Fastener for securing a bolster to a seating surface
AssigneeJohnson Controls Technology Company
InventorsLarry E. Halse, Jean-Paul Schowalter, Lance E. Larsen, John Krsteski, Daniel J. Koester
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AssigneeJohnson Controls Technology Company
InventorsLarry E. Halse, Jean-Paul Schowalter, Lance E. Larsen, John Krsteski, Daniel J. Koester
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A seat assembly for a vehicle including a seat frame, a seating surface secured to the seat frame and having spaced apart, generally parallel first fibers and spaced apart second fibers transverse to the first fibers, a bolster, and a fastener. The fastener has an attachment member securable to the bolster and a series of hook members extending from the attachment member and insertable between the first fibers and the second fibers of the seating surface. The hook members have a barb portion extending from the hook members to provide retention of the fastener to the first fibers, thereby securing the bolster to the seating surface.
A seat assembly for a vehicle, said seat assembly comprising:
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