Baby table chair usable as shoulder harness
AssigneeAprica Kassai Kabushikikaisha
InventorsKenzou Kassai, Keiji Inoue
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a baby table chair which is usable as a shoulder harness for carrying a baby. The table chair comprises a chair portion for seating the baby thereon, an arm portion for supporting the chair portion, a pair of shoulder belts which are mounted between the chair portion and the arm portion, and an arm mounting portion for rotatably supporting the arm portion. The arm mounting portion positions and fixes the arm portion in front of the chair portion for holding a table with the arm portion thereby using the table chair as such, and under the chair portion for using the table chair as a shoulder harness.
Claims5
A baby table chair being usable as a shoulder harness, comprising:
- a chair portion for seating a baby thereon;
- an arm portion having an end being mounted on said chair portion for supporting said chair portion;
- a shoulder belt having an end being mounted on said chair portion and another end being mounted on said arm portion;
- an arm mounting portion for mounting said end of said arm portion on said chair portion, said arm mounting portion being capable of rotatably supporting said arm portion for implementing a state of positioning said arm portion in front of said chair portion for using said table chair as such by holding a table with said arm portion and a state of positioning said arm portion under said chair portion for using said table chair as a shoulder harness, as well as positioning and fixing said arm portion in positions for implementing said two states respectively;
- there being a pair of said arm portions and a pair of said arm mounting portions respectively, each of said arm portions being formed by first and second arms respectively so that said first arms are positioned on said table and said second arms are positioned under said table in said state of said table chair being used as such;
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- for each of said arm portions, said first and second arms thereof being in a fixed relationship with respect to each other whereby they move together as a unitary structure while said arm portion formed thereby is pivoted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.