Space adjustment mechanism for a chair
View Patent ↗A space adjustment mechanism for a chair includes a seat base unit, a backrest sliding unit and an angular cross linking unit. The seat base unit has a body portion for accommodating an occupant sitting thereupon, and a shaft extending downward from the body portion. The backrest sliding unit has a backrest connected with a slidable rack which is slidably engaged with the body portion and formed with a pair of tubular sections. The angular cross linking unit has a first extending member for telescopically engaged with the shaft, and a pair of second extending members for telescopically engaged with the tubular sections. By this mechanism, when the first extending member is moving downward along the shaft, the backrest is driven to move backward for accommodating elder child, when the first extending member is moving upward, the backrest is driven to move forward for accommodating little child.
1. A space adjustment mechanism for a chair, including:
a seat base unit, having a body portion for supporting an occupant sitting thereupon, and a shaft extending downward from the body portion;
a backrest sliding unit, having a backrest connected with a slidably rack, wherein the slidably rack is slidably engaged with the body portion and formed with a pair of tubular sections;
an angular cross linking unit, having a first extending member telescopically engaged with the shaft, and a pair of second extending members telescopically engaged with the tubular sections.
2. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the backrest sliding unit has a bridging member connected between the pair of tubular sections slidably engaged with a down side of the body portion.
3. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 2 , wherein the down side of the body portion is formed with at least a guiding slot for engaging with the bridging member.
4. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 3 , Wherein the bridging member is formed with at least a protruded portion slidably engaged in the guiding slot.
5. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the backrest sliding unit is formed with a pair of inward protruding portions for slidably engaging with the body portion.
6. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 5 , wherein the body portion is formed with a pair of guiding slots for slidably engaging with the inward protruding portions.
7. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the first extending member and the second extending members are formed with a fixed angle less than 90 degrees.
8. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the angular cross linking unit is connected with a footrest.
9. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the angular cross linking unit has an intermediate portion formed between the pair of second extending members.
10. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 9 , wherein the intermediate portion is connected with a footrest.
11. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 further includes a spring-biased locking element operatively mounted between the shaft and the first extending member, for locking the angular cross linking unit against a relative moving between the seat base unit and the backrest sliding unit.
12. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the body portion has a pair of connecting portions formed on opposite sides thereof for connecting with a high chair frame.
13. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 , wherein the backrest is formed with a vertical guiding slot for guiding a head-piece to move along the backrest and capable of positioning in a variant of heights.
14. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 1 further includes a head-piece capable of moving along the backrest and positioning in a variant of heights.
15. The space adjustment mechanism for a chair according to claim 14 wherein the head-piece has a pair of slits, and a pair of shoulder belts has one end connected to the backrest and threaded through the pair of shoulder belt.