SEAT CUSHION
An improved seat cushion for use by one or two persons includes a dual-use pocket. In one use the pocket facilitates folding the cushion into a smaller package to allow easy transport. In another use the pocket facilitates placement of the cushion over a seat back to prevent the cushion from slipping from the seat.
The present invention provides an improved seat cushion for use by one or two persons. The cushion includes a dual use pocket. In one use the pocket facilitates folding the cushion into a smaller package to allow easy transport. In another use the pocket facilitates placement of the cushion over a seat back to prevent the cushion from slipping from the seat.
The cushion is preferably sized to accommodate two persons when the cushion is laid flat on a bench. In one embodiment the cushion measures between about 18 and 20 inches wide and between about 30 and 36 inches long. In one preferred embodiment the cushion is about 19 inches wide and about 33 inches long. The cushion may be about two inches thick, or it may be another thickness appropriate for use as a seat cushion. It is to be appreciated that the appropriate thickness of the cushion may depend on the cushioning material used.
Referring now to the drawings,
Pocket 12 is illustrated in
Handle 13 is illustrated in
One or more fasteners, such as hook and loop fasteners 14, may optionally be included on surface 11d of cushion 11, as illustrated in
In
The device may be made of foam cushioning material, such as polyurethane foam or Latex foam, or it may be a batting material such as cotton, linen, or polyester batting or any combination or blend of such materials. In one preferred embodiment the cushion material is 100% natural cotton batting
Claims
1. A device for cushioning a seat, said device comprising a cushioning member having a first end and a second end, and a pocket member near said first end, wherein said pocket member is sized and effective for holding the cushioning member in a folded configuration, and wherein said pocket member is also sized and effective for placement over the back of a chair to hold the cushion in place over the seat.
2. A device according to claim 1 wherein the device further includes one or more hook and loop fasteners adapted to secure the device in its folded configuration.
Type: Application
Filed: Aug 6, 2009
Publication Date: Feb 11, 2010
Inventor: Betty J. Keitzer (Leesburg, FL)
Application Number: 12/536,567
International Classification: A47C 16/00 (20060101);