Cushion frame
AssigneeToyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasayuki Niwa
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Abstract
A cushion frame for a conveyance seat is provided. The cushion frame comprises a first and a second side frame; a connecting member that couples the first side frame to the second side frame; a fixing bracket that comprises a first and a second fixing part; and a belt anchor that is disposed in the fixing bracket and is coupled to a seat belt. The first fixing part comprises a first plate-surface that is substantially parallel to a seat-width axis. The second fixing part comprises a second plate-surface that is substantially perpendicular to the first plate-surface and is situated in the opposite side of the second side frame across the first side frame. The belt anchor is fixed to the second fixing part.
Claims9
A cushion frame mounting in a conveyance, the cushion frame comprising:
- a first side frame that is disposed in a first width-end side of a seat and extends along a front-rear axis of the seat;
- a second side frame that is disposed in a second width-end side of the seat and extends along the front-rear axis of the seat;
- a connecting member that extends along a seat-width axis and couples the first side frame to the second side frame;
- a fixing bracket that comprises:
- a first fixing part that is coupled to a conveyance, and
- a second fixing part that is coupled to the first side frame;
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- a belt anchor that is disposed in the fixing bracket and coupled to a seat belt,
- the first fixing part comprising a first plate-surface that is substantially parallel to the seat-width axis,
- the second fixing part comprising a second plate-surface that is substantially perpendicular to the first plate-surface and is situated in the opposite side of the second side frame across the first side frame,
- the second fixing part being indirectly coupled to the first side frame via the connecting member, and
- the belt anchor being disposed in the second fixing part.
A cushion frame mounting in a conveyance, the cushion frame comprising:
- a first side frame that is disposed in a first width-end side of a seat and extends along a front-rear axis of the seat;
- a second side frame that is disposed in a second width-end side of the seat and extends along the front-rear axis of the seat;
- a connecting member that extends along a seat-width axis and couples the first side frame to the second side frame;
- a fixing bracket that comprises:
- a first fixing part that is coupled to the conveyance, and
- a second fixing part that is coupled to the first side frame;
- a belt anchor that is disposed in the fixing bracket and coupled to a seat belt;
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- a mechanical fastener coupling the first fixing part to the conveyance and being located at a position to a side of the first side frame that is facing the second side frame,
- the first fixing part comprising a first plate-surface that is substantially parallel to the seat-width axis,
- the second fixing part comprising a second plate-surface that is substantially perpendicular to the first plate-surface and is situated in the opposite side of the second side frame across the first side frame, and
- the belt anchor being disposed in the second fixing part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.