JP6907919B2 - Vehicle seat - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a vehicle seat. More specifically, the present invention relates to a vehicle seat having a planar support that is bridged between frame-shaped seat frames and supports the load of a seater from the back side in a planar manner.

Conventionally, in a vehicle seat, a seat pad that elastically supports a seater is known to be supported from the back side in a planar shape by a planar support bridged between frame-shaped seat frames. (Patent Document 1). Specifically, the above-mentioned planar support includes a flexible planar member forming a planar support surface such as a cloth material, and a mounting wire that hooks the edges on both ends of the planar member to the seat frame. And have. In the above-mentioned planar support, a wire harness passing through the back side of the planar member is fixed with a clip from the back side to a resin locking portion set on the peripheral edge of the planar member.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-20135

In the above-mentioned conventional technique, since a hard member such as a locking portion or a clip is exposed on the surface of the planar member, a foreign body sensation is likely to occur and the riding comfort is likely to be impaired. The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and the problem to be solved by the present invention is to make it possible to attach a mounting member to a planar support so as not to hinder riding comfort. There is.

In order to solve the above problems, the vehicle seat of the present invention takes the following means.

The first invention is a vehicle seat having a planar support that is bridged between frame-shaped seat frames and supports the load of the occupant from the back side in a planar manner. A flexible planar member having a planar support forming a planar support surface, a mounting wire for attaching a crosslinked edge of the planar member to the seat frame, and a mounting wire and a seat frame. It has a resin interposition tool interposed between them. The intermediary tool has a mounting portion to which a mounting member disposed on the back side region of the planar member is mounted so as to project from the back side region.

According to the first invention, the mounting portion of the mounting member is provided so as to project from the resin fitting to the back side region of the planar member, so that the mounting portion is exposed on the surface of the planar member. The mounting member can be mounted on the planar support so as not to hinder the riding comfort.

The second invention has the following configuration in the first invention described above. The mounting portion is disposed away from the back surface of the planar member.

According to the second invention, even if the planar member receives the load of the seated person and bends to the back side, it is less likely to interfere with the attachment portion. Can be attached to.

The third invention has the following configuration in the first or second invention described above. Also on the edge on the other end side where the planar member is crosslinked, a mounting wire for attaching the same edge to the seat frame, a resin fitting provided between the mounting wire and the seat frame, and the like. Is provided. Further, it has a cross-linked portion that integrally connects each of the interposition tools, and an attachment portion is formed in the cross-linked portion.

According to the third invention, the mounting portion can be provided in a state of being supported at both ends with higher structural strength by utilizing the configuration of the cross-linked portion that integrally connects the intermediate tools to each other.

It is a perspective view which showed the schematic structure of the vehicle seat of Example 1. FIG. It is an exploded perspective view which removed the planar support from a cushion frame. It is an exploded perspective view of a planar support. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 3 viewed from the rear side. It is a top view of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the VI part of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the VII part of FIG. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VIII-VIII of FIG. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a load of a seated person is applied to the seat cushion from FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

<< About the outline configuration of Sheet 1 >>
First, the configuration of the seat 1 (vehicle seat) of the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9. In the following description, when each direction such as front-back, up-down, left-right, etc. is shown, it means each direction shown in each figure. Further, when the term "seat width direction" is used, it means the left-right direction of the seat 1.

As shown in FIG. 1, the seat 1 of the present embodiment is configured as a seat of an automobile, and includes a seat back 2 serving as a backrest portion of a seated person and a seat cushion 3 serving as a seating portion. It is said that. The seat back 2 described above is connected so that the lower ends of the left and right sides of the seat back 2 can adjust the backrest angle to the rear ends of the left and right sides of the seat cushion 3 via a recliner (not shown). The seat cushion 3 is connected to the floor of the vehicle in a state where the position can be adjusted in the front-rear direction via a pair of left and right slide rails 4.

The above-mentioned seat cushion 3 is made of a metal cushion frame 3F that is assembled in a substantially frame shape in a plan view forming the skeleton, and a urethane foam foam that is set on the upper part of the cushion frame 3F and elastically receives the load of the seater. It is roughly composed of a cushion pad 3P and a fabric cushion cover 3C that is placed over the entire surface of the cushion pad 3P to form a design surface of the seat cushion 3. In the cushion frame 3F described above, a planar support 10 capable of widely and planarly supporting the central region of the cushion pad 3P described above from the lower side is bridged between the front and rear frame portions thereof. Here, the cushion frame 3F described above corresponds to the "seat frame" of the present invention.

