Push chair seat attachment
AssigneeArmon Ltd
InventorsGraham Church, Michael Peters
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Abstract
A seat attaching means for connecting a non-rigid push chair seat to a push chair frame said attaching means including an elongate member, attachable to at least one of the side edges of the seat, and the seat attaching means including a corresponding groove in the frame, into which the elongate member is inserted. The elongate member includes a planar part and an enlarged part, the planar part being attachable along at least one of the side edges of the seat and the enlarged part being insertable in the corresponding groove in the frame. The elongate member is insertable in a first corresponding groove in the frame and in a second corresponding groove in the frame, the first and second corresponding grooves being separated by a hinge. The first and second grooves are co-linear.
Claims6
A child's push chair which is foldable side-to-side and top-to-bottom, said push chair comprising:
- a non-rigid seat having
- opposing side edges,
- a back portion, and
- two opposing side portions extending away from the back portion;
- a push-chair frame receiving said seat and comprising first and second opposing side bars each having a hinge joint;
- and
- seat-attaching means for connecting the side edges of the seat to the side bars, the seat-attaching means including:
- an elongate member secured to at least one of the side edges of the seat, and
- two grooves in at least one of the side bars flanking the repective hinge joint and into which the elongate member is insertable, the grooves each having an opening of a width that is narrower than a cross-sectional diameter of the elongate member such that the elongate member is retained in the grooves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.