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US 2020/0247285 A1Published application
Retention device for vehicle seat
AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsJames Hugh Fowler, Marcos Silva Kondrad, Kevin Wayne Preuss
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Abstract
A seating assembly is attached to the floor and includes a seat that is rotationally operable relative to a seatback. A retention device is attached to the seat. When the seat is pivoted upright to a stadium position, the retention device is selectively deployable from a stored position to a cargo storage position that defines an enclosure at least partially defined by the seat and the floor.
Claims20
A vehicle comprising:
- a floor;
- a seating assembly attached to the floor and including a seat that is rotationally operable relative to a seatback;
- and
- a retention device attached to the seat, wherein when the seat is pivoted upright to a stadium position the retention device is selectively deployable from a stored position to a cargo storage position that defines an enclosure at least partially defined by the seat and the floor.
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A vehicle seating assembly comprising:
- a selectively positionable seat;
- and
- a selectively positionable retention device that is positionable in a seating position or a stadium position;
- wherein the selectively positionable retention device is coupled to the selectively positionable seat and selectively arrangeable in at least one of a stored position and a cargo storage position.
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A vehicle storage system comprising:
- a seating assembly including:
- a seat positionable in a seating position or a stadium position and having:
- a first surface;
- and
- a second surface;
- and
- a retention device positionable in a stored position or a cargo storage position, wherein the first surface includes a seating surface, and
- wherein when the retention device is in the cargo storage position the retention device is configured to extend from opposing sides of the seat to secure cargo to the second surface of the seat.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.