JP2013121741A - Pocket mounting structure of vehicle seat - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem of the outward appearance caused by a fastening plate by making the fastening plate that fixes the skin not to be seen.SOLUTION: A pocket member 22 is formed by the plate-like pocket base material 26 coated by the skin 28 and the covering of the skin 28 is fixed with the fastening plate at the inner surface side of both sides of the pocket base materials 26. Pleated members 24 disposed to both side positions of the pocket member 22 are formed with flexible members. The connecting of the pleated member 24 and pocket member 22 are connected by the skin 28 rolled in the inner surface side of the pocket member 26 by the sewing. The connecting position Y by the sewing is located the outer position than the fixed position X by a tacker 30 in view of the pocket center. The end edge 24b connected by the sewing of the pleated member 24 is disposed by covering the fixed position X by the tacker 30 where the skin 28 is fixed.

Description

  The present invention relates to a pocket mounting structure for a vehicle seat. In particular, the present invention relates to a structure for attaching a pocket disposed on the back surface of a seat back of a vehicle seat.

In vehicles such as automobiles, vehicle seats may be arranged in two or three rows. In this case, when there is a front seat in front of the seated seat, a pocket that can store a so-called article is provided on the back surface of the seat back of the front seat to make it convenient for the seated person of the rear seat. .
The pocket formed on the back surface of the seat back is formed by arranging a plate-like pocket member so as to form a pocket along the back surface of the seat back. The upper portion of the plate-like pocket member is disposed so as to be openable, and the both side portions and the lower portion are disposed and attached so as to be connected to the back surface of the seat back. More specifically, the lower part of the pocket member is connected as a pivotable integral hinge so that the size of the upper opening can be adjusted. The side part of the pocket member prevents the articles stored in the pocket from popping out, and the connecting member having a resilient force that constantly urges the pocket member toward the back side of the seat back has a variation in the opening size of the upper opening. Accordingly, it can be extended and retracted. Thus, the rear seat occupant can appropriately store articles using the pocket provided on the back surface of the front seat back.

JP 2001-54442 A

The pocket member in the above is usually formed by coating a plate-like pocket base material forming a pocket-shaped skeleton with a decorative skin. In this case, when the pocket base material is formed by being overlapped by two sheets, the so-called terminal treatment of the coated skin is wound from the outer surface side of the pocket to the inner surface side with respect to the pocket base material. It is possible to process by sandwiching the end portions of the epidermis disposed between two pocket base materials disposed in a superimposed manner. For this reason, it can process without considering the problem of appearance.
However, when the pocket member is formed of one pocket base material from the viewpoint of weight reduction or the like, the covering of the skin is wound around the pocket base material from the outer surface side to the inner surface side of the pocket base material. It is fixed on the inner surface side of the material with a stopper and attached. In this case, the fixing position by the stopper is not visible in the normal state. That is, when no article is stored in the pocket and the pocket member is attached to the back of the seat back, it is not normally visible from the outside, and no appearance problem occurs. However, in the state where the opening of the upper part of the pocket member is opened widely for storing articles, the fixing position of the fastener can be visually recognized from the opening of the upper part, and the appearance is regarded as a problem. There is.

  Thus, the present invention was devised as a solution to the above-mentioned problems, and the problem to be solved by the present invention is to fix the skin to the pocket base material constituting the pocket member by using a metal fitting. It is intended to improve the appearance problem caused by the fasteners.

In order to solve the above problems, the pocket mounting structure for a vehicle seat of the present invention takes the following means.
First, the basic structure of the pocket mounting structure for a vehicle seat according to the present invention is such that the pocket structure formed so as to be able to store articles on the back surface of the seat back is open at the upper portion with respect to the back surface of the seat back, and the both side portions and the lower portion. The plate-like pocket members arranged in a connected state are attached and formed.
In such a configuration, the pocket member is formed by covering a plate-shaped pocket base material forming a pocket-shaped skeleton with an outer skin, and the outer skin is coated with the inner surface from the outer surface side of the pocket to the pocket base material. It is wound and arranged on the side, and is fixed with fasteners on the inner surface side of both sides of the pocket base material.
The connecting members disposed at both side positions for connecting the pocket member to the back surface of the seat back are formed of a flexible member such as cloth or leather, and the connecting member and the pocket member The coupling is coupled by a coupling means to the skin wound on the inner surface side of the pocket base material, and the coupling position by the coupling means is an outer position as viewed from the center of the pocket than the fixing position by the fastener.
And the edge part couple | bonded by the said coupling | bonding means of the said connection member is arrange | positioned covering the fixing position by the fastener which the said skin is fixed.

