Seating device
OwnerWilliam James Buckleyinventor
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Abstract
A device suitable for sitting or reclining, the device including a base portion having upper and lower surfaces and at least one depression which extends into at least the upper surface of the base thereof; and a body portion having at least one surface region adapted to be received within the depression of the base; wherein the diameter of the body is greater than the diameter of the depression, such that the body projects beyond at least the upper surface of the base, such that the body is supported by the base.
Claims21
A device suitable for sitting or reclining, the device comprising:
- a base portion having upper and lower surfaces and at least one depression which extends into at least the upper surface of the base thereof;
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- a body portion having at least one surface region adapted to be received within the depression of the base;
- wherein the diameter of the body is greater than the diameter of the depression, such that the body projects beyond at least the upper surface of the base, such that the body is supported by the base.
A process for manufacturing a device suitable for seating or reclining, the process comprising:
- providing a base portion having upper and lower surfaces and at least one depression which extends into at least the upper surface of the base thereof;
- and
- supporting a body portion onto the base portion,
- wherein the body portion has at least one surface region adapted to be received within the depression of the base, wherein the diameter of the body is greater than the diameter of the depression, such that the body projects beyond at least the upper surface of the base, such that the body is supported by the base.
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A device suitable for sitting or reclining, the device comprising;
- an inflatable head, body and base portion;
- such that when the device is inflated, the head portion is further foldable in the direction of the base to reduce the vertical dimension of the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.