<< About the composition of the cushion frame 3F >>
As shown in FIG. 2, the cushion frame 3F described above includes a pair of left and right side frames 3F, a front panel 3Fb integrally bridged between the front ends of each side frame 3F, and a rear lower side of the front panel 3Fb. A configuration in which the front pipe 3Fc integrally bridged between the side frames 3F at the position and the rear pipe 3Fd integrally bridged between the rear ends of the side frames 3F are assembled in a substantially frame shape in a plan view. It is said that.

The pair of left and right side frames 3F described above are each composed of a vertical plate-shaped frame material extending in the front-rear direction, and form side skeletons on both the left and right sides of the seat cushion 3. The front panel 3Fb is composed of a plate-shaped frame material whose surface faces in the height direction, and forms the front skeleton of the seat cushion 3. The front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd are each composed of a round pipe material extending straight in the seat width direction, and are inserted into a shape penetrating the side frame 3Fa on each side and are firmly and integrally bonded to them. ing.

By the above connection, the cushion frame 3F is assembled in a shape having a substantially frame shape in a plan view, and the outer peripheral portion of the cushion pad 3P set on the upper portion thereof can be strongly supported from below. Legs 3Fe for raising the slide rails 4 on each side are welded to both ends of the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd described above.

<< About the configuration of cushion pad 3P >>
With reference to FIG. 1, the cushion pad 3P is set in a state of being covered from above with the cushion frame 3F described above. Specifically, the cushion pad 3P described above is covered with the cushion frame 3F described above from above, and the front, rear, left, and right peripheral edges thereof are respectively turned downward through the outer peripheral side of the cushion frame 3F. It is set in a cushioned state. By the above assembly, the outer peripheral portion of the cushion pad 3P is strongly supported from the lower side by the cushion frame 3F (not shown), and the central portion is the lower side by the planar support 10 bridged in the frame of the cushion frame 3F. It is set as a state where it is elastically supported in a plane shape.

<< Cushion cover 3C configuration >>
The cushion cover 3C covers the cushion pad 3P described above from above, and the front, rear, left, and right peripheral edges thereof are each pulled downward through the outer peripheral side of the cushion pad 3P, and the cushion frame described above is used. It is integrally fixed to the 3rd floor. By the above assembly, the cushion cover 3C is stretched in a state of being widely adhered to the entire surface of the cushion pad 3P described above, and the cushion pad 3P is pressed onto the cushion frame 3F to be held in a fixed position. It has become.

<< About the configuration of the planar support 10 >>
As shown in FIGS. 1, 5 and 8, the planar support 10 includes a fabric planar member 11 cut into a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, and front and rear edges of the planar member 11. Metal mounting wires 12A and 12B before and after mounting the portions to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd described above, and between the front mounting wires 12A and the front pipe 3Fc that are fitted across the mounting wires 12A and 12B. It has a resin structure 13 set in a state of being interposed between the mounting wire 12B on the rear side and the rear pipe 3Fd, respectively.

<< About the configuration of the planar member 11 >>
The above-mentioned planar member 11 is formed of a woven fabric (which may be knitted) having a substantially uniform structure in which the weft is made of PET resin having low extensibility and the warp is made of PTT resin having more extensibility than the weft. ing. The above-mentioned planar member 11 is formed with through openings 11A and 11B in which each edge portion is folded back and sewn into a tubular shape along each edge portion on the front and rear sides thereof. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, each of the above-mentioned through ports 11A and 11B is basically formed over the entire area of the edge portion on each side of the above-mentioned planar member 11 in the sheet width direction. .. However, the above-mentioned through openings 11A and 11B are cut out so as to open each folded portion formed in the central portion of the edge portion on each side of the above-mentioned planar member 11 in a substantially rectangular shape. The structure is such that the folded-back portion at the center thereof is formed so as to open to the outside.

<< Configuration of mounting wires 12A and 12B >>
The front and rear mounting wires 12A and 12B have a pair of left and right mounting wires, respectively, and are passed side by side in the through ports 11A and 11B formed at the edges of each side of the above-mentioned planar member 11. It is provided. Specifically, each of the pair of front mounting wires 12A is inside the left and right cylinder openings partitioned by the central opening 11Aa of the through port 11A formed at the front edge of the planar member 11 described above. A pair of left and right parts that are bent straight from each end of the through portion 12Aa to which the through portion 12Aa is passed through, and from each end of the tube mouth to the front upper side, and are bent downward in a convex curved shape. It is formed of a wire material bent into a substantially U-shape in a plan view having a hook portion 12Ab of the above.