  According to the present invention, the pocket member has a structure in which the outer skin is fixed to the inside of the pocket of the pocket base material by the stopper. For this reason, although the fixing position by this fastener is a position that can be seen when the upper opening of the pocket member is opened, this fixing position is the edge of the connecting member that connects the side of the pocket member to the back of the seat back. Since the connecting member is coupled to the pocket member so as to be covered by the portion, it cannot be visually recognized from the outside even through the opening, and the appearance can be improved without causing a problem in appearance.

  According to the present invention, the connecting means of the connecting member and the pocket member in the above configuration is sewn, and the cover of the fixing position of the fastener by the end portion of the connecting member is formed by the sewing margin width. preferable. With such a configuration, it is possible to cover the fixing position of the fastener using the sewing margin width required by performing the sewing.

  In the present invention, by taking the above-described means, it is possible to improve the appearance problem caused by the fastener when the skin is fixed to the pocket base material constituting the pocket member using the fastener.

It is the perspective view which looked at the vehicle seat of one Embodiment of this invention provided with the pocket in the seat back back from the back. It is the perspective view which looked at the back board provided with the pocket structure of the vehicle seat shown in FIG. 1 from the outer surface side. It is a perspective view which shows the state which the upper part of the pocket member of a pocket structure opened. It is the perspective view which looked at the back board shown in FIG. 2 from the inner surface side. It is the perspective view seen from the outward side which expands and shows the attachment structure of a pocket member and a connection member. It is the perspective view which looked at the attachment structure of FIG. 5 from the inner side. It is a schematic diagram which simplifies and shows the attachment structure location of a pocket member and a connection member for description.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, an embodiment of a cable mounting structure according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, direction indications such as upward, forward, and outward are indicated by directions viewed from the seated person when the seated person is seated on the vehicle seat.

  FIG. 1 is a rear view of a vehicle seat 10 having a pocket structure 12. A vehicle seat (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a “seat”) 10 includes a seat cushion 14 that serves as a seat for a passenger, a seat back 16 that serves as a backrest, and a headrest ( (Not shown). The pocket structure 12 is provided on the back surface of the seat back 16. The seat 10 provided with the pocket structure 12 is a seat that becomes a front seat of a seat that becomes a rear seat as viewed relatively in a so-called double row seat. For example, a driver seat in a two-row array of seats or a passenger seat seat disposed adjacent thereto. By providing the pocket structure 12 on the back surface of the seat back 16 of the front seat, a seated person of the rear seat can appropriately store articles using the pocket structure 12.

FIG. 2 is a view of the back boat 20 constituting the back surface of the seat back 16 as seen from the outer surface side. The backboard 20 includes a lower backboard 20A disposed at a lower position and an upper backboard 20B disposed at an upper position. The upper backboard 20B is arranged in a connected state so as to be tiltable in the front-rear direction with respect to the lower backboard 20A. The pocket structure 12 is disposed in the lower half area of the lower backboard 20A. The lateral width of the pocket structure 12 is arranged to be almost full of the lateral width of the backboard 20.
The pocket structure 12 is formed by a pocket member 22 disposed along the back surface of the backboard 20. The pocket member 22 is always provided with a resilience in a direction approaching the backboard 20, and is always attached to the backboat 20. The pocket member 22 has an integral hinge structure at the lower end and is attached to the lower backboard 20A, and both sides are attached to both side positions of the lower backboard 20A so that they can be expanded and contracted by connecting members of bellows or pleats. It has been. As shown in FIG. 3, the upper portion is opened by pulling the pocket member 22 backward, and an article can be stored inside the pocket member 22 through the opening.

