Inventors:
Matthew H. Silverman - Concord MA
International Classification:
A47D 110
Abstract:
The present device features a child's automotive safety booster seat that has enough rigidity to withstand high compression, and, at the same time, is soft and comfortable for the child occupant. Conflicting safety design objectives are accomplished by constructing the center of the booster seat from a rigid styrofoam, which is overlaid with a thin layer of soft urethane foam for comfort. The soft urethane foam also serves to provide a flexible intersection allowing the child seat to bend and conform with almost any angle of backseat currently provided by automobile manufacturers. This flexibility about the intersection does away with any need for a mechanical hinge to provide for the angle adjustment. Added strips of batten can be added to the rigid styrofoam to provide further stiffness and support.