Seat back with aperture identifiers
First Claim
1. A chair back, comprising:
- a plastic body having a front and a back, said front including a surface adapted to allow upholstery to be secured thereto, said body defining a plurality of holes extending between said front and back for securing ornamentation on said upholstery to said body, said body including a plurality of indicia molded on said back of said body adjacent said plurality of holes, said indicia being unique for each said hole such that the indicia can be used to specify the particular ornamentation pattern for the upholstery.
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Abstract
A plastic contoured seat back includes an inner and an outer shell affixed together. The inner shell includes a three dimensionally curved front surface and a two dimensionally curved back surface. The inner shell may include an internal rib adjacent the top of the shell that is shaped differently from the top edge of the inner shell. The internal rib is adapted to allow the inner shell to be cut adjacent the internal rib so that the inner shell can be varied in shape. The shell may also include indentations on the back side of the shell adjacent the corners of the inner shell. The indentations are dimensioned to receive overlapping fabric that is pulled around the corners such that the fabric on the back of the shell adjacent the corners does not project outwardly more than the fabric elsewhere, despite the over lapping of the fabric at the corners. The inner shell may also include a plurality of uniquely identified holes adapted to allow a variety of different ornamentation to be attached to the inner shell.
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20 Claims
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1. A chair back, comprising:
a plastic body having a front and a back, said front including a surface adapted to allow upholstery to be secured thereto, said body defining a plurality of holes extending between said front and back for securing ornamentation on said upholstery to said body, said body including a plurality of indicia molded on said back of said body adjacent said plurality of holes, said indicia being unique for each said hole such that the indicia can be used to specify the particular ornamentation pattern for the upholstery. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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