Universally adjustable slipcover for dining room chairs
AssigneePrescient Partners, L.P.
InventorPaula Riley
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Abstract
A dining room chair slipcover arrangement has a pair of seat panels to cover each side of a seat while leaving an uncovered area. Each panel extends a full depth of the seat to a point below a front end of the seat. A chasuble covers the uncovered area of the seat and extends from a point below the front end of the seat, across the seat depth, up along a front surface of the back, across the top and down the rear surface of the back. Wrapping parts and connectors extending around the back for holding the chasuble to the chair. A skirt extends around the seat to cover sides of the seat and upper parts of the chair legs.
Claims21
A slipcover arrangement for a dining room chair having a seat with a seat width and a seat depth, a back rising from a rear end of the seat and having a back width and a back height, and at least one leg for maintaining the seat at a seat height, the arrangement comprising:
- a pair of seat panels each having a size adapted to cover different and opposite portions of a top of a seat to be covered while leaving an uncovered area on the seat between the seat panels in the direction of the seat width, each seat panel having a length for extending a full seat depth from the back of a chair to be covered, to a point below a front end of the seat to be covered, each seat panel having a width of less than the seat width and a length of more than the seat depth;
- a chasuble having a width to cover the uncovered area of the seat to be covered, and a total length for extending from a point below the front end of the seat to be covered, across the seat depth, up along a front surface of the back of the chair to be covered, across a top of the back and at least down part of a rear surface of the back;
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- wrapping means connected to the chasuble for extending around at least part of the back for holding the chasuble over the seat panels and to the chair to be covered.
A slipcover arrangement for a dining room chair having a seat with a seat width and a seat depth, a back rising from a rear end of the seat and having a back width and a back height, and at least one leg for maintaining the seat at a seat height, the arrangement comprising:
- a pair of seat panels each having a size adapted to cover different spaced apart side portions of tops of a seat to be covered while leaving an uncovered area on the seat between the seat panels in the direction of the seat width, each seat panel having a length for extending a full seat depth from the back of a chair to be covered, to a point below a front end of the seat to be covered;
- a chasuble having a width to cover the uncovered area of the seat to be covered, and a total length for extending from a point below the front end of the seat to be covered, across the seat depth, up along a front surface of the back of the chair to be covered, across a top of the back and down a rear surface of the back;
- wrapping means connected to the chasuble for extending around at least part of the back for holding the chasuble over the seat panels and to the chair to be covered;
- each seat panel have a width of less than the seat width, and a length of more than the seat depth, each seat panel includes at least one slit for receiving a portion of a dining room chair arm connected to the seat to be covered;
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- a skirt for engaging around the seat to be covered and for extending from the seat down a portion of the seat for holding the chasuble and the side panels to the chair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.