Booster seat and table
OwnerRobb S. Hanloninventor
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Abstract
Aspects of the invention are directed to an apparatus for use with a chair. The apparatus comprises a booster seat, a table, and mounting hardware. The booster seat is adapted to be positioned on a seat of the chair and to act as a seat for a user. The table, in turn, includes a tabletop, a frontal sidewall, and a device mount. The frontal sidewall is oriented at an oblique angle relative to the tabletop, while the device mount is adapted to attach an electronic display device to the tabletop. Lastly, the mounting hardware is adapted to removably mount the table to the booster seat such that the tabletop is tilted towards the user when the user is seated in the booster seat.
Claims20
An apparatus for use with a chair, the apparatus comprising:
- a booster seat, the booster seat adapted to be positioned on a seat of the chair and to act as a seat for a user;
- a table, the table comprising:
- a tabletop;
- a frontal sidewall, the frontal sidewall oriented at an oblique angle relative to the tabletop;
- and
- a device mount, the device mount adapted to attach an electronic display device to the tabletop;
- and
- mounting hardware, the mounting hardware adapted to removably mount the table to the booster seat such that the tabletop is tilted towards the user when the user is seated in the booster seat.
An apparatus comprising:
- a chair, the chair defining a seat;
- a booster seat, the booster seat positioned on the seat of the chair and adapted to act as a seat for a user;
- a table, the table comprising:
- a tabletop;
- a frontal sidewall, the frontal sidewall oriented at an oblique angle relative to the tabletop;
- and
- a device mount, the device mount adapted to attach an electronic display device to the tabletop;
- and
- mounting hardware, the mounting hardware removably mounting the table to the booster seat such that the tabletop is tilted towards the user when the user is seated in the booster seat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.