Table for seat
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorJun Otsuki
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Abstract
A table for seat provided facing a seat installed above a floor of a vehicle, including a top plate, and a leg part attached to a support portion provided below the seat to movably support the top plate from an accommodation position below the sitting portion to a use position above a sitting portion of the seat. The leg part includes a first leg part rotatably connected to the support portion, and a second leg part having a first end rotatably connected to the first leg part and a second end rotatably connected to the top plate. The table for seat further includes a biasing member disposed between the support portion and the second leg part to apply a biasing force to the second leg part from the support portion.
Claims12
A vehicle comprising:
- a seat installed above a floor of the vehicle, and including a sitting portion;
- a support portion provided below the sitting portion;
- and
- a table provided facing the seat, wherein
- the table includes:
- a top plate;
- a leg part attached to the support portion to movably support the top plate from an accommodation position below the sitting portion to a use position above the sitting portion, the leg part including a first leg part rotatably connected to the support portion and a second leg part having a first end rotatably connected to the first leg part and a second end rotatably connected to the top plate;
- and
- a biasing member disposed between the support portion and the second leg part to apply a biasing force to the second leg part from the support portion, wherein
- the leg part movably supports the top plate so that after the top plate moves from the accommodation position below the sitting portion and behind a front end of the sitting portion to an intermediate position in front of the front end of the sitting portion, the top plate moves from the intermediate position to the use position above the sitting portion and behind the front end of the sitting portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.