Daniel Walter Tracy

US Patent:

20180199721, Jul 19, 2018

Filed:

Aug 28, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/687696

Inventors:

- Muscatine IA, US
Evan T. Aschbrenner - Muscatine IA, US
Daniel W. Tracy - Muscatine IA, US
Andrew B. Hector - Red Hill PA, US

International Classification:

A47C 7/14
A47C 7/02
A47C 1/032

Abstract:

Some embodiments relate to a chair including a base, a hub, and a seat frame. The hub is supported by the base and includes first and second side mounts and first and second covers. The first side mount is positioned on a first side of the chair and includes a back portion and a bottom portion. The first cover is coupled to the first side mount to define a first channel with the first side mount. The seat frame includes a first lateral member having a lower portion and an upper portion that is pivotally coupled to the back portion of the first side mount and is configured to angulate relative to the lower portion. The lower portion of the first lateral member is slidably received in the first channel such that two sides and a bottom of the lower portion received within the first channel are substantially hidden.

US Patent:

20160073784, Mar 17, 2016

Filed:

Nov 25, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/952442

Inventors:

- Muscatine IA, US
Evan T. Aschbrenner - Muscatine IA, US
Daniel W. Tracy - Muscatine IA, US
Andrew B. Hector - Red Hill PA, US

International Classification:

A47C 7/14
A47C 7/02

Abstract:

Some embodiments relate to a chair including a base, a hub, and a seat frame. The hub is supported by the base and includes first and second side mounts and first and second covers. The first side mount is positioned on a first side of the chair and includes a back portion and a bottom portion. The first cover is coupled to the first side mount to define a first channel with the first side mount. The seat frame includes a first lateral member having a lower portion and an upper portion that is pivotally coupled to the back portion of the first side mount and is configured to angulate relative to the lower portion. The lower portion of the first lateral member is slidably received in the first channel such that two sides and a bottom of the lower portion received within the first channel are substantially hidden.