Tachi-s Co., Ltd.

Takashi Kato

Tetsuo Ikeda

A garnish arrangement in a through-hole of an annular headrest comprises at least one support wire member, a first cylindrical garnish member of synthetic resin material, and a second cylindrical garnish member of synthetic resin material. The support wire member extends across the through-hole of the annular headrest. The first and second cylindrical garnish members each has an engagement element and a stopper element. With this garnish arrangement, the first and second cylindrical garnish members are firmly engaged together within the through-hole at their respective engagement elements, while the support wire member is sandwiched between the stopper element of the first cylindrical garnish member and the stopper element of the second cylindrical garnish member, thereby providing a robust structure against deformation.

Garnish arrangement in annular headrest for vehicle seat

An armrest for vehicle seat is provided, whose armrest body has a region so configured as to surround a connecting portion by which the armrest is rotatably connected with a seat back of the seat, wherein a cubic trim cover assembly of the armrest is formed with a local side defined on and along such region of armrest body. Formed in such local side of trim cover assembly is an injection hole for allowing injection of a liquid foaming material into the inside of trim cover assembly, so that the injection hole itself is not exposed outwardly of the armrest body, thus keeping the user away from contact with an objectionable spot originating from a part of liquid foaming material that has been leaked through the injection hole and cured there during a foaming process. The connecting portion may include a tubular bearing, and the injection hole may be formed at any point in that particular local side for coaxial alignment with the tubular bearing, during the foaming process, so that an injection nozzle may be introduced through the tubular bearing precisely into the injection hole.

Armrest for vehicle seat and method of forming the same

A structure for attaching a carpet to a forwardly foldable type of seat back in an automotive seat, wherein the portion of the carpet attached to the rear side of seat back is at its rear surface fixed with a separate hard member with a clearance from the back board of the seat back. This arrangement avoids slackened state of the carpet on the seat back.

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Akishima, Japan

Takashi Kato