Child booster seat assembly
AssigneeWonderland Switzerland AG
InventorsJonathan K. Mountz, Jerry S. Ingraham, John E. Huntley, Nathanael Saint
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Abstract
A child booster seat assembly includes a base seat and an upper seat. A first seating area is formed on the base seat. The upper seat is detachably installed on the base seat. The upper seat can be installed on the base seat installed on an adult chair at a higher position or detached from the base seat and installed on the adult chair at a lower position, which allows a caregiver to adjust an elevated height of the upper seat easily. Furthermore, when the upper seat is detached from the base seat, the upper seat and the base seat can be used independently and respectively installed on two adult chairs for accommodating two children at once.
Claims19
A child booster seat assembly comprising:
- a base seat whereon a first seating area is formed;
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- an upper seat whereon a second seating area is formed, the upper seat being detachably installed on the base seat, at least one first guiding structure and at least one second guiding structure being formed on the upper seat and the base seat respectively, the at least one first guiding structure and at least one second guiding structure being a key and a keyway respectively, the at least one first guiding structure and the at least one second guiding structure cooperating with each other for guiding the upper seat to be aligned with the base seat when the upper seat is installed on the base seat and the at least one first guiding structure being for supporting the upper seat on an adult chair when the upper seat is detached from the base seat and placed on the adult chair.
A child booster seat assembly comprising:
- a base seat whereon a first seating area is formed;
- and
- an upper seat whereon a second seating area is formed, the upper seat being detachably installed on the base seat, at least one first guiding structure and at least one second guiding structure being formed on the upper seat and the base seat respectively, the at least one first guiding structure being a key protruding from a rear bottom portion of the upper seat, the at least one second guiding structure being a keyway formed on a side wall of the base seat, the at least one first guiding structure and the at least one second guiding structure cooperating with each other for guiding the upper seat to be aligned with the base seat when the upper seat is installed on the base seat, and the at least one first guiding structure being for supporting the upper seat on an adult chair when the upper seat is detached from the base seat and placed on the adult chair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.