  FIG. 7 schematically shows the pocket member 22 and the coupling structure of the pocket member 22 and the bellows member 24 as a connecting member for convenience of explanation. Based on this FIG. 7, the structure of the pocket member 22 is demonstrated first. The pocket member 22 includes a pocket base material 26 as a core material and a decorative skin 28. The pocket base material 26 is formed of a plate-like member and has a shape that forms the skeleton of the pocket member 22. The material is not particularly limited, but is usually a board made of resin or kenaf. The skin is made of a cloth suitable for decoration, and is arranged so as to cover the surface of the pocket base material 26. As shown in FIG. 7, the lower side is the outer surface side of the pocket member 22, and the outer skin 28 covers the entire outer surface side of the pocket base material 26 and is wound from both sides to the inner surface side. The tacker 30 is driven and fixed. The fixing position of the skin 28 by the tucker 30 is linear along the edge of the skin 28.

The bellows member 24 is a connecting member for attaching the pocket member 22 to the backboard 20. The bellows member 24 is formed of a flexible member such as cloth or leather, and allows the pocket member 22 to move away from and close to the backboard 20. Although the illustration of the attachment of the bellows member 24 to the backboard 20 is omitted in the schematic diagram of FIG. 7, the end portion 24a on the backboard side of the bellows member 24 in the upper position is a plate shape as seen in FIG. It is attached to the backboard 20 via the attachment member. The flexible member constituting the bellows member is a so-called stretchable structure in which the member material itself is a flexible material such as cloth or leather, and a plurality of plate-like members are connected so as to be foldable. It is meant to include formed members.
As shown in FIG. 7, the bellows member 24 is attached to the pocket member 22 by stitching and joining the end portion 24 b of the bellows member 24 on the pocket member side to the skin 28 of the pocket member 22. The joining position Y of the sewing lines to be joined by this stitching is a position on the inner surface side where the outer skin 28 is bent from the outer surface side to the inner surface side, and the above-described outer skin 28 is fixed by the tucker 30 and fixed linearly. From the position X, the pocket member 22 is located outside as viewed from the pocket center position. In addition, the sewing fixed position is performed in a state of being linearly arranged in parallel to the above-described fixed position X. In a state where the end edge portion 24 b is coupled to the skin 28 by sewing, the fixing position X of the skin 28 is covered with the edge portion 24 b of the bellows member 24. That is, the fixing position X is covered with the extending part in the pocket center direction from the joining position Y of the edge part 24b to the pocket member 22. In the present embodiment, the extending portion that can cover the fixed position X is formed with a sewing margin width when the coupling position Y is sewn.

The order of attaching the bellows member 24 to the pocket member 22 is as follows. At the production site, before attaching the skin 28 to the pocket base material 26 with the tucker 30, first, the end portion of the skin 20 and the edge portion 24b of the bellows member 24 are arranged. At the coupling position Y, the seams are sewn and coupled. Thereafter, the tucker 30 is driven into only the end portion of the skin 28 and fixed to the pocket base material 26 for attachment. In the present embodiment, the tucker 30 serves as a connecting means for connecting the connecting member of the bellows member 24 and the pocket member 22 according to the present invention. As a coupling means, other general-purpose coupling methods such as adhesion can be used.
In FIG. 7, the skin treatment at the upper and lower ends of the pocket member 22 is omitted for easy understanding of the configuration for attaching the bellows member 24 as the connecting member disposed on both sides of the pocket member 22. It is illustrated as follows. In practice, the upper skin 28 and the lower skin 28 are wound from the outer surface side to the inner surface side, and are processed so that there is no problem in design.
Although not shown in FIG. 7, a spring seat member that pulls the pocket member 22 to be attached to the back side of the backboard 20 is interposed between the pocket member 22 and the backboard 20. It is disposed separately from the bellows member 24. Note that the bellows member 24 may be configured to have a tension function by the spring sheet member. In this case, it is not necessary to provide a separate spring seat member.

