Add-on adjustable back support for car seat
OwnerKun Xianginventor
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Abstract
An adjustable back support device comprises a seat cover snugly enclosing the seat back of a car seat, and a basic set of three cushions. The seat cover and the shells of the cushions are made of fastening-loop fabric. The cushions also include fastening-hook strips disposed thereon, so that they can be individually attached to the seat cover for supporting different parts of a user's body, such as the neck, upper back, and lumbar area. The cushions can be easily and precisely positioned to suit individual users, and can be attached anywhere on the seat cover for supporting other parts of a user's body. Fewer or more cushions can be used if desired to suit individual preferences.
Claims2
An adjustable back support device for fitting onto a seat having a seat back and a headrest, comprising:
- an adhesive fabric seat cover having a seat back portion and a headrest portion adapted to fit over said seat back and said headrest, respectively,
- a plurality of cushions each having an adhesive fabric shell, and
- a complementary adhesive fabric sheet disposed on each of said cushions for fastening said cushions to each other and anywhere on said adhesive fabric seat cover,
- whereby said cushions are positionable for supporting different portions of a user seated on said seat, and are easily repositionable for obtaining a desired fit.
An adjustable back support device for fitting onto a seat having a supporting surface, comprising:
- a fastening-loop fabric sheet adapted to cover said supporting surface,
- a plurality of cushions each having a fastening-loop fabric shell, and
- a fastening-hook fabric sheet disposed on each of said cushions for fastening said cushions to each other and anywhere on said fastening-loop fabric sheet,
- whereby said cushions are positionable for supporting different portions of a user seated on said seat, and are easily repositionable for obtaining a desired fit.
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