Abstract: A collapsible sheltered bench operable to have a first collapsed configuration and a second erect configuration. The sheltered bench includes a base member comprising a bench surface for sitting. The sheltered bench further includes a canopy member having first and second support members and a cover. In the erect configuration the first and second support members extend from a first side of the sitting surface to a second substantially opposed side of the sitting surface along opposite sides of the longitudinal axis of the sitting surface. The first and second support members support the cover such that the cover extends over at least a portion of the sitting surface.

Abstract: A climate controlled child safety seat assembly for cooling and warming a child positioned in the seat includes a car seat that comprises a base and a handle. A power module is coupled to and is positioned in the base. A plurality of penetrations is positioned through the handle. A plurality of fans is operationally coupled to the power module. Each fan is positioned in a respective penetration. The fans are configured to motivate air over a child who is positioned in the car seat.

Abstract: Disclosed is a covering for an infant carrying device having a size adjustment element allowing for adjustment of the size of the covering, such that the covering can be adjusted to over a variety of different infant carrying devices, including strollers and car seats of different models.

Abstract: A screen adapted for an engagement upon a handled car seat for an infant or child which is also engageable to a window of a vehicle to shade occupants from light transmitted through the window. The screen is formed of a planar sheet of shading material and is configured to engage with and provide a gripable access to a portion of the seat handle. The screen is engageable with a window of the vehicle using opposing hooks thereon which are positioned to impart a fold across the middle of the sheet of material.

Abstract: An infant carrier apparatus comprises a support frame, a seat assembly and handle assembly respectively connected with the support frame, a backrest frame, and a child holding accessory. The child holding accessory can be detachably installed on the infant carrier apparatus, supported by the backrest frame and the handle assembly. In one embodiment, the child holding accessory includes a support bracket and an enclosure. For installing the child holding accessory, the backrest frame is adjusted to a position inclined forward. The child holding accessory can be then installed between the backrest frame and the handle assembly, wherein the child holding accessory has two opposite end portions respectively connected with the backrest frame and the handle assembly.

Abstract: There is disclosed a comfort system suitable for use in a seat of an automotive vehicle. The system preferably includes an air mover in fluid communication with an open space below a trim layer of the seat for providing ventilation, heating and/or cooling to the seat occupant.

Abstract: A sun visor for a stroller is attachable to the awning (also referred to as canopy) of the stroller and can be removed from the stroller, including a partially transparent light attenuating visor material configured for attachment to a stroller, and a fastener in the form of respective pairs of magnets held to the visor and positionable at opposite surfaces of the awning to hold to each other and, thus, to hold the shield to the awning, or in the form of resilient clips to hold to the awning or support structure thereof. A method of shielding a stroller from sunlight, UV, heat and glare as well as wind by positioning a shield in protective relation to a seat area of the stroller.

Abstract: A cover for a baby stroller is disclosed. The cover includes thermally insulated panels for retaining warmth for use in cold weather. The front panel includes an umbrella-shaped window with zipper access to allow the baby to be removed from or replaced into the baby stroller. The use of a rear zipper and top and bottom pull strings allows the cover to be attached to a range of baby strollers. By varying the manufactured dimensions of the panels of the cover, covers can be supplied for a very broad range of baby strollers.

Abstract: A child car-seat/carrier cover for protecting a child from the elements of the environment. The child car-seat/carrier cover includes a sheet of material having a hole being disposed through near a top end thereof and being adapted to allow a user to extend one's hand therethrough, and further having an opening being disposed through a central portion thereof; and also includes an elastic band being securely attached to the sheet of material for tightly fitting the sheet of material about a car seat/carrier; and further includes a flap member being securely attached along an edge forming said opening in the sheet of material and being fastenably closed over the opening with fasteners; and also includes a pocket assembly being securely attached to the sheet of material for holding and storing items.

Abstract: A method to close a bubble top (1) for a chairlift having a bubble top (1) that has two final position whereby one first position corresponds to the open position and whereby the other second position corresponds to the closed position. The bubble top (1) is driven to a third partially closed position (20) lying between the first and second position during departure of the chair from a station whereby the handle (5) to be actuated by the user (2) to close the bubble top (1) is moved essentially in front of the user's main body axis so that the user (2) may close the bubble top (1) from a more favorable position, physically.

Abstract: A cover for an infant car carrier seat of the type which is open facing upward in an inclined position. The cover fits over the upper perimeter of the infant car carrier, to fully enclose the infant reclining or in an inclined position in the carrier. The cover has an opening which is selectively closeable with a flap which can be quietly removably secured across the opening. The opening is aligned with the approximate region of the infant's face, so that the infant can breath easily, and can see out from the cover, and others can see in when the flap is open.