Partition-providing apparatus for use with a seating region of a seat

An apparatus for use with a seating region having a seat portion and a back portion and wherein the seat portion has a forward edge and a rearward edge and the back portion has an upper edge and a lower edge, said apparatus comprising:

• two cushioned bodies which are hingedly connected together for pivotal movement relative to one another between a condition of use at which one of the two cushioned bodies is positioned upon the seat portion so as to extend between the forward and rearward edges thereof and at which the other of the two cushioned bodies is positioned against the back portion so as to extend between the lower edge and the upper edge thereof and a condition for storage or shipping;
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• wherein each of the two cushioned bodies defines an exterior surface and includes an inner core constructed of relatively rigid material and an intermediate layer disposed between the inner core and the exterior surface which is constructed of a relatively soft material so that the exterior surface of each of the two cushioned bodies is cushioned by the intermediate layer.

An apparatus for use with a seating region having a seat portion and a back portion and wherein the seat portion has a forward edge and a rearward edge and the back portion has an upper edge and a lower edge and wherein the seating region includes a head rest associated with the back portion of the seating region, said apparatus comprising:

• two cushioned bodies which are hingedly connected together for pivotal movement relative to one another between a condition of use at which one of the two cushioned bodies is positioned upon the seat portion so as to extend between the forward and rearward edges thereof and at which the other of the two cushioned bodies is positioned against the back portion so as to extend between the lower edge and the upper edge thereof and a condition for storage or shipping;
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• the apparatus further includes a plurality of fasteners which are securable to the head rest of the seating region to thereby secure the cushioned bodies in a relatively stationary condition with respect to the seating region.