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US 2026/0123755 A1Published application
Seat cushion
AssigneeMacneil IP LLC
InventorsDavid F. MACNEIL, Stephen KANE
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Abstract
A seat cushion is integrally formed of a foamed elastomer. A hand cavity, by which the cushion may be carried, is positioned underneath a ridge of the cushion body. A flexible hanger strap may be threaded through a strap hole that extends from a ceiling of the hand cavity to the upper surface.
Claims8
A seat cushion comprising:
- a body integrally molded of a foamed elastomer, the body having an upper surface and an opposed lower surface, the body having a rear margin extending from the upper surface to the lower surface;
- a hand cavity formed near the rear margin to upwardly extend into the body and adapted to receive fingers of the human hand, the hand cavity having an upper surface downwardly spaced from the upper surface of the body;
- a hanger strap hole extending from the upper surface of the hand cavity through the body to the upper surface of the body;
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- an elongate flexible hanger strap inserted through the hanger strap hole, the hanger strap adapted to hang the seat cushion from a support for storage.
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A seat cushion comprising:
- a body integrally molded of a foamed elastomer, the body having an upper surface and an opposed lower surface, the body having a rear margin, a left margin forwardly extending from the rear margin, and a right margin opposed to the left margin and forwardly extending from the rear margin, the rear, right and left margins downwardly extending from the upper surface of the body to the lower surface of the body;
- the body having a central depression, a ridge of the body disposed between the central depression and the left, rear and right margins, the upper surface of the body being downwardly and inwardly sloped from the ridge to the central depression;
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- a hand cavity formed to upwardly extend from the lower surface of the body into the ridge of the body and adapted to receive a plurality of fingers of the human hand, the hand cavity having an upper surface downwardly spaced from the upper surface of the body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.