in fig1 the chair supporting device 10 is shown to include an elongated member 11 . member 11 may comprise a hollow tube extrusion having a generally square cross section . elongated support member 12 is secured as by welding at 13 to elongated member 11 and projects forwardly in a normal , i . e . perpendicular direction relative to the orientation of member 11 . the room wall to which the device is to be attached has several , vertical , parallel studs 23 , two of which are shown in phantom line and over which drywall sheeting 24a , see fig2 is positioned in a customary manner . bracket assemblies 14 , see fig1 and 2 , will include respective channel members 15 and also angles 16 which are welded at 17 to the respective channel members 15 . members 15 include threaded apertures at 19 designed for the reception of set screws such as allen screws 18 . each bracket assembly 14 , see fig2 will include a pair of apertures 20 for the reception of the pair of threaded attachments 22 which can take the form of screws , lag bolts , and so forth . allen screws 18 may vary in number , top and bottom , see fig1 for securement of elongated member 11 and in any event are designed for the fixed securement of elongated member 11 , once correctly positioned along its longitudinal axis . this correct positioning , of course , will be determined by the particular location of cabinet 47 and , particularly , the cabinet portion , i . e . cabinet construction wall 44 as seen in fig1 . prior to the placement of elongated member 11 within the bracket assemblies 14 , mount member 24 , see fig1 will be slipped over elongated support member 12 in a telescoping manner . the positioning of connector 33 is to be noted , and aperture a , see fig3 will be drilled for the support and reception of connector 33 . connector 33 may take the form simply of a cylindrical stub shaft as seen , and be provided with three collars 34 , 37 , and 38 as seen in fig3 . when the collars are appropriately positioned , their respective allen screws / set screws at 36 and 40 will be threaded down into their respective threaded apertures 35 and 39 to engage the connector 33 and fix the positions of the collars relative thereto . collar 38 is provided with a circular flange as seen at 41 , and the same is provided with multiple apertures 42 designed for the reception of threaded attachments 43 such as the screws shown . these screws are employed for the affixing of the flange 41 and hence its collar 38 to the cabinet portion or cabinet wall at 44 . conceivably , of course , elongated members 12 and 24 may comprise a unitary part , though a two - part structure is preferred . aligned apertures 31 and 32 are provided in mount member 24 and provide for the support of the forward end of connector 33 , and hence provide , with the cabinet wall surrounding aperture a , support for elongated support member 12 in a fixed manner . in this way , the entire construction is precluded from pivoting about the longitudinal axis of elongated member 11 in a clockwise direction , looking toward the right , see fig1 considering the axis of elongated member 11 to be an imaginary axis of rotation . thus , the structure is precluding from rotating or becoming disengaged from its intended mount at bracket assemblies 14 . once the securement of the structure in fig3 is completed , then the allen screws 18 in fig2 see also fig1 may be tightened down to fix the relative positioning of elongated member 11 relative to the support bracket assemblies 14 . the forward end of mount member 24 is preferably provided with a vertical end plate 28 , welded thereto at 29 . to the opposite edges of plate 28 is welded or otherwise secured a hemicylindrical - type cover 27 , the same enclosing structure including a washer - type retainer member 68 , e . g . fixed to plate 28 . in referring to fig1 and 4 it is seen that a chair c , and which includes a chair or seat , will be mounted to plate 52a by virtue of suitable attachments , see representative attachment c1 , passing through apertures 52b . depending from plate 52a is a stub shaft 52 , received by and journaled in journal box 51 , the latter being affixed to the end of arm portion 50 . chair support arm 48 in fig1 includes an upper arm portion 49 , see also fig4 which is provided with a pin retainer such as a roll pin at 70 that is secured in aligned apertures 71 . this roll pin receives the lower spring retainer end 69 of torsion spring 63 . the upper retainer end of spring 63 , i . e . end 64 , proceeds through aperture 65 of triangular key 66 at the upper portion of the drawing . to the upper arm portion 49 is affixed collar 73 , the latter being provided with threaded apertures 74 and allen screws