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US 11,918,126 B2Granted
Window structure for visualizing the internal structure of upholstered furniture and seats
AssigneeIgo Furniture (Gao An) Limited
InventorChi-Po Law
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AssigneeIgo Furniture (Gao An) Limited
InventorChi-Po Law
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The present disclosure provides a window structure for visualizing the internal structure of upholstered furniture and including abase, a side surface of the base is provided with installation grooves, inner walls of the installation grooves are provided with transparent windows, an inner wall of the base is equipped with a seat board, a top surface of the seat board is equipped with a shaping layer, and a top surface of the shaping layer is equipped with an elastic layer. An outer layer, the elastic layer and the shaping layer can improve the comfort of the user; an elastomer layer has good impact resistance, always returns to shape and is not easy to be damaged, can improve the service life of the present disclosure; through the transparent windows, a user can conveniently view the internal structure of the present disclosure; the ventilation grooves play the role of ventilation.
A window structure for visualizing the internal structure of upholstered furniture and seats, comprising a base (1), a side surface of the base (1) is provided with installation grooves (2), and inner walls of the installation grooves (2) are provided with transparent windows (3), p inner wall of the base (1) is equipped with a seat board (4), a top surface of the seat board (4) is equipped with a shaping layer (5), and a top surface of the shaping layer (5) is equipped with an elastic layer (6), an elastomer layer (7) is fixedly mounted on a top surface of the elastic layer (6), and an outer layer (8) is mounted on a top surface of the elastomer layer (7), shapes of installation grooves (2) and transparent windows (3) are any one of rectangle, circle, polygon, honeycomb, triangle and irregular graphic.
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