Similarly, each of the pair of rear mounting wires 12B is also a cylinder on each of the left and right sides partitioned by the central opening 11Ba of the through hole 11B formed at the rear edge of the planar member 11 described above. The left and right sides of the through portion 12Ba that is passed through the mouth and the left and right that are bent straight from each end of each cylinder mouth of the same through portion 12Ba to the rear upper side and bent downward in a convex curved shape. It is formed of a wire material having a pair of hook portions 12Bb and bent in a substantially U-shape in a plan view.

As shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, the front and rear mounting wires 12A and 12B described above are passed through the through portions 12Aa and 12Ba in the through ports 11A and 11B on each side of the planar member 11 described above. From the assembled state, first, as shown in FIG. 2, the hook portions 12Ab and 12Bb are fitted to the collars 13A and 13B before and after the resin structure 13 described later, respectively, and integrally integrated with the resin structure 13. It can be assembled. Here, the collars 13A and 13B on the front and rear sides of the resin structure 13 described above correspond to the "intermediary tool" of the present invention.

Then, the collars 13A and 13B of the resin structure 13 into which the mounting wires 12A and 12B are fitted are individually pushed into the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd from the upper side to be fitted. As a result, the attachment wires 12A and 12B are attached to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd from above via the resin structure 13 (see FIGS. 5 and 8). Specifically, the procedure for assembling the resin structure 13 to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd is as follows: first, the rear collar 13B of the resin structure 13 described later is fitted to the rear pipe 3Fd from above, and then the front side. The collar 13A is fitted to the front pipe 3Fc from above.

The reason is as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the collar 13B on the rear side of the resin structure 13 described above is attached to the side frame 3Fa on each side when it is fitted and assembled to the rear pipe 3Fd described above from above. Assembling to the rear pipe 3Fd in the seat width direction by being set between each overhanging portion 3Sa that projects from the resin side shield 3S to the inside (axial direction) in the seat width direction along the outer peripheral portion of the rear pipe 3Fd. This is because the position is positioned as a position between the overhanging portions 3Sa.

Therefore, the resin structure 13 described above is fitted into the front pipe 3Fc from above by first assembling the collar 13B on the rear side described above to the rear pipe 3Fd and then dropping the collar 13A on the front side forward from the rear pipe 3Fd. By assembling so as to match, the assembling position in the seat width direction with respect to the front pipe 3Fc of the collar 13A on the front side can also be positioned.

By the above assembly, the attachment wires 12A and 12B can be attached to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd via the resin structure 13 described above, and the planar member 11 can be provided in a state of being bridged between them. It has become. As shown in FIG. 8, each of the mounting wires 12A and 12B described above applies a load applied to the planar member 11 from the cushion pad 3P set on the upper surface of the planar member 11 described above in the resin structure 13 described above. The front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd are attached to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd via the front and rear collars 13A and 13B so that they can be strongly supported from the front and rear sides.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 9, the above-mentioned mounting wires 12A and 12B receive a load such that the seat cushion 3 is loaded with the seated person and the above-mentioned planar member 11 is pushed downward. At that time, the hook portions 12Ab and 12Bb can be elastically received the above load while rotating with respect to the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd together with the front and rear collars 13A and 13B. At that time, since the resin collars 13A and 13B are interposed between the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd described above for the mounting wires 12A and 12B, the metals rub against each other between the front pipe 3Fc and the rear pipe 3Fd. It is possible to rotate smoothly and return to the original position without causing abnormal noise due to such factors.

<< About the configuration of the resin structure 13 >>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2 and 5, the resin structure 13 has a front collar 13A to which the hook portions 12Ab of the pair of front mounting wires 12A described above are fitted and fitted to the front pipe 3Fc from above. And the rear collar 13B to which the hook portion 12Bb of each pair of rear mounting wires 12B is fitted and fitted to the rear pipe 3Fd from above, and the bridging portion that integrally connects the front and rear collars 13A and 13B. It is composed of one injection-molded part having 13C integrally.

