US 11,718,213 B2Granted

Assembly for a vehicle seat

AssigneeFAURECIA Sièges d'Automobile

InventorsMathieu Cluet, Jérôme Planson, Fabrice Charras, Vincent Leguernic

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Abstract

An assembly for a vehicle seat that includes: a padding element, a support element, and a connector attached to the support element, with the support element assembled on the padding element. The assembly has an assembly member extending from a surface of the padding element, or formed by at least a portion of the support element, with the connector and the padding element each defining a first contact surface and a second contact surface, respectively, in contact with the first contact surface. The first contact surface and the second contact surface are substantially complementary, with the support element being assembled on the padding element by means of the assembly member, in an assembly direction.

Claims20

Dependent claims

An assembly for a vehicle seat, the assembly comprising:

a seat padding element,
a support element, and
a connector attached to the support element, the support element being assembled on the padding element,
wherein the assembly comprises an assembly member,
the assembly member protruding from a surface of the padding element, or being formed by at least a portion of the support element,
the assembly member and the support element each defining a first contact surface and a second contact surface, respectively, in contact with each other, the first contact surface and the second contact surface being complementary,
the support element being assembled by the assembly member to the padding element along an assembly direction,
wherein the assembly member is formed by a tenon protruding from the surface of the padding element, the tenon and the padding element being one piece, the support element being assembled to the tenon in the assembly direction, and
wherein the support element defines a groove, an inner surface of the groove defining the second contact surface.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.