Folding chair

Abstract

A type of improved folding chair includes brackets and seat fabric. Brackets on the four facades are each composed of intersecting diagonal bars. Right and left facades consist of intersecting long bars and medium-sized bars with the upper curved portion of the long bars providing support for the backrest. A fabric seat for the chair comprises an attached cushion, a backrest and side bags where the side bags form a triangular shape, which is sewn onto both the adjacent sides of the cushion and the backrest. When the chair is opened, the tightened side bags form a third structure allowing for an arm rest.

I claim: 
     
         1 . a folding chair having brackets and a fabric seat supported by brackets;
 the brackets are divided into four separate facades, each fitted with two intersecting diagonal bars; the diagonal bars of each facade are connected to the adjacent facades by means of hinge joints;   the brackets on the right and left facades comprise two intersecting bars that are long in length, whereas the two intersecting bars on the front and back facade are short bars;   the above stated short bars situation on the front and back facades are connected via a hinge joint close the ends of the longer diagonal bars.   
     
     
         2 . The chair of  claim 1  further including:
 the two long diagonal bars on the right and left sides consist of long and medium-sized bars; 
 the long bar is curved near the upper end, which is utilized to provide support for the backrest; 
 the medium-sized bar is curved near the lower end, which provides support for the chair resting on the ground; 
 the above stated fabric seat consists of a cushion, a backrest, and a side bag; 
 the front portion of the above stated seat cushion fits onto the ends of the middle-sized bars; 
 the upper portion of the above stated fabric seat fits onto the ends of the long bars; 
 the above stated side bags are triangular in shape, and are sewn onto both sides seat cushion and backrest; when the chair unfolds, the upper ends of the long and middle-sized bars stretch out, resulting in the side bags forming arm rests. 
 
     
     
         3 . The chair of  claim 1  wherein the hinges that connect the intersecting middle-sized rods are covered with a protective sheath; and wherein when the chair is in the open position, the sheath protrudes below the long bar to provide additional support. 
     
     
         4 . The chair of  claim 1  wherein the short intersecting bars on the rear facade are connected by hinge to the long bars at the point of curvature and are connected by hinge on the other end to the medium-sized bars. 
     
     
         5 . The chair of  claim 1  wherein: the back corners of the cushion portion of the fabric seat contain a stitched strip, which is attached to the upper ends of the long bars. Once the chair is unfolded, this stitching allows for a tightening of the cushion portion. 
     
     
         6 . The chair of  claim 1  wherein: the front portion of the seat cushion and the upper edge of the backrest portion are respectively formed into a thickened structure, which is filled with an foam material. 
     
     
         7 . The chair of  claim 5  wherein: the underside of the seat cushion is sewn with a pocket, which is slipped on to the ends of the medium-sized bars and is affixed by means of rivets; a leather pocket is sewn onto the upper sides of the backrest, which slipped onto the upper ends of the long bars and is also affixed by means of rivets.