Saint-Gobain Glass France

Faurecia Autositze Gmbh

Ulrich Riegler

Sebastian Schmidt

Luc-Henry Blanche

Rym Benyahia

Thomas Lux

Tobias Schwarz

Ahmet Turan

Titus Falbesaner

Frederic Meyer

Andre Dohm

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described. The cover has a carrier part having a projected integrated window guide web and a projecting mounting element, an elevated circular, oval, or polygonal surface structure on the window guide web and/or the mounting element, and a polymer cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface.

Pillar covering for motor vehicles

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described. The pillar covering has a carrier part with an integrated window guide web and a mounting element, a narrowing at the point of contact between the window guide web and the carrier part (), and a cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface, where a stiffening rib is fitted within the narrowing.

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described The pillar covering has a carrier part having an integrated window guide web and a mounting element, a narrowing at the point of contact of the window guide web with the carrier part, and a cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface, whereby the carrier part and the cover part form at least one common end portion and the contact surface within the end piece runs over a length of at least 1 mm at a mean angle of 5&#xb0; to 60&#xb0; above or below a mean axis along the contact surface outside the end piece.

The invention relates to a seat part for a vehicle seat, in particular a motor vehicle seat, having a seat pan () made of sheet metal, a seat cushion applied to the seat pan () and a cable assembly () running in the seat cushion. In order to make possible simple and economical installation of the cable assembly and manufacture of the seat part, the invention provides that the seat pan () is formed as a deep-drawn part and channels () are formed in the seat part (), in which the cable assembly () is accommodated.

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Lindhorst, Germany

Ulrich Riegler