<< About color 13A on the front side >>
As shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, the above-mentioned front collar 13A is attached in a state in which the left and right hook portions 12Ab of each of the above-mentioned front pair of attachment wires 12A are collectively positioned in the seat width direction. It has a pair of side-by-side attached portions 13Aa and a connecting portion 13Ab for integrally connecting these attached portions 13Aa. The pair of side-by-side attached portions 13Aa described above can be integrally attached by elastically fitting the hook portions 12Ab on the left and right of each of the pair of front attachment wires 12A from above. A connecting surface portion 13Aa2 extending in the sheet width direction so as to connect a pair of fitting portions 13Aa1 having an extended shape bent into a hook shape and a portion extending in a straight shape of the pair of fitting portions 13Aa1 in a connecting shape. And, from each fitting portion 13Aa1, along the shape of each mounting wire 12A fitted therein, projecting to the rear side and facing the lateral side of the front edge side of the planar member 11 to the outside in the sheet width direction or to each side surface. It has a standing wall portion 13Aa3 that is applied from the inside.

The left and right fitting portions 13Aa1 in each of the pair of side-by-side mounting portions 13Aa are fitted so as to sandwich the left and right hook portions 12Ab of the pair of front mounting wires 12A described above from both sides in the seat width direction. A fitting groove having a substantially U-shaped cross section and individual hook portions 12Ab are pushed into each fitting groove so that they are elastically hooked to various parts of each hook portion 12Ab and these are fitted to each fitting groove. It is configured to have a claw shape that can be locked so as not to come out of the. Each of the above-mentioned fitting portions 13Aa1 is pushed into the front pipe 3Fc from above as shown in FIGS. 1 to 2 and 5 in a state where the left and right hook portions 12Ab of each pair of front mounting wires 12A are fitted to them. As a result, those hook shapes are elastically pushed and flexed by interference with the outer peripheral shape of the front pipe 3Fc and then restored, and are attached as being hooked on the outer peripheral portion of the front pipe 3Fc. ..

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 8, the connecting surface portions 13Aa2 for connecting the fitting portions 13Aa1 to each other in a connecting shape are the upper surface portions and surfaces of the front pipe 3Fc to which the fitting portions 13Aa1 are hooked. Each fitting portion 13Aa1 so as to fill the gap Tf formed between the front edge portion of the shaped member 11 with a flat surface that smoothly connects the planar member 11 and the upper surface portion of the front pipe 3Fc. It is formed in the form of connecting between. According to the above configuration, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 9, each connecting surface portion 13Aa2 has a bottom surface portion between the surface member 11 of the cushion pad 3P set on the upper portion of the above-mentioned planar member 11 and the front pipe 3Fc. The bottom surface of the cushion pad 3P is supported by a surface shape that smoothly connects the surface member 11 and the front pipe 3Fc, and the cushion is cushioned from the above-mentioned gap Tf. The pad 3P can be pressed so that it does not escape.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, each standing wall portion 13Aa3 projecting rearward along the shape of each mounting wire 12A from each fitting portion 13Aa1 described above is a hook on the left and right of each of the mounting wires 12A. The end portion of the tip protruding rearward along the shape of the portion 12Ab is bent in the sheet width direction along the shape of each mounting wire 12A that bends from each hook portion 12Ab to the through portion 12Aa, and the planar member 11 It is applied to each side surface facing the lateral side of the front edge side from the outside or the inside in the seat width direction. Like each fitting portion 13Aa1 described above, each of the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Aa3 has a shape having a fitting groove having a substantially U-shaped cross section into which each mounting wire 12A can be fitted so as to be sandwiched from both sides. , Each of the vertical wall-shaped portions sandwiching the through portion 12Aa of each mounting wire 12A from both the front and rear sides is applied to each side surface of the above-mentioned planar member 11 facing the lateral side in the front edge side from the outside or the inside in the sheet width direction. It has become.

Specifically, among the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Aa3, from the standing wall portion 13Aa3 protruding rearward from the right fitting portion 13Aa1 on the right side mounted portion 13Aa and the left fitting portion 13Aa1 on the left mounted portion 13Aa. The vertical wall portion 13Aa3 overhanging to the rear side is projected so as to be bent inward in the sheet width direction along the shape of each corresponding mounting wire 12A, respectively, and the outer surface on the right side and the outer side on the left side of the planar member 11. It is applied to the side surface from the outside in the seat width direction. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the standing wall portion 13Aa3 protruding rearward from the left fitting portion 13Aa1 on the right side to be attached portion 13Aa and the right fitting portion 13Aa1 on the left side to be attached portion 13Aa to the rear side. The overhanging vertical wall portion 13Aa3 is an opening formed in the central portion on the front edge side of the planar member 11 by projecting so as to be bent outward in the sheet width direction along the shape of each corresponding mounting wire 12A. The inner side surface on the right side and the inner side surface on the left side of 11Aa are hit from the inside in the seat width direction, respectively.

