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US 7,040,995 · App. 10/701,202 · Granted May 9, 2006

Hanging chair stand

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Patent No.
US 7,040,995
App. No.
10/701,202
Granted
May 9, 2006
Kind
B2
Abstract

According to one embodiment of the invention, Hinging Chair Stand ( 100 ), a Hinging Chair Stand includes first and second support members ( 200 and 202 ) coupled to one another at the intermediate portion. ( 210 ) The support members each have a leg portion ( 206 a and 206 b ) that is adapted to rest on a base and an arm portion ( 204 a and 204 b ) adapted to suspend a hanging chair over a region defined by the leg portions 220 . A pair of attachment members ( 212 ) may be coupled to ends of the arm portions to suspend the hanging chair over the region.

Claims (7)

1. A Hanging Chair Stand, comprising:

first and second support members each having an arm portion, a leg portion and an intermediate portion, the first and second support members coupled to one another at their intermediate portions;

the leg portions being substantially straight and adapted to rest on a base;

when resting on the base, the leg portion above which a hanging chair is to be suspended from an end of each arm portion;

the arm portions each having a curved shape and a plurality of apertures formed on each arm portion, the apertures adapted to accept connectors or attachment members for hanging the hanging chair; and

a pair of attachment members coupled to the ends of the arm portions, the attachment members adapted to suspend the hanging chair over the region defined by each leg portion and the imaginary line connecting the end of each leg portion.

2. The Hanging Chair Stand of claim 1 , wherein the attachment members are S-hooks.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 6042854800 · Nov 21, 2002
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