A method for generating a rebounding motion between a person and a surface includes the steps of providing a rebounding device comprising front and rear members and a spring mechanism therebetween and moving the front member and the rear member toward and away from one another via the spring mechanism.

A method for generating a rebounding motion between a person and a surface includes the steps of providing a rebounding device comprising front and rear members and a spring mechanism therebetween and moving the front member and the rear member toward and away from one another via the spring mechanism.

An aircraft passenger seat construction capable of in-flight rocking motion and berthing, wherein rocking motion and berthing are mutually exclusive features. The seat construction includes a fixed frame including spaced frame members each having a support surface to be rocked on, a rocking frame including a seat pan and spaced rockers, the spaced rockers positioned to rock on the support surfaces, guides carried on the spaced rockers engaged to travel within guide slots of the spaced frame members, a backrest pivotally attached to the rocking frame, and a leg rest pivotally attached to the rocking frame. The rocking frame may rock back-and-forth in-flight or may be locked at any given position based on passenger preference. The seat construction is compatible with or without other seat adjustment mechanisms such as tracking, swivel, lie-flat and recline adjustment mechanisms.

Furniture such as a cot, table, or chair is provided that uses shock-corded poles in combination with one or many torsion spring mechanisms to achieve a compact pack size. Alternatively, central hubs may be used in lieu of the spring mechanisms. The furniture maintains its usefulness by assembling to a size comparable with conventional full-sized furniture. One or many torsion springs associated with the furniture allow a user to easily achieve tension over desired elements of the furniture while reducing user exertion.

Furniture such as a cot, table, or chair is provided that uses shock-corded poles in combination with one or many torsion spring mechanisms to achieve a compact pack size. Alternatively, central hubs may be used in lieu of the spring mechanisms. The furniture maintains its usefulness by assembling to a size comparable with conventional full-sized furniture. One or many torsion springs associated with the furniture allow a user to easily achieve tension over desired elements of the furniture while reducing user exertion.

A functional sitting chair according to an embodiment of the present disclosure effectively distributes the user's body pressure even when the user sits for a long time, stably supports the user's waist and back, provides a heating function, and maintains great comfort by effectively circulating air through a pattern formed on the cushion.

A functional sitting chair according to an embodiment of the present disclosure effectively distributes the user's body pressure even when the user sits for a long time, stably supports the user's waist and back, provides a heating function, and maintains great comfort by effectively circulating air through a pattern formed on the cushion.

A functional sitting chair according to an embodiment of the present disclosure effectively distributes the user's body pressure even when the user sits for a long time, stably supports the user's waist and back, provides a heating function, and maintains great comfort by effectively circulating air through a pattern formed on the cushion.

A foldable rocking chair frame includes a left side stand and a right side stand. Each stand includes a rocking structure and a plurality of supports interconnected and foldable into each other. The rocking structure includes an arched member, a slider, and one or more links. When the frame is unfolded, the arched member has an end portion disposed at the rear side of the frame and extends from the rear side of the frame toward the front side of the frame. The slider is disposed at the arched member and slidable along the arched member. Each of the one or more links is pivotally connected to the arched member and a support in the plurality of supports. The left and right side stands are connected by a connecting assembly that allows the left and right side stands to fold into each other.

A foldable rocking chair frame includes a left side stand and a right side stand. Each stand includes a rocking structure and a plurality of supports interconnected and foldable into each other. The rocking structure includes an arched member, a slider, and one or more links. When the frame is unfolded, the arched member has an end portion disposed at the rear side of the frame and extends from the rear side of the frame toward the front side of the frame. The slider is disposed at the arched member and slidable along the arched member. Each of the one or more links is pivotally connected to the arched member and a support in the plurality of supports. The left and right side stands are connected by a connecting assembly that allows the left and right side stands to fold into each other.