As shown in FIG. 5, the contact structure of each of the standing wall portions 13Aa3 regulates the bidirectional misalignment movement of the planar member 11 with respect to the collar 13A on the front side in the seat width direction, and the cushion by the planar member 11 The pad 3P can always be properly supported from the lower side. Specifically, since each standing wall portion 13Aa3 is applied to the left and right inner surfaces of the opening 11Aa on the front side of the planar member 11, when the planar member 11 receives the load of the seated person, it is in the seat width direction. The movement to be moved inward is properly regulated, and the movement to be moved outward in the width direction of the seat is also appropriately stopped. Moreover, since each of the standing wall portions 13Aa3 is also applied to the left and right outer surfaces of the planar member 11, the above-mentioned movement of the planar member 11 to the outside in the seat width direction can be more appropriately stopped. It has become.

With the above configuration, even if the planar member 11 is subjected to the action of a load biased to the center or the left or right region in the seat width direction due to the kneeling of the seated person, the seat is provided by the contact structure of each of the standing wall portions 13Aa3. The position is properly regulated so as not to laterally shift in each of the inside and outside directions in the width direction. Since each of the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Aa3 is provided so as to be difficult to lift from the passing portion 12Aa of each mounting wire 12A due to the weight received from the cushion pad 3P set on the upper side of the planar member 11, the planar member 11 is always provided. It is designed to be held in a state where it is properly applied from the side.

The connecting portion 13Ab is formed by bending the left fitting portion 13Aa1 of the right attached portion 13Aa and the right fitting portion 13Aa1 of the left attached portion 13Aa into a hook shape of the fitting portion 13Aa1. It is a half-pipe shape that follows the shape, and is connected in a shape that connects them side by side in an integrated manner.

<< About the rear color 13B >>
Similarly, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, the rear collar 13B is also attached in a state in which the left and right hook portions 12Bb of each of the above-mentioned pair of rear attachment wires 12B are collectively positioned in the seat width direction. It has a pair of side-by-side attached portions 13Ba that can be attached, and a connecting portion 13Bb that integrally connects these attached portions 13Ba. The pair of side-by-side attached portions 13Ba described above are integrally attached by elastically fitting the hook portions 12Bb on the left and right of each of the pair of rear attachment wires 12B from above. A connecting surface portion extending in the sheet width direction so as to connect a pair of fitting portions 13Ba1 having an extended shape bent into a hook shape and a portion extending in a straight shape of the pair of fitting portions 13Ba1 in a connecting shape. 13Ba2 and each fitting portion 13Ba1 projecting forward along the shape of each mounting wire 12B fitted thereto, and each side surface facing the lateral side of the trailing edge side of the planar member 11 is outside in the seat width direction or It has a standing wall portion 13Ba3 that is applied from the inside. Further, the pair of rear-side attached portions 13Ba described above also have a fastening portion 13Ba4 extending in the seat width direction so as to connect the rear ends of each pair of fitting portions 13Ba1 in a connecting shape.

