Seat element, in particular for an automobile vehicle
First Claim
1. A seat element in particular for an automobile vehicle, comprising a reinforcement constituting a closed frame, hooking rods carried by said frame, upholstery, a covering covering the upholstery, means for fixing the covering to the hooking rods, and a detachable element for maintaining the covering and putting the covering under tension, fittable on said frame and constituting the back or the bottom of the seat element depending on the orientation of the seat element.
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Abstract
Seat element for an automobile vehicle affording a particularly easy mounting and fixing of the covering. It comprises a tubular reinforcement (3) forming a closed frame supporting hooking rods (5, 7) and upholstery (9) covered with a covering (11) fixed to the hooking rods. A detachable element (22) for putting the covering under tension and maintaining this tension, is fittable on the reinforcement frame and constitutes the back or bottom of the seat element.
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10 Claims
- 1. A seat element in particular for an automobile vehicle, comprising a reinforcement constituting a closed frame, hooking rods carried by said frame, upholstery, a covering covering the upholstery, means for fixing the covering to the hooking rods, and a detachable element for maintaining the covering and putting the covering under tension, fittable on said frame and constituting the back or the bottom of the seat element depending on the orientation of the seat element.
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8. A device for assembling a seat element comprising a reinforcement constituting a closed frame, hooking rods carried by said frame, upholstery, a covering covering the upholstery, means for fixing the covering to the hooking rods, and a detachable element for maintaining the covering and putting the covering under tension, fittable on said frame and constituting the back or the bottom of the seat element depending on the orientation of the seat element,
said device comprising a hollow jig for receiving a previously-upholstered seat element, said jig having a bottom whose shape is complementary to the shape of the upholstered seat element and defining grooves substantially throughout an inner periphery of the jig, and inwardly projecting strips which extend in said grooves substantially throughout the inner periphery of the jig, are capable of being urged back for putting under tension and maintaining the tension of the covering and are composed of an elastic material.
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