Harness Storage System for Child Car Seats
AssigneeWonderland Nurserygoods Hong Kong Company Limited
InventorsJames M. F. Hutchinson, Michael Gillet
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AssigneeWonderland Nurserygoods Hong Kong Company Limited
InventorsJames M. F. Hutchinson, Michael Gillet
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A car seat is formed with a harness storage cavity in the car seat shell for placement of the five-point harness to permit the conversion of the car seat into a belt positioning booster configuration without requiring the harness to be removed from the car seat shell. The headrest and back panel pads on the back rest are removed to provide access to the harness storage cavity which is covered by a hinged door. The harness buckle and the chest clip, still attached to the harness webbing, are placed into the storage cavity and the door closed to provide a flush surface on the seat back so that the child has a smooth supporting surface. The harness webbing projects out of slots to allow the webbing to lie flat beneath the headrest and back panel pads when replaced over the closed door to the storage cavity.
A car seat for transporting a child in an automobile, comprising:
In a car seat having a seat back supported on a seat member and projecting upwardly therefrom, said seat member having a first portion of a rigid shell and a seat pad mounted on the rigid shell, said back rest having a second portion of a rigid shell on which a back panel pad and a head rest pad are supported, each of said back panel pad and said head rest pad being selectively removable from said rigid shell;
A child car seat for transporting a child in an automobile having a vehicle belt comprising:
A method of converting a car seat from a car seat configuration into a belt positioning booster configuration, said car seat having a first portion of a rigid shell and a seat pad mounted on the seat shell, said back rest having a second portion of said rigid shell on which a back panel pad and a head rest pad are supported, each of said back panel pad and said head rest pad being selectively removable from said rigid shell;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.