The left and right fitting portions 13Ba1 in each of the pair of side-by-side mounting portions 13Ba described above are fitted so as to sandwich the left and right hook portions 12Bb of the pair of rear side mounting wires 12B described above from both sides in the seat width direction. By pushing the fitting groove having a substantially U-shaped cross section and each hook portion 12Bb into each fitting groove, the hook portion 12Bb is elastically hooked to some parts of each fitting groove to fit each hook portion 12Bb. It is configured to have a claw shape that can be locked so as not to come out of the groove. Each of the above-mentioned fitting portions 13Ba1 is above the rear pipe 3Fd as described above in FIGS. 1 to 2 and 5 in a state where the left and right hook portions 12Bb of the pair of rear mounting wires 12B are fitted to them. It is designed to be hooked from and attached.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 8, the connecting surface portions 13Ba2 for connecting the fitting portions 13Ba1 to each other in a connecting shape are the upper surface portions and surfaces of the rear pipe 3Fd to which the fitting portions 13Ba1 are hooked. Each fitting portion is filled with a flat surface that smoothly connects the planar member 11 and the upper surface portion of the rear pipe 3Fd to fill the gap Tr formed between the shape member 11 and the rear edge portion. It is formed so as to connect between 13Ba1. According to the above configuration, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 9, each connecting surface portion 13Ba2 has a bottom surface portion between the surface member 11 of the cushion pad 3P set on the upper portion of the above-mentioned planar member 11 and the rear pipe 3Fd. The bottom surface of the cushion pad 3P is supported by a surface shape that smoothly connects the surface member 11 and the rear pipe 3Fd, and the cushion is cushioned from the above gap Tr. The pad 3P can be pressed so that it does not escape.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, each standing wall portion 13Ba3 protruding forward along the shape of each mounting wire 12B from each fitting portion 13Ba1 described above is a left and right hook portion of each of the mounting wires 12B. The end portion of the tip protruding forward along the shape of 12Bb is bent in the sheet width direction along the shape of each mounting wire 12B that bends from each hook portion 12Bb to the through portion 12Ba, and after the planar member 11. It is applied to each side surface facing the lateral side of the edge side from the outside or the inside in the seat width direction. Like each fitting portion 13Ba1 described above, each of the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Ba3 has a shape having a fitting groove having a substantially U-shaped cross section into which each mounting wire 12B can be fitted so as to be sandwiched from both sides. , Each of the vertical wall-shaped portions sandwiching the through portion 12Ba of each mounting wire 12B from both the front and rear sides is applied to each side surface of the above-mentioned planar member 11 facing the lateral side from the outside or the inside in the seat width direction. It has become.

Specifically, among the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Ba3, the standing wall portion 13Ba3 protruding forward from the right fitting portion 13Ba1 on the right side to be attached portion 13Ba and the left fitting portion 13Ba1 to the front side on the left side to be attached portion 13Ba. The vertical wall portion 13Ba3 overhanging is projected into a shape that is bent inward in the sheet width direction along the shape of each corresponding mounting wire 12B, and is formed on the right outer surface and the left outer surface of the planar member 11. Each is applied from the outside in the seat width direction. Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the standing wall portion 13Ba3 projecting forward from the left fitting portion 13Ba1 on the right side mounted portion 13Ba and the right fitting portion 13Ba1 projecting forward from the right fitting portion 13Ba1 on the left side mounted portion 13Ba. The standing wall portion 13Ba3 is an opening 11Ba formed in the central portion on the trailing edge side of the planar member 11 by projecting so as to be bent outward in the sheet width direction along the shape of each corresponding mounting wire 12B. It is applied to the inner surface on the right side and the inner surface on the left side from the inside in the seat width direction, respectively.

As shown in FIG. 5, the contact structure of each of the standing wall portions 13Ba3 regulates the bidirectional misalignment movement of the planar member 11 with respect to the collar 13B on the rear side in the sheet width direction, and the planar member 11 causes the planar member 11. The cushion pad 3P can always be properly supported from the lower side. Specifically, since each standing wall portion 13Ba3 is applied to the left and right inner surfaces of the opening 11Ba on the rear side of the planar member 11, the planar member 11 receives a load from the seated person in the seat width direction. The movement toward the inside of the seat is properly regulated, and the movement toward the outside in the width direction of the seat is also appropriately stopped. In addition, since each vertical wall portion 13Ba3 is also applied to the left and right outer surfaces of the planar member 11, the above-mentioned movement of the planar member 11 to the outside in the seat width direction can be more appropriately stopped. It has become.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, each of the fastening portions 13Ba4 formed in a shape connecting the rear ends of the respective fitting portions 13Ba1 in the pair of rear-side attached portions 13Ba described above in a connecting shape is fitted. It is configured to be bridged between each fitting portion 13Ba1 in the interposition region connecting the shape portions on the rear end side bent in a hook shape to the rear lower side of the fitting portion 13Ba1 and these fitting portions. It has a shape having an extension portion 13Ba4a extending in a plate shape from each portion bridged between the 13Ba1s to the front lower side. As shown in FIG. 8, the extension portion 13Ba4a of each of the above-mentioned fastening portions 13Ba4 extends the lower region of the rear pipe 3Fd from the rear upper side to the front lower side, and the seat cushion described above is at the tip thereof. A resin J hook 3Ca coupled to the terminal portion of the cushion cover 3C, which is pulled downward through the peripheral edge portion on the rear side of 3, is hooked from the rear side and fastened.

