Chairs and seats – Supplemental seat
Patent
1997-04-30
1998-11-03
Nelson, Jr., Milton
Chairs and seats
Supplemental seat
297391, 297DIG6, A47C 108
Patent
active
058298347
ABSTRACT:
A booster seat is designed that effectively integrates the shoulder belt of an automobile into the structure of the booster seat. The integration is accomplished by headrests, which are detachable at their lower end. The headrests are held to the booster body by adhesive or mating hook and loop pads. Each headrest is detachable from its respective mating adhesive pad affixed to the body of the booster, thus opening a space for an automobile seatbelt to be draped over the child sitting in the booster seat. The headrest is reattached to the body of the booster seat via the hook and loop pad, thus capturing the seatbelt between the headrest and the body of the booster seat. The belt is free to advance and retract within this integrated design.
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Downunder Design Inc.
Jr. Milton Nelson
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