Abstract: A seatback frame for a vehicle is capable of preventing a passenger seated on a seat from being injured by a sharp edge of a side frame in the event of a collision of the vehicle. The seatback frame includes side frames installed to extend longitudinally in a vertical direction at opposite sides of the seatback frame, respectively, an upper frame joined to the side frames, and a lower frame joined to the side frames. Protrusions are formed at a surface of the upper frame while being spaced apart, by a predetermined distance, from edges present at edge portions of the side frames, respectively, to prevent the passenger from being injured by the edges.

Abstract: A seatback frame for a vehicle is capable of preventing a passenger seated on a seat from being injured by a sharp edge of a side frame in the event of a collision of the vehicle. The seatback frame includes side frames installed to extend longitudinally in a vertical direction at opposite sides of the seatback frame, respectively, an upper frame joined to the side frames, and a lower frame joined to the side frames. Protrusions are formed at a surface of the upper frame while being spaced apart, by a predetermined distance, from edges present at edge portions of the side frames, respectively, to prevent the passenger from being injured by the edges.

Abstract: Disclosed is a vehicle seat structure. The seat structure includes a seatback rotatably provided, an armrest bracket rotatably provided to the seatback, and a link member having an upper end and a lower end, wherein the upper end is hinge-coupled to the armrest bracket such that the upper end is spaced apart a distance from a rotary axis of the armrest bracket, and the lower end is hinge-coupled to a mounting member such that the lower end is spaced apart a distance from a rotary axis of the seatback, so as to allow the armrest bracket to be rotated to restrict a longitudinal direction of the armrest relative to a horizontal direction from being varied during the rotation of the seatback.