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US 10,500,991 B2Granted
Vehicle seat
AssigneeToyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiroshi Mizobata, Fumitoshi Akaike
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Abstract
A vehicle seat includes a lower anchorage that serves as an attachment member for a child safety seat; a bracket; and a base frame that is provided on or above a vehicle body. The lower anchorage is fixed to the base frame via the bracket; and the lower anchorage is integrally assembled to the bracket, with contours of the lower anchorage and the bracket being in contact with each other in a front-rear direction.
Claims13
A vehicle seat comprising:
- a lower anchorage that serves as an attachment member for a child safety seat;
- a bracket having a circular hole having a longitudinal axis extending in a vehicle seat front-rear direction;
- and
- a base frame that is provided on or above a vehicle body, wherein:
- the lower anchorage is fixed to the base frame via the bracket;
- the lower anchorage is integrally assembled to the bracket, with contours of the lower anchorage and the bracket being in contact with each other in a front-rear direction;
- and
- a terminal end of the lower anchorage is arranged within the hole of the bracket,
- wherein the terminal end projects along the longitudinal axis, and
- wherein the lower anchorage is non-moveably fixed to the base frame via the bracket.
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A vehicle seat comprising:
- a lower anchorage that serves as an attachment member for a child safety seat;
- a bracket having a circular hole having a longitudinal axis extending in a vehicle seat front-rear direction;
- and
- a base frame that is provided on or above a vehicle body, wherein:
- the lower anchorage is fixed to the base frame via the bracket;
- the lower anchorage is integrally assembled to the bracket, with contours of the lower anchorage and the bracket being in contact with each other in a front-rear direction;
- and
- a terminal end of the lower anchorage is arranged within the hole of the bracket,
- wherein the terminal end projects along the longitudinal axis, and
- wherein the lower anchorage comprises at least one flange.
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A vehicle seat comprising:
- a lower anchorage that serves as an attachment member for a child safety seat;
- a bracket having a hole having a longitudinal axis;
- and
- a base frame that is provided on or above a vehicle body, wherein:
- the lower anchorage is fixed to the base frame via the bracket;
- the lower anchorage is integrally assembled to the bracket, with contours of the lower anchorage and the bracket being in contact with each other in a front-rear direction;
- and
- a terminal end of the lower anchorage is arranged within the hole of the bracket,
- wherein the terminal end projects along the longitudinal axis, and
- wherein the hole is a threaded hole, and the terminal end of the lower anchorage is arranged within the threaded hole of the bracket.
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A vehicle seat comprising:
- a lower anchorage that serves as an attachment member for a child safety seat;
- a bracket;
- and
- a base frame that is provided on or above a vehicle body wherein:
- the lower anchorage is fixed to the base frame via the bracket;
- the lower anchorage is integrally assembled to the bracket by an insertion connection structure, with contours of the lower anchorage and the bracket being in contact with each other in a front-rear direction;
- in the insertion connection structure:
- an end portion of the lower anchorage is inserted into the bracket such that the end portion is restrained from being pulled in a direction opposite to a direction in which the end portion is inserted into the bracket;
- the end portion is integrally assembled to the bracket in a state where the end portion is in contact with the bracket in the front-rear direction;
- and
- the end portion of the lower anchorage is connected to the bracket with contours of the end portion and the bracket being in contact with each other in the front-rear direction by engagement of threads.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.