| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 297463200 | MISCELLANEOUS | 9 |
| 20080231104 | OUTDOOR VEHICLE SEAT - An outdoor vehicle seat is formed by placing a cushioning material on a bottom plate, and covering them with a surface skin, and fixing a surface skin end portion onto the bottom plate. Further, a highly water absorbing, highly moisture absorbing, and highly expanding member is arranged between the surface skin end portion and the bottom plate. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20080265651 | Pedestal cover for pedestal style seating - A protective and stylized cover for the pedestal of a pedestal style seat is presented which comprises an outer sheath into which indicia is through-cut, an inner sheath which slides into the outer sheath and provides a backdrop for the through-cut indicia, and sizing fittings which fit into the outer sheath at each end to provide a snug fit on the seat pedestal. Optionally, end caps may be employed to provide additional stability. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20080265652 | FOAM SEAT ELEMENT - A foam seat element comprising an isocyanate-based foam matrix having an A-surface for contact with an occupant and a B-surface for contact with a suspension element. An elastomeric layer is disposed on at least a portion of the B-surface for contact with the support element. This approach results in reduction in labor to produce the elastomeric layer compared with correct positioning of cloth inserts on a foam production manufacturing line. Further, since, in the preferred embodiment of the invention, the elastomeric layer is achieved by spraying a liquid elastomer-forming composition on a portion of the mold surface, the costs of achieving the elastomeric layer are significantly less than those associated with using prefabricated, pre-cut cloth inserts. Still further, the use of an elastomeric layer allows for tuning of the thickness of that layer which facilitates “tuning” the durability of the B-surface of the foam seat element based on the specific suspension system with which it will be combined. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20080277994 | Furniture protector device - Furniture protector device comprising: a plurality of side by side rigid elongate members forming an upper layer of rigid members and and a lower layer of rigid members. The layers are attached to each other by standard equally space pins to form a standard expandable lattice structure. A plurality of spike members are perpendicularly attached to the rigid members of the upper layer. A pair of handle members are each attached to rigid members located on the right and left side of the upper layer. The lattice structure can be expanded to cover the entire horizontal surface of a standard sofa or contracted for compact storage. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20090134688 | SEAT GAP MEMBER - A seat gap member having a gap surface and a mounting portion extending from the gap surface configured to substantially prevent accumulation of debris in the gap. The mounting portion provides one or more mounting surfaces capable of contacting one or more of a seat or vehicle structure. The gap surface is configured to fill the gap and contact of the mounting with the seat or the vehicle structure is sufficient to retain positioning of the gap surface. A vehicle and method for filling a gap adjacent to a vehicle seat is also disclosed. | 05-28-2009 |
| 20090174248 | Blocking system for pet toys - A blocking system for pet toys or other objects to prevent such objects from inadvertently migrating to a location beneath a piece of furniture. The system can be readily assembled on site and dimensionally conform to the footprint of a particular piece of furniture. The system includes blocking members that slidingly fit together and can be varied dimensionally both horizontally and vertically. In one embodiment, the interlocking sliding connections are accomplished by a system of dovetailed grooves. | 07-09-2009 |
| 20090174249 | DEVICE FOR ATTACHING MOTOR VEHICLE SEAT COVERS OR MATS - A device for fixing a car seat mat or cover to the backrest part, which is composed of a hollow tubular member ( | 07-09-2009 |
| 20100013290 | Chair stabilizer and method of use - A chair stabilizer for preventing injury to children or others who might tip over chairs. A removable chair-engaging section is removably and adjustably couplable to a table-engaging section. Generally, the entire apparatus is free standing but in conjunction with a flat or available undersurface, the table-engaging portion prevents rearward rotation of the chair as the table-engaging portion comes into contact with the underside of the flat surface, such as a table when the chair-engaging section is rotated. As a result, vulnerable individuals including children and the infirm are protected from impact with the ground should the chair begin tipping as the table restrains the rotational motion of the chair. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20110291457 | FURNITURE FRAME - A furniture frame includes an assembly of a front frame, a pair of side racks, and a rear board. The front frame includes a closed frame structure made of a tubular member and forms four fitting lugs at a rear side portion thereof in a symmetric manner. The two side racks are made of tubular members to each assume a lying U-shaped structure and each lying-U-shape has an open side at which free ends of limbs of the U-shape each form a bent section. The two side racks are of a symmetric arrangement and structure so that the bent sections are respectively fit into the fitting lugs to demonstrate an expanding resiliency between the connection sections of the two side racks. The rear board is a flat plate having opposite edges that are bent in an arc form to construct pawls thereon, and the pawls on the opposite edges of the rear board are sized and positioned to respectively receive and thus engage the connection sections of the side racks. With such a structural arrangement, the front frame, the side racks, and the rear board can be efficiently assembled together without use of tool to thereby provide a stable and firm furniture frame. | 12-01-2011 |
