BACKREST ASSEMBLY AND WHEELCHAIR THEREWITH

The invention relates to a backrest assembly of a seat of a chair, in particular a wheelchair, having a seating frame (4) comprising tubes (4', 4"), with the backrest assembly comprising: a backrest for supporting the back of a person; two hollow backrest tubes (6, 7; 60, 70) connecting th...

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1. Verfasser: Knopf, Michael
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Sprache:eng ; fre ; ger
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Zusammenfassung:The invention relates to a backrest assembly of a seat of a chair, in particular a wheelchair, having a seating frame (4) comprising tubes (4', 4"), with the backrest assembly comprising: a backrest for supporting the back of a person; two hollow backrest tubes (6, 7; 60, 70) connecting the backrest to the seat on each side of the seat: at least two joints (14; 90, 91) for allowing a movement of the backrest tubes (6, 7; 60, 70) between at least a first end position and a second end position; two locking means (130) for locking and/or unlocking the joints (14; 90, 91); and an hollow handle tube (8; 80) having only one handle (10; 100) for effecting the locking means (130) to lock and/or unlock the joints (14; 90), wherein the handle (10; 100) is arranged in the middle between the backrest tubes (6, 7; 60, 70) and is mechanically connected to the locking means (130) via cables (120) running substantially inside the hollow tubes (6, 7, 8; 60, 70, 80) to effect at least the unlocking of the locking means (130) and the movement of the backrest tubes (6, 7; 60, 70) via the joints (14; 90, 91) when gripped by one hand (20) of an user, without releasing the respective grip of the handle (10; 100), which is engineered to be effected by at least partly sliding, rotating, squeezing, pushing and/or pulling, and wherein the locking means (130) automatically re-lock after effecting the unlocking of the joints (14; 90, 91) and reaching the first or second end positions.