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US 6,655,737 B2Granted
Strap arrangement for a chair
OwnerMichael A. Hydukinventor
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Abstract
A strap arrangement constituting a brace having a fan-shaped configuration formed of fixed or adjustable straps for retaining a covering such as a towel securely to a chair. The brace consists of four fixed or adjustable straps which are secured to the chair by suitable fasteners. The strap arrangement is useful for the convenience and enjoyment of a person at the beach, pool or patio.
Claims11
A strap arrangement for a chair consisting of:
- a chair having a frame;
- the frame having a front section and a back section;
- the back section having an upper portion, a lower portion and a median portion located between the upper portion and the lower portion;
- a covering;
- a fan-shaped configuration of straps secured to the covering on the frame;
- and including:
- first strap member having first and second ends and extending substantially horizontally at the approximate median portion of the back section;
- second and third strap members, each having first and second ends and extending upwardly at oblique angles from the median portion to the upper portion of the frame, respectively;
- and
- fourth strap member having first and second ends extending vertically upwardly from the median portion to the upper portion of the frame;
- the first ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being firmly secured to the covering;
- and
- the second ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being firmly secured to the first strap member by a fastening means, respectively.
10 more elements
A brace for a chair having a back section, comprising:
- a covering;
- a fan-shaped configuration of straps secured to the covering on the chair;
- the chair having a front section and a back section;
- the back section having an upper portion, a lower portion and a median portion between the upper portion and the lower portion;
- a covering;
- a fan-shaped configuration of straps secured to the covering on the chair;
- and including:
- first strap member having first and second ends and extending substantially horizontally at the approximate median portion of the back section;
- second and third strap members, each having first and second ends and extending upwardly at oblique angles from the median portion to the upper portion of the chair, respectively;
- and
- fourth strap member having first and second ends extending vertically upwardly from the median portion to the upper portion of the chair;
- the first ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being firmly secured to the covering, respectively;
- and
- the second ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being firmly secured to the first strap member, respectively.
11 more elements
A strap array for a beach chair having a back section, comprising:
- a beach towel;
- a fan-shaped configuration of straps secured to the beach towel on the beach chair;
- the back section having an upper portion, a lower portion and a median portion between the upper portion and the lower portion;
- the strap arrangement including:
- first adjustable strap member having first and second ends and extending substantially horizontally at the approximate median portion of the back section;
- second and third adjustable strap members, each having first and second ends and extending upwardly at oblique angles from the median portion, respectively;
- and
- fourth adjustable strap member having first and second ends extending vertically upwardly from the median portion on the back section,
- the first ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being secured to the covering, respectively;
- the second ends of the second, third and fourth strap members being firmly secured to the first strap member, respectively;
- and
- the fastening means comprises a rivet member being mounted on the approximate median portion of the back section to allow the respective adjustable strap members to rotate;
- the strap arrangement being useful for the convenience and enjoyment of a person at the beach.
10 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.