Folding Chair

Abstract

A folding chair includes two side boards, a foldable paper beehive structure, and a positioning device. The foldable paper beehive structure includes a plurality of paper boards interconnected with one another. The paper beehive structure includes two sides to which the side boards are mounted to form a chair body. A plurality of polygonal holes are formed between two paper boards adjacent to each other. The polygonal holes extend perpendicularly to a ground on which the paper beehive structure is placed. The positioning device is made of rigid material and coupled with the side boards when the paper beehive structure is in an extended state to fix a width of the chair body.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a folding chair and, more particularly, to a chair that can be folded to reduce the volume when not in use and that can be extended and retained in a certain width to provide enhanced stability and enhanced safety.[0003]2. Description of the Prior Art[0004]Conventional chairs include a frame or board of a fixed width that can not be folded to reduce the volume when not in use, resulting in occupation of a larger space and difficult transport as well as an increase in transport. Furthermore, the chairs are generally made of wood, plastics, or metal, which are heavy and, thus difficult to move.[0005]Folding chairs made of metal or wood have been proposed to allow folding and easy transport. However, these folding chairs still suffer from heavy weight and difficulties during unfolding. Paper chairs are light but not as stable as those made of wood, plastics, or metal. Particularly, the pape...

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Benefits of technology

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Problems solved by technology

Conventional chairs include a frame or board of a fixed width that can not be folded to reduce the volume when not in use, resulting in occupation of a larger space and difficult transport as well as an increase in transport.

Furthermore, the chairs are generally made of wood, plastics, or metal, which are heavy and, thus difficult to move.

However, these folding chairs still suffer from heavy weight and difficulties during unfolding.

Paper chairs are light but not as stable as those made of wood, plastics, or metal.

Particularly, the paper chairs in the extended state lack stability and safety.

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