Since each of the fastening portions 13Ba4 having the above configuration has a support structure at both ends spanned between the above-mentioned fitting portions 13Ba1, the left and right of the mounting wires 12B fitted to the fitting portions 13Ba1 are left and right. It is provided in a state of being strongly supported by these hook portions 12Bb as a state of being bridged between the hook portions 12Bb. As a result, each of the fastening portions 13Ba4 is configured to have a structural strength capable of strongly receiving the tension of the cushion cover 3C received from each of the above-mentioned J hooks 3Ca hooked on them.

With the above configuration, even if the planar member 11 is subjected to the action of a load biased to either the center or the left or right region in the seat width direction due to the kneeling of the seated person, the seat is provided by the contact structure of each of the standing wall portions 13Ba3. The position is properly regulated so as not to laterally shift in each of the inside and outside directions in the width direction. Since each of the above-mentioned standing wall portions 13Ba3 is provided so as to be difficult to lift from the through portion 12Ba of each mounting wire 12B due to the weight received from the cushion pad 3P set on the upper side of the planar member 11, the planar member 11 is always provided. It is designed to be held in a state where it is properly applied from the side.

The connecting portion 13Bb is formed by bending the left fitting portion 13Ba1 of the right attached portion 13Ba and the right fitting portion 13Ba1 of the left attached portion 13Ba into a hook shape of the fitting portion 13Ba1. It is a half-pipe shape that follows the shape, and is connected in a shape that connects them side by side in an integrated manner.

<< About the bridge 13C >>
As shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, the cross-linked portion 13C is integrated with the trailing edge portion of the front collar 13A and the front edge portion of the rear collar 13B bent downward in a substantially ladder-like shape in a plan view. It is said that the structure is formed in a shape that connects the two. Specifically, the cross-linked portion 13C is directed toward the rear side from the trailing edge portion close to the two inner fitting portions 13Aa1 which are closer to the inside in the sheet width direction of the left and right connecting surface portions 13Aa2 of the front collar 13A described above. The first cross-linking portion 13C1 extending in a substantially H-shaped shape in a plan view and the first cross-linking portion 13C1 extending outward in the width direction of the seat straddling both rear ends of the H-shape and extending thereof. The second cross-linking portion 13C2 extending so as to be connected to the front edge portion close to the two outer fitting portions 13Ba1 which are on the outer side in the sheet width direction of the left and right connecting surface portions 13Ba2 of the collar 13B on the rear side from the front side. It is formed in a holding shape.

The first cross-linked portion 13C1 described above is formed in a shape in which the entire H-shaped cross-linked joint portion is bent downward in a valley shape with the connecting portion as a bending line (see FIG. 8). Then, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, a substantially C-shaped hooking portion 13C3 projecting to both outer sides in the seat width direction from the H-shaped laterally crosslinked connecting portion of the first cross-linking portion 13C1 described above. Is formed. In these hooking portions 13C3, the terminal portion on the lower end side, which is pulled into the front lower side of the back cover (not shown) covered on the back surface of the seat back 2 described in FIG. It is a part that is hooked from the lower side and fixed.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, mounting holes 13C4 penetrating in the height direction are formed at some locations between the first cross-linking portion 13C1 and the second cross-linking portion 13C2 described above. These mounting holes 13C4 function as mounting portions for inserting and fixing various wire harnesses W / H arranged through the lower region of the planar support 10 from below using a clip CL. It has become. As described above in FIG. 8, the cross-linked portion 13C described above has a shape in which the entire bridge is bent downward to connect the front collar 13A and the rear collar 13B, so that the planar member 11 is formed. It is provided so as to be separated from the back surface to the lower side. As a result, as shown in FIG. 9, the cross-linked portion 13C is configured so that even if the planar member 11 is pushed downward by the load of the seated person, it does not easily interfere with the planar member 11. .. Here, each mounting hole 13C4 corresponds to the "mounting portion" of the present invention, and the clip CL inserted into and mounted in these mounting holes 13C4 corresponds to the "mounting member" of the present invention.

Therefore, the clip CL of each wire harness W / H, which is inserted and attached to each attachment hole 13C4 of the bridged portion 13C from below, also has a shape protruding upward to some extent from each attachment hole 13C4. Even if it is attached, it does not easily interfere with the above-mentioned planar member 11. Therefore, each wire harness W / H is appropriately arranged in the region directly below the planar member 11 without giving them an unnecessary extra length for allowing interference with the planar member 11 to escape. You can do it.

