US2005242642A1PendingUtilityA1
Reboard system
Est. expiryApr 28, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Horst Kespohl
B60N 2/2845B60N 2/2863B60N 2/2872B60N 2/2851
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Abstract
The invention relates to a reboard system for transporting infants and toddlers in a posture approximately half-lying, half-sitting, particularly in a car facing against the direction of travel thereof, comprising a seat surface and a very even, only slightly inclined backrest, whereby it is possible to vary the length of the backrest in the direction of the spine of an infant sitting in the reboard system, when a child is in the reboard system and/or when the reboard system is fastened to a seat of a car opposite the direction of travel thereof.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A reboard system ( 1 ) for transporting infants or toddlers approximately in a half-lying, half-sitting position, particularly in a car opposite its direction of travel, comprising a seat surface ( 4 ) and a backrest ( 6 ) inclined very shallowly relative thereto, characterized in that the length of said backrest ( 6 ) can be varied in the direction of the spine of an infant sitting in said reboard system ( 1 ), when a child is in said reboard system ( 1 ) and/or when said reboard system ( 1 ) is fastened on the seat of a car opposite the direction of travel thereof.
2 . The reboard system as described in claim 1 , characterized in that a region ( 10 ) supporting the head and/or back of the infant can be displaced or extended ( 26 ) relative to said seat surface ( 4 ) approximately in the direction of the spine of an infant sitting in said reboard system ( 1 ).
3 . The reboard system as described in claim 2 , characterized in that the displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) in a retracted position reaches downward almost to said seat surface ( 4 ).
4 . The infant seat as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) is at least partially embraced supportingly on its outer side by an unchangeable region ( 9 ) of said backrest( 6 ) that is integrated with the body of said reboard system.
5 . The infant seat as described in claim 2 , characterized in that a top edge of said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) in any extended position protrudes above a top edge of said unchangeable region ( 9 ) of said backrest ( 6 ).
6 . The infant seat as described in claim 2 , characterized in that a plate- or lobe-shaped extension is provided in the region of a bottom edge of said head and/or back rest ( 10 ).
7 . The reboard system as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) is displaceable ( 26 ) along a guide mechanism ( 15 ) of said backrest ( 6 ).
8 . The reboard system as described in claim 4 , characterized in that said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) can be locked in place on said unchangeable portion ( 9 ) of said backrest ( 6 ).
9 . The reboard system as described in claim 8 , characterized in that provided on said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) and/or on said unchangeable portion ( 9 ) of said backrest ( 6 ) is a series of openings ( 20 ) or recesses through which a lock pin ( 37 ) or the like is to be passed.
10 . The reboard system as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said displaceable head and/or back rest ( 10 ) is provided with lateral headrests ( 12 ).
11 . The reboard system as described in claim 10 , characterized in that the lateral headrests ( 12 ) are located between, i.e., within, lateral armrests ( 11 ) of said unchangeable region ( 9 ) of said backrest ( 6 ).
12 . The reboard system as described in claim 1 , characterized in that the reboard system ( 1 ) comprises a harness belt ( 22 ).
13 . The reboard system as described in claim 4 , characterized by a carrying handle ( 29 ) that is anchored ( 30 ) to the body of said reboard system ( 1 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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