Non-slip vehicle seat covering
AssigneeDay to Day Imports, Inc.
InventorAkiva Nourollah
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Abstract
An apparatus and associated methodology contemplating a non-slip cover apparatus for a vehicle seat. The non-slip cover has a front fabric panel having an exposed outer surface in operable contact with the user and an inner surface having an elastomeric member in operable contact with the vehicle seat. A rear fabric panel is sewn to the front fabric panel forming a cavity therebetween to receivingly engage the vehicle seat in a close mating relationship.
Claims21
A non-slip cover apparatus for a vehicle seat, comprising:
- a front fabric panel having an exposed outer surface in operable contact with the user and an inner surface having an elastomeric member in operable contact with the vehicle seat;
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- a rear fabric panel sewn to the front fabric panel forming a cavity therebetween to receivingly engage the vehicle seat in a close mating relationship.
A method for covering a vehicle seat, comprising:
- obtaining a non-slip cover having a front fabric panel with an exposed outer surface and an inner surface having an elastomeric member, and the cover having a rear fabric panel sewn to the front fabric panel forming a cavity therebetween;
- inserting the vehicle seat into the cavity so that the elastomeric member contacts against the vehicle seat.
A cover for a vehicle seat, comprising:
- a front fabric panel having an exposed outer surface in operable contact with the user and an inner surface adjacent the vehicle seat;
- a rear fabric panel sewn to the front fabric panel forming a cavity therebetween to receivingly engage the vehicle seat in a close mating relationship;
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- means for frictionally securing the inner surface against the vehicle seat.
A non-slip cover apparatus for a vehicle seat, comprising:
- a synthetic polymer front fabric panel having an exposed outer surface in operable contact with the user and an inner surface having an elastomeric member in operable contact with the vehicle seat, and a spacer-layer fabric sandwiched between the outer and inner surfaces;
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- a resilient rear fabric panel sewn to the front fabric panel forming a cavity therebetween to receivingly engage the vehicle seat in a close mating relationship.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.