Height adjusting device for a chair
First Claim
1. A height adjusting device comprising:
- an inner tube having an upper end and a lower end;
a bushing fixedly connected with the lower end of the inner tube and defining internal threads;
a positioning tube having an upper end and a lower end, a sleeve securely mounted in said upper end of said positioning tube and having an inner diameter slightly greater than an outer diameter of said inner tube for fitting and partially receiving the inner tube and allowing axial and rotational movement of said inner tube, and a base plate securely mounted to the lower end of the positioning tube and having a central hole and a plurality of downward protrusions arranged around the central hole;
a screw defining a threaded upper section for the bushing to be screwed thereto and to be moved therealong and a reduced lower section, said threaded upper section comprising a top and bottom blocking means for limiting the traveling of the bushing therealong between a top position and a bottom position, said reduced lower section defining a bottom and extending through the central hole of the base plate;
a bearing assembly and a spring mounted around the reduced lower section of the screw and located between the base plate and the threaded upper section of the screw; and
an engaging member fixedly attached to the bottom end of the reduced lower section of the screw and defining a plurality of upward protrusions for releasably engaging with the downward protrusion defined in the base plate.
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Abstract
A height adjusting device for a chair consists of an inner tube having a top end fixedly connected to a chair seat and a bottom end fixedly connecting with a bushing, a positioning tube extending upwardly from a chair base, having an upper end mounted with a sleeve for receiving the inner tube and a base plate defining a plurality of downward protrusions, a screw having a threaded upper section for threadedly engaging with the bushing and a reduced lower section defining an annular stepped edge and a bottom end extending through the base plate to fixedly attach with an engaging member defining a plurality of upward protrusions for releasably engaging with the downward protrusions of the base plate, the threaded upper section of the screw defining a top projection and a bottom projection for limiting the traveling of the bushing therealong, a spring and a bearing assembly being mounted around the reduced lower section of the screw and located between the base plate and the threaded upper section of the screw.
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12 Claims
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1. A height adjusting device comprising:
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an inner tube having an upper end and a lower end; a bushing fixedly connected with the lower end of the inner tube and defining internal threads; a positioning tube having an upper end and a lower end, a sleeve securely mounted in said upper end of said positioning tube and having an inner diameter slightly greater than an outer diameter of said inner tube for fitting and partially receiving the inner tube and allowing axial and rotational movement of said inner tube, and a base plate securely mounted to the lower end of the positioning tube and having a central hole and a plurality of downward protrusions arranged around the central hole; a screw defining a threaded upper section for the bushing to be screwed thereto and to be moved therealong and a reduced lower section, said threaded upper section comprising a top and bottom blocking means for limiting the traveling of the bushing therealong between a top position and a bottom position, said reduced lower section defining a bottom and extending through the central hole of the base plate; a bearing assembly and a spring mounted around the reduced lower section of the screw and located between the base plate and the threaded upper section of the screw; and an engaging member fixedly attached to the bottom end of the reduced lower section of the screw and defining a plurality of upward protrusions for releasably engaging with the downward protrusion defined in the base plate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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