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Campstool for leisure life

Campstool for leisure life description/claims

This application claims the priority of the Chinese patent application No. 200620105483.2, filing date of Jul. 7, 2006.

This invention involves in a kind of campstools used for leisure life in camping, field tours, at a courtyard, a garden and so like.

In current technique, a folding chair or a deck chair of all kinds used for outdoor life in tour, at courtyards, gardens, etc. mainly consists of a chair back, a chair seat, front feet, rear feet, and armrests. The structure of such a chair normally has following features: The bottom end of the chair back is connected to the rear part of the chair seat with a joining piece; there is a movable connection between the rear end of the armrest and middle rear of the seat with a pin; the upper ends of the front foot and the rear foot are movably joined with a pin; the front foot and the seat are joined via pins; the upper ends of the front foot and the rear foot are joined with movable pins; between the upper ends of the front and rear feet there is a fastener for adjustable armrest positioning; when in use, the fastener can secure with the armrest reliably. As the fastener is located between the front foot and the rear foot, there will be severe wearing between the three, and cause structure loosing and impact the chairs' stability and use performance. Besides, the fastener of armrest positioning set between the front and rear feet increases the chair width and difficulty in chair assembly, which is unfavorable for product packing and transportation, and the chair storage will occupy more space. These draw out attentions to improvement of the product stability and use comfortability.

This invention aims at designing a kind of campstools which has simple and compact structure, good stability, and is easy, flexible for use.

To realize the purpose, the campstool is designed to have a chair back, a chair seat, a front foot, a rear foot, and armrests; the bottom part of the chair back joints the seat with a joining piece; there is a movable bolting connection between the rear end of the armrest and the chair back; the front foot connects the chair seat with bolts. It has such features that the upper ends of the said front and rear feet are respectively connected with the two corresponding positioning joining pieces inside the armrest; and there forms an inclination θ between the upper end and the body of the said front foot.

Compared with current technique, the above-described structure permits the front and rear feet to be located at the same plane, and therefore the campstool is more compact in structure, easier in installation, more convenient for folding and developing, and favorable for packing and transport. It will be an ideal campstool for leisure life in the current market.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of the campstool for leisure life.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a local structure showing the campstool for leisure life.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the campstool for leisure life being folded.

Description of the attached Figure: 1—chair back, 2—armrest, 3—chair seat, 4—front foot, 41—bolt, 5—rear foot, 6—connection limit rod, 7—bolt, 8—joining piece, 9—bolt, 10—bolt, 11—joining piece for positioning, 12—joining piece for positioning.

Refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2: This invention involves chair back 1, chair seat 3, front foot 4, rear foot 5 and armrest 2. The bottom end of said back 1 is connected with the rear of the seat 3 with the joining piece 8; there is a movable bolting connection (bolt 7) between the rear end of the armrest 2 and the back 1; the front foot 4 connects the seat 3 via bolt 41; the upper ends of the said front foot 4 and rear foot 5 are respectively connected with the two positioning joining pieces 11 and 12 respectively; the front foot 4 and rear foot 5 are at the same plane; the front foot 4 is connected with positioning joining piece 11 via bolt 10, and the rear foot 5 is connected with positioning joining piece 12 via bolt 29; there forms an inclination θ (25°˜45°) between the upper end of the front foot 4 and the extension line of the front foot body.

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