably connected to the guide rod; each connecting rod is hinged with the guide sleeve and one chair leg respectively; upper and lower ends of the first spring are respectively connected to the connecting seat and the guide sleeve; the wedge-shaped blocks are slidably connected into first grooves of the guide rod; two ends of the second spring are respectively connected to the first grooves and the wedge-shaped blocks; the guide sleeve includes an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve.

The present disclosure relates to a folding chair framework, including a connecting seat, a guide rod, a guide sleeve, several chair legs, several supporting rods, several connecting rods, a first spring, a second spring, and wedge-shaped blocks; upper ends of the chair legs are all hinged with the connecting seat; the guide rod is vertically arranged and connected to the connecting seat; the guide sleeve is slidably connected to the guide rod; each connecting rod is hinged with the guide sleeve and one chair leg respectively; upper and lower ends of the first spring are respectively connected to the connecting seat and the guide sleeve; the wedge-shaped blocks are slidably connected into first grooves of the guide rod; two ends of the second spring are respectively connected to the first grooves and the wedge-shaped blocks; the guide sleeve includes an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve.