Handicap accessible bar stool
Abstract
A handicap accessible bar stool may include a main chair unit. The main chair unit may include a chair sub frame, a back cushion, a seat cushion, and at least one armrest. At least one footrest may attach to the chair sub frame. The at least one footrest may be adjustable in position and distance from the chair sub frame. A post which may move telescopically may be attached to the chair sub frame and a floor base plate. The main chair unit may rotate around the post. The post may be placed over lock down handle pegs and secured by a plurality of lock down handles. The main chair unit may also include a seat belt.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A handicap accessible bar stool comprising:
a post having a top side and a bottom side; a main chair unit comprising:
a chair sub frame having a first section, a second section and a third section, wherein the chair sub frame attaches to the top side of the post;
a back cushion attached to the first section of the chair sub frame;
a seat cushion attached to the second section of the chair sub frame; and
at least one armrest attached to the chair sub frame; and
at least one footrest, wherein the at least one footrest attaches to the third section of the chair sub frame.
2 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , further comprising a floor base plate comprising a plurality of lock down handle pegs, wherein the floor base plate removably attaches to the bottom side of the post.
3 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 2 , wherein a plurality of lock down handles attach to the lock down handle pegs of the floor base plate.
4 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of lock down handles comprises three lock down handles.
5 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of lock down handle pegs comprises three lock down handle pegs.
6 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , wherein the post is a telescoping post.
7 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , wherein the at least one footrest comprises a connection sleeve, wherein the connection sleeve attaches to the third section of the chair sub frame.
8 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , wherein the at least one footrest comprises two footrests.
9 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 7 , wherein the connection sleeve of the at least one footrest comprises a plurality of holes.
10 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 9 , wherein the third section of the chair sub frame further comprises an adjustment peg configured to fit within the plurality of holes of the connection sleeve of the at least one footrest.
11 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , further comprising a seat belt attached to the chair sub frame.
12 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , wherein the main chair unit rotates around the post.
13 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , further comprising a control arm attached to the post and to the second section of the chair sub frame, wherein the control arm locks the main chair unit from rotating.
14 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , further comprising an arm air pump attached to the top side of the post.
15 . The handicap accessible bar stool of claim 1 , wherein the at least one armrest further comprises a pivot point, wherein a locking component attaches to the at least one armrest at the pivot point locking the at least one armrest in position.
16 . A method of accommodating a handicapped individual at an establishment comprising:
providing a main chair unit comprising a chair sub frame having a first section, a second section and a third section, wherein the chair sub frame attaches to the top side of the post; a back cushion attached to the first section of the chair sub frame; a seat cushion attached to the second section of the chair sub frame; and at least one armrest attached to the chair sub frame; and at least one footrest, wherein the at least one footrest attaches to the third section of the chair sub frame; attaching the main chair unit to a post; mounting the post to a floor base plate; and allowing the main chair unit to adjust in height so that a handicapped individual may sit alongside other individuals in front of a high top surface.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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