A pivot fitting has a first lever mounted such that is pivotable out of a starting position about a force-transmitting shaft serving as an axis of rotation in relation to the shaft. The fitting has a clamping mechanism fixing the first lever in different angular positions relative to the shaft. The clamping mechanism has a toothed-ring disc positioned on the shaft and has an outer toothing structure formed on the outer periphery, a catch mounted in a pivotable manner on the first lever and is loaded in the direction of the outer toothing structure and, in a latching position, is in engagement with the outer toothing structure. A first control disc is mounted in a rotatable manner about the shaft so that following movement through the predetermined angle out of the starting position in an adjustment direction, the catch is disengaged from the outer toothing structure, and with the catch disengaged from the outer toothing structure it is possible for the first lever to be pivoted back relative to the shaft into the starting position.

A pivot fitting for moveable furniture parts on pieces of furniture has a first lever and a second lever mounted so as to pivot relative to each other about a common pivot axis from a basic position through a predetermined angle in an adjusting direction and a resetting direction, a latching mechanism, with which the two levers can be latched at different angular positions within the predetermined angle relative to each other counter to a force acting in the resetting direction, the levers being pivotable in the resetting direction when the latching mechanism is deactivated. A force-transmission shaft of the adjusting mechanism is coupled to the second level in a rotationally fixed manner. The latching mechanism can be deactivated by pivoting the second lever relative to the first lever in the adjusting direction when an end position has been reached. A damping structural unit is arranged on the first lever to damp the pivot movement of the second lever relative to the first lever in the adjusting direction from a predetermined adjusting angle.

A flexible bracket for forming a joint assembly between two furniture members includes a fastener head seat, a first arm extending laterally of the fastener head seat in a first direction and a second arm extending laterally of the fastener head seat in a second direction. The first and second arms each have valley portions adjacent the fastener head seat and distal portions laterally outward of the valley portions. The valley portions are disposed below the plane of the fastener head seat while distal portions are disposed above the fastener head seat. The flexible bracket also includes a slotted aperture having a head receiving portion and a slot portion, the slot portion dimensioned to enable a head of a headed fastener to slide within the slot portion from the fastener head receiving portion to the fastener head seat without disengaging the slot portion. The first arm valley portion impedes the head of the headed fastener from exiting the fastener head seat.

An office chair has an armrest. In order to provide an armrest which is of particularly simple construction, the armrest contains an armrest column and an arm support which is mounted on the armrest column and is rotatable about a rotation axis and which is linearly displaceable relative to the armrest column. A rotary mechanism for the rotation of the arm support is arranged substantially fully within the armrest column.

A cam adjustment device for lifting and lowering an armrest includes an armrest assembly and a support frame. The armrest assembly includes a connection base. The support frame has a support rod. The connection base is slidably connected to the support rod. A locking mechanism includes a cam wrench disposed on the connection base and rotatably installed on the connection base. The cam wrench is rotated such that a cam on the cam wrench presses and acts on the support rod. In a locked state, the cam wrench presses the support rod such that the connection base and the support rod are kept to be relatively fixed. In an unlocked state, the cam wrench is rotated to allow the cam to be released from the support rod, such that the connection base is lifted, lowered, and adjusted relative to the support rod.

A body support assembly includes a seat assembly and backrest assembly supported by a tilt control assembly. Methods of using and assembling the body support assembly are provided.

A height adjustment assembly for use in furniture such as a chair armrest is revealed. The height adjustment assembly includes a fixing base, an outer sleeve, and a rod. A snap block is released from one of one of the slots of the fixing base to be in a released state when a drive portion of the rid is driven for synchronously driving the snap block of the rod to move for adjustment. Now the fixing base remains still and the outer sleeve can be moved and adjusted vertically relative to the fixing base. The vertical movement of the outer sleeve includes a highest point and a lowest point. The fixing base or a fixed position of the fixing base is located between the highest point and the lowest point. Thereby the fixing base is covered with the outer sleeve to improve beauty and quality of the furniture.

A support component (1) for a chair (3) comprises a rigid base element (11), a support structure (12) and a flexible cover (13). The support structure (12) is mounted on the base element (11) such that there is a space (121) between the base element (11) and the support structure (12) when the support structure (12) is without load. The cover (13) is mounted directly on the support structure (12) so that the cover (13) rests on the support structure (12).

A chair armrest which includes an armrest body, a first component, a second component, and a mounting seat is revealed. The armrest body consists of an armrest cover, an armrest base and a rectangular space formed therein. The first component is mounted in the rectangular space of the armrest body and arranged at a first sliding slot of the armrest base while the second component is mounted in the rectangular space of the armrest body and disposed on the first component. The mounting seat is for loading the armrest body. The armrest body can be moved relative to the first component, the second component, the mounting seat and the protruding axis in the lengthwise direction by the first sliding slot for position adjustment. Thereby the chair armrest can be rotated or moved in the lengthwise/widthwise direction for adjustment under the condition that the overall thickness thereof is effectively reduced.

A nursing chair includes a seat and one or more adjustable armrests for supporting an infant. The adjustable armrests are repositionably movable in various directions to suitably position the infant and facilitate comfort of a mother and the infant during breastfeeding. The nursing chair may also include a privacy screen for selectively obscuring the mother and/or infant.