DE1965588U - REMOVABLE COVER FOR MOTOR VEHICLE HEAD AND NECK REST. - Google Patents

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PATTERN REGISTRATION

of Mr. Kurt H e r ζ e r, Karlsruhe / Baden

Subject of registration

Removable cover for vehicle and seat * head and neck rests. Honor exercise:

Covers for head and neck rests are mainly known so far as light washable covers made of linen, cotton, blended fabrics or Perlon cloque. & They only serve to make it easy to remove and wash To create a support for headrests, preferably for hygienic reasons. 'The attachment was mostly done with buttonholes, eyelets or hooks on special fasteners or straps attached to the headrests.

In contrast, the invention has for its object to provide a coating for To create headrests * of any headrests in the area more common Dimensions can be used without any fixtures on the headrest Easiest attachment allowed and on the other hand a pleasant one thanks to its fluffy or woolly, but in any case soft and skin-friendly surface Alignment with the headrests that are widely used today is permitted Artificial leather or plastic covers, where air and without such covers Heat accumulated.

According to the invention, the cover (a) consists of a suitable cut, either rectangular or cut according to the shape of the headrest with or without edging made of plush, Itfeb fur, natural fur or other textiles

iif made of natural or synthetic fibers, which is closed with an overlap at its end by means of a woven tape (b) with woven hooks, a so-called "Velcro fastener" These hooks engage in one at the opposite end of the fastener.

*, brought in textile material with a pile of suitable closed handles (c) , (velor, epingle, etc.) hereinafter referred to as pile material, form-fitting. The properties of this pile material must always be accurate for use with

"the given Velcro fastener and in relation to the otherwise required properties specially developed. The pile material can be attached or attached to the end of the cover material (Fig »4).

The length of the cover must be measured in such a way that the usual size range the headrest is covered. With the largest possible headrest, that becomes Velcro tape pressed on the outermost end of the pile material, at the smallest possible Headrest at the opposite end »

The Velcro tape is according to the invention at a distance approximately corresponding to the width of the pile material removed from the end of the cover, attached to this, Φ so that the cover material in the outermost position for the greatest headrest (Abbo3) nor the pile material to achieve the unit borrowed image ( d) covered.

^ Another possibility for closing the envelope-like cover is the application of ribbons with or hook and loop fasteners on the pile material of the opposite end of the cover. Of course, this does not result in such a coherent external picture.

According to the invention, the pile material can also be designed so that it also suitable for leaning on the head * It is then applied to the entire back :. Side surface laminated, quilted or sewn on (e). In this case leaves the cover can be used on both sides, e.g. in one case flildPlugtil

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to the outside (Figure 5) or with pile material to the outside _(see Figure 6). In this case it is advisable to attach the Velcro fastener to the end of the cover. (5 b, 6 b)

& Fig »1 shows a headrest with a cover according to the invention (a) in the rear view with the overlapping ends.

On Fig.2 the simpler .., execution can be seen in which the Velcro » Keys (b) are attached to straps or designed as straps »

Fig.3 shows the cover designed as a cover in cross section the cover of the attached pile material (c). (b) is the Velcro fastener and

(d) the protruding end of the upholstery fabric to optimally cover the Pile materials.

Fig. 4 shows the same situation, with a : put pile material.

Fig.5 is the cross-section of a cover that has been completely covered with pile material

(e) is laminated, in this case with the pile material on the inside, thus usable from the side of the covering material.

Fig.6 The Velcro fastener sits (d) at the end of the cover and shows the same arrangement as Fig. 5, but the cover is fastened upside down so that!> V the pile material serves to rest against the head »

S chu-feet claims

Claims (1)

RA.051 712 January 28, 67 SOHUTZANSPRÜGHE 1.) Removable cover for vehicle and seat head or Neck supportι Characterized in that the Cover (a) at its end or at a certain distance from its end a woven tape (b) with woven hooks, has a so-called Velcro fastener, the hook for attaching and closing the cover in a textile material attached to this »with a pile of suitable closed handles (velor, epingle, etc.) hereinafter referred to as pile material, engage positively. 2.) Coating according to claim 1 Characterized by the fact that it is made of a plush, woven fur, natural fur on its upper side or from other textiles made from natural or synthetic fibers consists and is rectangular or cut according to the shape of the headrest and the headrest molding completely or wrapped around and overlapping at the ends (Fig.1). j5.) coating according to claims 1 and 2 Characterized in that he only has the front or the front and part of the Covered back of the headrest and has straps with Velcro fasteners according to claim 1 at its end (Fig.2) which adhere to or into the pile material at the opposite end for closing and fastening intervention. k.) Cover according to claims 1 to 3 'characterized in that the pile material is attached to one end of the cover (Fig.5) or placed on the front or back of the same (Fig.4). 5 ·) coating according to claims 1 to k Characterized in that the pile material is several times the width of the Velcro tape (c). It allows the Velcro to be pressed on in any way Distance from its end. This is the cover for wrapping any headrests with different Scope suitable. 6.) coating according to claims 1 to 5 Characterized by the fact that the colonel οffmaterial the Velcro fastener extends beyond the width of the pile material (d) to also in its outermost position for the As far as possible, the pile material is optically perfect to cover. 7) coating according to claims f to 3 Characterized in that the pile material (e) covers the entire back of the cover, e.g. by laminating it or sewing it onto it or is quilted for any use from both sides. (Fig.5, Fig.6)