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US 6,908,151 B2Granted
Adjustable and foldable booster car seat
AssigneeMeeker R & D, Inc.
InventorsPaul K. Meeker, William R. Gibson
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Abstract
The invention relates generally to an adjustable seat back and belt positioning juvenile booster car seat that folds compactly for easy transportation.
Claims51
A collapsible car seat which comprises:
- a seat member;
- a back member pivotally connected to said seat member, said back member further comprising:
- a fixed component;
- a movable component said movable component comprising an upper headrest area with a pair of forward extending wings and a lower area for sliding movement along said fixed component, said upper headrest area in invariant fixed relationship to said lower area;
- and
- said fixed and movable components in overlapping essentially gapless relationship with respect to each other with sliding movement between said components;
- means on said car seat for selectively positioning and retaining said car seat in either an essentially L-shaped first position or a second essentially collapsed position wherein a top of said seat member is adjacent to a front of said back member;
- and
- means for selectively positioning and retaining said movable component relative to said fixed component.
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A collapsible car seat which comprises:
- a seat member;
- a back member pivotally connected to said seat member, said back member further comprising:
- a fixed component;
- and
- a telescoping movable component overlapping said fixed component, said telescoping movable component further comprising a fixed upper headrest area with a pair of forward extending wings and wherein movement of said components relative to each other provides contiguous support for an occupant's back;
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- means on said car seat for selectively positioning and retaining said car seat in an essentially L-shaped first position or a second essentially collapsed position wherein a top of said seat member is adjacent to a front of said back member;
- means for selectively positioning and retaining said movable component relative to said fixed component.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.