US PATENT SUBCLASS 297 / 411.2
ARMREST


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297 /   HD   CHAIRS AND SEATS

411.2ARMREST {11}
411.21  DF  .~> Mounted to structure other than a chair or seat component {1}
411.23  DF  .~> Attachable to diverse chairs or seats; i.e., portable {2}
411.26  DF  .~> Detachably interfitted to a particular chair or seat at a connecting joint {2}
411.3  DF  .~> Movable to nonuse position {2}
411.35  DF  .~> Adjustable to multiple use positions relative to bottom or back {3}
411.4  DF  .~> Single element forms plural spaced armrests of a chair or seat {1}
411.42  DF  .~> Formed as one-piece with front leg
411.43  DF  .~> Connected to back and front leg
411.44  DF  .~> Connected to back and bottom
411.45  DF  .~> Mounted on an upwardly extending side panel
411.46  DF  .~> Upholstered


DEFINITION

Classification: 297/411.2

ARMREST:

(under the class definition) Device comprising a means for supporting an arm of a seated occupant.

(1) Note. The armrest may be formed integrally with a component of a chair, such as an end frame. In such case, it

has been classified in this group of subclasses if it is disclosed as used as an armrest. If there is no disclosure of such use, the patent has been classified below on other features; e.g., in subclass 450.1, even though the structure is such that an occupant of the seat could rest his arm upon such component.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

11, for an armrest having a crib side storable within or upon it.

35+, for a collapsible chair having a folding armrest.

78+, for an armrest connected to the back and legrest or footrest of a chair to move with them relative to the bottom.

113, for an armrest movable from a nonuse position in a recess in the back to a use position. 115+, for an armrest movable to plural diverse use positions.

160+, for a chair having an enlarged arm to form a tablet support (table).

187, for an armrest and kneerest combined in a praying stand.

188.15+, for an armrest having a holder or receptacle therein or thereon.

286+, for an armrest operatively associated with or comprising spring means resiliently supporting a back.

359+, for an armrest hinged to a tilting back and having means to hold the back in adjusted position.

394, for a portable headrest and armrest.

411.1, for a rest to engage or support the armpit of a seated occupant.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

4, Baths, Closets, Sinks, and Spittoons,

254, for an armrest related to a closet.

5, Beds, 52, for an armrest related to a sofa bed.

84, Music,

328, for means to support a player's hand and arm in proper

position relative to a stringed instrument, and subclass 469 for an arm rail attached to a piano case to position the player's arm.

248, Supports,

118+, as the generic locus for an armrest. In general, it is distinguished from an armrest in Class 297 in that it is not disclosed as supporting the arm of a seated occupant.

296, Land Vehicles: Bodies and Tops,

153, for an armrest having means to cover and protect the door or window sill of a vehicle body.

602, Surgery: Splint, Brace, or Bandage,

21+, for an orthopedic device for the arm; e.g., to correct abnormal positions of the arm, hand, or fingers.