Headrest cover fastening device
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson
InventorIrving Stanley Ness
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Abstract
An improved attaching means for affixing a headrest cover to a mounted fastener on seat backs. The improvement comprises an attachment strip having two portions: a first portion which is secured to the headrest cover, and a second portion which extends from the attachment made by the first portion. The second portion of the attachment strip is flexible and has a plurality of openings sufficient to engage the upstanding hook-like elements of the mounted fastener.
Claims9
In a headrest cover of the type for removable connection to a fastener containing hook-like elements mounted on a seat back, said cover having towel and separate means to attach the towel to said mounted fastener, the improved attaching means comprising:
- a flat planar plastic attachment strip having a first portion secured to a surface of said towel and having a second portion freely extending from the attachment made by the first portion, said second portion comprising a flat planar flexible plastic material having a network of filaments defining a pattern of discontinuous opening sufficient to engage said hook-like elements of the fastener.
In combination, a fastener containing hook-like elements mounted on a seat back, and a headrest cover removably connected to said fastener, said headrest cover comprising a towel and separate means to attach said towel to said mounted fastener, said attachment means consisting of a flat planar plastic attachment strip having a first portion secured to a surface of said towel and having a second portion freely extending from the attachment made by the first portion, said second portion being a flat planar flexible plastic material having a network of filaments defining a pattern of openings sufficient to engage said hook-like elements of the fastener.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.