Device storage holder for vehicle
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMichi NATORI, Tomoya TAKEUCHI
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Abstract
The device storage holder comprises a main body portion and a support arm. The body includes a backward inclined surface, a lower protrusion, and an upper protrusion. A lower inclined surface and an upper inclined surface are formed on a rear surface of the support arm. In side view, an extension from the lower inclined surface intersects the upper surface of the lower protrusion. In a further side view, an extension from the upper inclined surface intersects the backward inclined surface.
Claims5
A device storage holder for a vehicle, the device storage holder disposed at a side of a vehicle seat including a seat slide mechanism, and the device storage holder housing a flat electronic device, the device storage holder comprising:
- a body;
- and
- a support arm extending in vehicle width direction, the support arm disposed forward of and separated from the body,
- wherein the body comprises a backward inclined surface, a lower protrusion, and an upper protrusion, all of which are formed on a front end portion of the body,
- the backward inclined surface faces forward, with the top of the backward inclined surface being disposed rearward to the bottom of the backward inclined surface,
- the lower protrusion is disposed below the backward inclined surface, and protrudes forward from the backward inclined surface,
- the upper protrusion is disposed above the backward inclined surface, and protrudes forward from the backward inclined surface,
- a rear surface of the support arm comprises a lower inclined surface and an upper inclined surface, and the upper inclined surface is connected to an upper end of the lower inclined surface, and
- in a side view, an extension from the lower inclined surface intersects an upper surface of the lower protrusion, and in a side view, an extension from the upper inclined surface intersects the backward inclined surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.