Multi-part dishwasher-optimized high chair
AssigneesLiam Susswein, Benjamin Yost, Kane Feldman
InventorsLiam Susswein, Benjamin Yost, Kane Feldman
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Abstract
A high chair. A base structure rests on a support surface with upstanding structural members tapering inwardly and upwardly from a bottom region. A top structure has upstanding structural members tapering inwardly and upwardly from the bottom region. The top structure sets atop and in contact with the base structure. Alignment elements in the base and top structures ensure alignment when the structures are mated. A coupling mechanism couples the top base structures and can be removed to separate the top and base structures. The top structure includes a seat for the child. The top and base structures are dimensioned to allow the top structure to nest within a volume defined by the base structure.
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A high chair comprising:
- a base structure for resting on a support surface, the base structure comprising upstanding structural members tapering inwardly and upwardly from a bottom region;
- a top structure comprising upstanding structural members tapering inwardly and upwardly from a bottom region, the top structure for setting atop and in contact with the base structure;
- a first alignment element in a structural member of the top structure for mating with a second alignment element in a structural member of the base structure;
- a coupling mechanism for removably coupling the top structure and the base structure;
- the top structure comprising a substantially horizontal seat upon which a child can sit;
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- wherein the top and base structures are dimensioned to allow the top structure to nest within a volume defined by the base structure.
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