Seat Cushion With Foamed-in Fastening Element
AssigneeF. S. Fehrer Automotive GmbH
InventorManfred Hofmann
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Abstract
A seat cushion has a plurality of foamed-in fastening elements, in particular for utilization in vehicle seats, wherein the fastening element is formed by a flat retainer element having a fastening web connected thereto and serving as a counter-retainer. The retainer element is foamed into the foam body of the seat cushion, wherein the counter-retainer is not covered by the foam body of the seat cushion. A stitching wire fastened at the cushion cover can thus be connected to the counter-retainer in a load-transmitting manner.
Claims10
A seat cushion comprising:
- a foam body;
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- a plurality of foamed-in fastening elements, in particular for utilization in vehicle seats, wherein at least one of the fastening elements has an essentially flat retainer element foamed into the foam body of the seat cushion, and wherein the at least one fastening element has at least one counter-retainer that is not covered by the foam body of the seat cushion, and wherein a stitching wire fastened at the cushion cover can be connected to the counter-retainer in a load-transmitting manner, wherein the counter-retainer is implemented in a fastening web, the two ends thereof being connected to the retainer element.
A fastening element for foaming into a seat cushion having a foam body, in particular for utilization in vehicle seats, wherein the fastening element comprises:
- an essentially flat retainer element, the retainer element being foamed into the foam body of the seat cushion, and wherein the fastening element has at least one counter-retainer that is not covered by the foam body of the seat cushion, and wherein a stitching wire fastened at the cushion cover can be connected to the counter-retainer in a load-transmitting manner, in which the counter-retainer is implemented in the type of a fastening web, the two ends thereof being connected to the retainer element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.