Modular seat layout system for an automobile vehicle
AssigneeFAURECIA Sièges d'Automobile
InventorsFrançois Fourrey, Jean-François Pierrey, François Senseby, Frédéric Baret
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Abstract
A modular seat layout system in an automobile vehicle, especially of the type including three rows of seats, including at least two seats located one behind the other. The rear seat is attached to the floor of the vehicle by a first linkage so that the seat pan of the rear seat can translate forward to be housed, in a forward position, in a space provided for this purpose below the location which is occupied by the seat pan of the front seat in the normal utilization position of the said front seat.
Claims11
An automobile vehicle including a modular seat layout system, at least two seats located one behind the other and attachable to a vehicle floor, the system comprising:
- a rear seat attached to the floor of the vehicle by a first linkage so that a seat pan of the rear seat can be translated forward to be housed, in a forward position, in a space provided for this purpose below the location which is occupied by a seat pan of the front seat in a normal utilization position of the front seat and wherein the front seat is attached to the floor of the vehicle by a second linkage arranged so that the front seat can be folded forward to allow the seat pan of the rear seat to be moved forward and then allow replacement of the front seat to its normal utilization position.
Automobile vehicle including at least two seats located one behind the other, wherein a rear seat is attached to a floor of the vehicle by a first linkage so that a seat pan of the rear seat can be translated towards the front of the vehicle, to be housed, in a forward position, in a space provided for this purpose below a location which is occupied by a seat pan of a front seat in a normal utilization position of the front seat and whereby the front seat can be folded away towards the front to allow the seat pan of the rear seat to be placed in its said forward position and then replace the front seat in its normal utilization position.
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