Recaro Gmbh & Co.

Jurgen Lachenmann

Heiko Malsch

Peter Bertenburg

Rene Heller

Achim Frey

Ingo Schulze

Ute Branke

Toni Kober

Bernd Rager

A child seat, in particular for a motor vehicle, has a seat-surface structure, which extends generally in a longitudinal direction and defines the seat surface, and a backrest. One part of the seat-surface structure can be adjusted and secured in the longitudinal direction relative to those remaining parts of the seat-surface structure which define the seat surface. A substructure that carries the seat-surface structure is operative so that the inclination of the seat-surface structure can be adjusted relative to the substructure. A belt-retaining device is carried by the backrest and operative in one operating mode to clamp the seatbelt, in response to the seatbelt traveling in a first pulling direction, and to release the seatbelt, in response to the seatbelt traveling in a second pulling direction. In another operating mode, the belt-retaining device loosely surrounds the seatbelt.

Child seat

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Nurtingen, Germany

Jurgen Lachenmann