Vehicular seat
OwnerTatuya Mikamiinventor
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Abstract
A vehicular seat according to the present invention, which has a seat section and a seat back section connected thereto, comprises a pair of lower horizontal arms, attached to the lower portion of the seat back section and having lower support means for supporting the hipbone region of a user's body, and a pair of upper horizontal arms, protruding from the top of the seat back section and having upper support means for supporting the bladebone regions of the user's body. The lower horizontal arms are fixed after the space between them is transversely adjusted to the size of the user's body. The upper horizontal arms, which are adjustable in height relative to the lower horizontal arms, are fixed after they are transversely moved in association with the lower horizontal arms.
Claims12
A vehicular seat which has a seat section and a seat back section connected thereto, comprising:
- a pair of lower horizontal arms attached to the lower portion of the seat back section so as to be swingable within a horizontal plane, said lower horizontal arms each having, at the distal end portion thereof, lower support means for supporting the hipbone region of a user's body, and wherein each of said lower horizontal arms is fixed in a predetermined angular position by means of first fixing means;
- a pair of upper horizontal arms protruding from the top of the seat back section so as to be swingable within a horizontal plane, said upper horizontal arms each having, at the distal end portion thereof, upper support means for supporting the bladebone regions of the user's body,
- and wherein each of said upper horizontal arms is fixed in a predetermined angular position by means of second fixing means,
- the respective proximal end portions of said lower horizontal arms being transversely movable inside the seat back section, and
- said upper horizontal arms being transversely movable in association with the lower horizontal arms and adjustable in height relative to the lower horizontal arms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.