5 and 6 show a specific embodiment of a connecting member for attaching both side portions of the pocket member 22 to the back surface of the backboard 20. FIG. The connecting member of the illustrated example is formed by a pleated pleat member 32, FIG. 5 is a perspective view seen from the outer side, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view seen from the inner side. The pleat member 32 is formed of a flexible member made of cloth or leather, and is configured so that the pocket member 22 can be opened and contracted in a form in which two curved pieces are overlapped. As can be seen from FIG. 6, the end portion 32b of the pleat member 32 on the pocket member 22 side is disposed so as to cover the fixing position X of the epidermis 28 to the pocket member, and the tucker 30 at the fixing position X cannot be seen. It is like that.
In the embodiment of this specific example, a spring seat member 34 that urges the pocket member 22 in a direction in which the pocket member 22 is attached to the backboard 20 is disposed at a position where the pleat member 32 is disposed. One end 50 of the spring seat member 34 is attached to the back surface of the pocket member 22, and the other end 52 is disposed on the inner surface side through a through hole 36 formed in the backboard 20 as shown in FIG. It is locked to the locking piece 38 in a state where a tensile force is applied. The pocket member 22 is always provided with a biasing force that sticks to the back surface of the backboard 20 by the action of the tensile force of the spring seat member 34 thus arranged. The spring seat member 34 is disposed through a communication hole 40 formed in the pleat member 32, and serves as a guide guide when the pleat member 32 is expanded and contracted. In addition, what is shown with the code | symbol 18 in FIG. 4 is the resin-made reinforcement rib for reinforcing the backboard 20, and is predetermined | prescribed from a viewpoint of intensity | strength.

According to the pocket mounting structure of the embodiment of the above specific example, the fixing position X where the skin 28 is fixed to the pocket base material 26 by the fastener of the tucker 30 on both sides of the pocket member 22 is a pleat as a connecting member. The member 32 is covered and hidden by the edge portion 32b of the pleat member 32 when the member 32 is coupled to the pocket member 22 at the coupling position Y. For this reason, even when the upper portion of the pocket member 22 is opened in order to store the article in the pocket of the pocket member 22, the fixing position X of the tucker 30 is not visible from the outside, and there is no problem in appearance. .
In addition, when the connection of the pleat member 32 as the connecting member to the pocket member 22 is performed by sewing, the portion covering the fixed position X of the skin 28 with respect to the pocket base material 26 may be performed by the sewing margin width in the sewing. There is no need to provide a dedicated part for that purpose.

As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, this invention can be implemented with various forms other than the said embodiment.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the back board 20 is disposed on the entire back surface of the seat back 16, but the back board 20 may be provided only at a location where the pocket structure is formed.
Moreover, although the said embodiment was a case where the magnitude | size of the pocket member 22 was a magnitude | size substantially the same as the lateral width of the seat back 16, the magnitude | size can be changed suitably. Moreover, although the arrangement | positioning position was the case of the downward position of the seat back 16, this should just set an appropriate position according to the use etc. of a vehicle.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Vehicle seat 12 Pocket structure 14 Seat cushion 16 Seat back 18 Reinforcement rib 20 Back board 20A Lower back board 20B Upper back board 22 Pocket member 24 Bellows member (connection member)
24a, 24b Edge part 26 Pocket base material 28 Epidermis 30 Tucker (fastener)
32 Pleated member (joint member)
34 Spring sheet member 36 Through hole 38 Locking piece 40 Communication hole

Claims (2)

A pocket structure is formed on the back of the seat back so that articles can be stored, and a plate-like pocket member is attached to the back of the seat back so that the upper part is open and both sides and the lower part are connected. A vehicle seat pocket mounting structure to be formed,
The pocket member is formed by covering a plate-like pocket base material forming a pocket-shaped skeleton with an outer skin, and the outer skin is wound around the pocket base material from the outer surface side of the pocket to the inner surface side. It is arranged and fixed with fasteners on the inner surface side of both sides of the pocket base material,
In order to connect the pocket member to the back of the seat back, the connecting member disposed at both side positions is formed of a flexible member such as cloth or leather, and the connection between the connecting member and the pocket member is as follows. It is coupled to the skin wound on the inner surface side of the pocket base material by a coupling means, and the coupling position by the coupling means is an outer position when viewed from the pocket center than the fixing position by the fastener,
A pocket mounting structure for a vehicle seat, wherein an edge portion of the connecting member coupled by the coupling means is disposed so as to cover a fixing position by a fastener to which the skin is fixed. The pocket mounting structure for a vehicle seat according to claim 1,
The connecting means of the connecting member and the pocket member is sewing, and the cover of the fixing position of the fastening member by the edge portion of the connecting member is formed by the sewing margin width. Pocket mounting structure.

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