Self-centering posture seat
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1. A self-centering posture seating device adapted to induce proper posture in a seated person comprising:
- a seat support member for providing regions of resilient seat support to a seated person primarily in the spaced apart regions corresponding to the ischial tuberosities comprising a rigid seat frame and a plurality of stretched resilient bands intersecting within said frame in two regions spaced apart by the distance separating the ischial tuberosities of a seated person; and
conjoined to said seat support member, a back support member for providing a region of resilient back support to a seated person primarily in the region corresponding to the lumbar vertebra comprising a rigid back frame and a plurality of stretched resilient bands intersecting within said frame at the approximate height of the lumbar vertebra of a seated person, said region of resilient back support being centered with respect to said regions of resilient seat support.
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Abstract
A self-centering posture seating device is adapted to induce proper posture in seated persons. Specifically, a back support member designed to provide resilient support selectively in the region of the lumbar vertebra of a seated person is conjoined with a posture seating device designed to provide resilient support primarily in the spaced-apart regions corresponding to the ischial tuberosities. The result is a "self-centering" posture seating device which is noticeably more comfortable when properly used than it is when improperly used.
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1. A self-centering posture seating device adapted to induce proper posture in a seated person comprising:
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a seat support member for providing regions of resilient seat support to a seated person primarily in the spaced apart regions corresponding to the ischial tuberosities comprising a rigid seat frame and a plurality of stretched resilient bands intersecting within said frame in two regions spaced apart by the distance separating the ischial tuberosities of a seated person; and conjoined to said seat support member, a back support member for providing a region of resilient back support to a seated person primarily in the region corresponding to the lumbar vertebra comprising a rigid back frame and a plurality of stretched resilient bands intersecting within said frame at the approximate height of the lumbar vertebra of a seated person, said region of resilient back support being centered with respect to said regions of resilient seat support. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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