or set screws 75 . collar 73 is provided with bumper flanges 76 each of which includes a bumper pad 77 respectively secured thereto . to plate 28 there may be secured a pair of depending , angulated flat bars 55 and 56 which are welded to the plate and also to cylindrical sleeve 54 . of course , a welded or other fastening construction can be used to secure the cylindrical sleeve 54 to plate 28 . elongated fins 57 and 58 may be welded as at w to the exterior of cylindrical sleeve 54 as indicated and have respective elongated fin extremities 59 proceeding downwardly beneath the lower end of cylindrical sleeve 54 . these lower extremities , as at 59 , can be employed as stops or stop abutments for selected coaction with the bumper pads 77 of bumper flanges 76 of the collar 73 . accordingly , the rotation in opposite directions of upper arm 49 about its vertical axis will be delimited in a matter pre - designed into the system . receiving the upper arm portion 49 of arm 48 are a pair of oil impregnated bronze bearings 60a and 60b which will be positioned in the opposite ends of cylindrical sleeve 54 . these bronze bearings will journal the upper arm portion 49 . collar 61 , again , is secured to the upper extremity of upper arm portion 49 and retains the same in a desired condition through the employment of set screws or allen screws 62a at threaded apertures 61a . it is noted that the washer - type retainer member 68 includes a series of diametrically opposed slots 67 . these selectively receive the opposite sides of triangular key 66 which is placed appropriately , to produce the proper torsion effect relative to spring 63 . again , the upper , hooked end 64 of such spring engages aperture 65 of triangular key 66 . in operation , the chair supporting device or suspended seating device at 10 operates as follows . elongated member is slipped into the pre - installed bracket assemblies 14 and , before tightening the allen screws associated therewith , the outwardly extending elongated support member 12 may be provided with telescoping mount member 24 . when the point of attachment relative to connector 33 is assessed , then , prior to the installation of connector 33 , the aperture a is drilled through the cabinet construction as shown in fig3 . subsequently , the several collars as seen in fig3 are installed in conjunction with the placement of connector 33 , and the allen screws or set screws at 36 and 40 are tightened for secure retention of connector 33 . then , the screws or threaded attachment members 43 are employed to secure the circular flange 41 of collar 38 directly to the side of the cabinetry at 44 . subsequent to this operation the set screws or allen screws at 25 are tightened so as to fix the disposition of elongated support member 12 relative to mount member 24 . at this point the placement of elongated member 11 , previously slidable within bracket assemblies 14 , becomes determined so that the set screws at 18 in fig2 may likewise be tightened down . pre - assembled to mount member 24 will be the structure contained within the hemicylindrical cover 27 , see fig4 -- the upper portion thereof . the assembly of the entire construction shown in exploded view in fig4 has previously been described . with the chair support arm 48 now in place , then the structure at its journal , likewise previously described as to elements in assembly , is now complete , thus providing a support plate or seat plate 52a relative to the chair c to be attached by suitable attachments at 52b to the plate 52a . it is noted finally that the securement of the connector structure at 33 with its collars , and so forth , will adequately support the suspended seating , co - acting for this purpose with bracket assemblies 14 . a cabinet / desktop / tabletop will subsequently be disposed over the cabinetry and also the upper flanges of bracket assemblies 14 , so that the device , save for the chair attachment , is substantially hidden from view . as to the cabinetry , door openings 45 are contained within front panel 46 of cabinet 47 . while particular embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described , it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the essential features of the invention and therefore , the aim in the appended claims is to cover all such changes and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention .
suspended seating construction comprising a chair supporting device having l - shaped structure constructed for selected mounting to the wall and associated cabinetry ; a mount to the cabinetry supports both the swing arm accommodating the suspended seating and additionally precludes failure of wall mount structure incorporated in the device .