Car seat divider construction
OwnerMargaret T. Alexanderinventor
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Abstract
A divider construction 10 for the back seat 101 of a vehicle 100 wherein the construction 10 includes a contoured generally S-shaped divider member 20 having an enlarged upper portion 22 which rests against the seat back 102, a lower portion 23 which extends in front of and below the seat surface 101, and an intermediate portion 24 which rests on top of the rear seat 101. The divider member 20 is provided with a pair of recesses 26 dimensioned to receive beverage receptacles and is further associated with a protective cover member 30 having both external 33 and internal 35 pockets.
Claims17
A divider construction for temporary installation on the back seat of a car to separate young children from one another wherein the construction comprises:
- a divider unit including a contoured divider member having an upper portion adapted to engage the seat back portion of the back seat, and project outwardly therefrom, an intermediate portion which rests on top of the seat and a lower portion which extends downwardly from the intermediate portion and outwardly relative to the lower portion of the back seat, wherein the lower portion of the divider member is provided with a pair of recesses dimensioned to receive beverage receptacles.
A divider construction for temporary installation between the back seat and the front seat of a car to separate young children from one another wherein the construction comprises:
- a divider unit including a generally uniform thickness contoured divider member having an upper portion adapted to engage the seat back portion of the back seat, and project outwardly therefrom, a generally tapered intermediate portion which rests on top of the back seat and a lower portion which extends downwardly from the intermediate portion and a substantial distance outwardly relative to the lower portion of the back seat and in the direction of the front seat, and wherein the divider member is fabricated from a single block of generally rigid yet resilient material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.