Highchair
Abstract
A highchair comprising a lifting means and a foldable leg frame is disclosed. The lifting means includes an operating rod, an outer tube and a piston rod. The operating rod can be easily operated by single hand pressing or foot tramping to adjust the height of the highchair. The leg frame comprises an upper pivoting portion, a lower pivoting portion and a plurality of sub-legs. Each sub-leg includes a first branch leg and a second branch leg pivotally connected to the upper and lower pivoting portion respectively. The upper pivoting portion is fixed on the outside of the outer tube of the lifting means. The lower pivoting portion is fixed on a lower portion of a sliding sleeve and can slide together with the sliding sleeve. With the axial sliding of the sliding sleeve on the outer tube, the leg frame can be folded into the minimum volume.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . (Cancelled)
2 . A highchair having a foldable leg frame, comprising:
an upper pivoting portion fixed on the outside of the outer tube of the lifting means; a lower pivoting portion fixed on a sliding sleeve and axially movable along the outer tube; and a plurality of sub-legs, each sub-leg provided with a first branch leg and a second branch leg pivotally connected to the upper pivoting portion and the lower pivoting portion, wherein the sliding sleeve can axially slide on the outer tube so as to unfold or fold the leg frame.
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9 . The highchair according to claim 2 , wherein the leg frame has a plurality of sub-legs pivotally connected to the outer tube and the sliding sleeve in a link structure.
10 . The highchair according to claim 2 , wherein the number of the sub-legs is at least three.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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