"summary"
Summarizing the above, Sheet 1 of this embodiment has the following configuration. That is, it is a vehicle seat (1) having a planar support (10) that is bridged between the frame-shaped seat frames (3F) and supports the load of the seated person in a planar manner from the back side. The planar support (10) uses a flexible planar member (11) forming a planar support surface and a crosslinked edge of the planar member (11) into a seat frame (3F). It has a mounting wire (12A, 12B) to be mounted, and a resin fitting (13A, 13B) interposed between the mounting wire (12A, 12B) and the seat frame (3F). The intermediary tools (13A, 13B) have a mounting portion (13C4) to which a mounting member (CL) is attached, which projects to the back side region of the planar member (11) and is arranged in the back side region.

In this way, the mounting portion (13C4) of the mounting member (CL) is provided so as to project from the resin fittings (13A, 13B) to the back side region of the planar member (11), thereby providing the mounting portion. Since (13C4) is not exposed on the surface of the planar member (11), the mounting member (CL) can be attached to the planar support (10) so as not to hinder the riding comfort.

Further, the mounting portion (13C4) is arranged apart from the back surface of the planar member (11). With such a configuration, even if the planar member (11) receives the load of the seated person and bends to the back side, it is less likely to interfere with the mounting portion (13C4), so that the riding comfort is less likely to be hindered. The mounting member (CL) can be mounted on the planar support (10).

Further, mounting wires (12A, 12B) for attaching these edges to the seat frame (3F), and these mounting wires (12A, 12B) and the seat frame are attached to the crosslinked edges of the planar member (11). Resin-made intermediary tools (13A, 13B) interposed between the (3F) and (3F) are provided. Further, it has a cross-linking portion (13C) that integrally connects each of the intermediary tools (13A, 13B), and a mounting portion (13C4) is formed in the cross-linking portion (13C). With such a configuration, the mounting portion (13C4) is supported at both ends with higher structural strength by utilizing the configuration of the cross-linking portion (13C) that integrally connects the interposition tools (13A, 13B). It can be provided in a state.

<< About other embodiments >>
Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above using one embodiment, the present invention can be implemented in various forms other than the above embodiment. For example, the vehicle seat of the present invention can be widely applied to vehicles other than automobiles such as railways, and seats used for other vehicles such as aircraft and ships. Further, the configuration of the present invention can be applied to a seat back as well as a seat cushion in a vehicle seat.

Further, the planar support may be configured so as to be bridged between the seat frames to support the load of the seater from the back side in a planar manner, with respect to the frame-shaped cushion frame forming the skeleton of the seat cushion. In addition to the one that is crosslinked in the front-rear direction, the one that is crosslinked in the sheet width direction may be used. Further, the frame-shaped back frame forming the skeleton of the seat back may be cross-linked in the height direction or in the seat width direction.

Further, the flexible planar member forming the planar support surface may be made of a flexible surface material other than the fabric material such as leather material. Further, the attachment wire for attaching the crosslinked edge of the planar member to the seat frame is attached by being locked to the lock claw or fixed by caulking, in addition to the hook attached to the seat frame by hooking. It may be attached to the seat frame by another attachment structure such as one. Further, the seat frame to which the mounting wire is attached may be made of a frame material other than a round pipe such as a square pipe or a plate material. The seat frame is configured as, for example, a round pipe for connecting the lifter links constituting the seat lifter, and rotates axially with respect to a mounting wire hooked on the round pipe via a resin fitting. It may be configured as follows.

Further, the resin fitting may be configured to be interposed between the mounting wire and the seat frame, and is necessarily fitted to the seat frame in a state of being integrally fitted with the mounting wire. It does not have to be. Further, the mounting wires may be provided in a side-by-side arrangement with three or more or only one.

Further, the mounting portion set in the interposition tool is composed of a mounting hole for inserting and mounting the mounting member, and another mounting structure for mounting by hooking, joining or sandwiching the mounting member. You may. Further, the mounting portion may be mounted from the lower side, or may be mounted by inserting the mounting member from the upper side or from the side. Further, the mounting portion may be provided in contact with the back surface of the planar member. Further, the mounting portion may be provided so as to project from the intermediary tool in a cantilever shape.

1 seat (vehicle seat)
2 Seat back 3 Seat cushion 3S Side shield 3Sa Overhang 3F Cushion frame (seat frame)
3F Side frame 3Fb Front panel 3Fc Front pipe 3Fd Rear pipe 3Fe leg 3P Cushion pad 3C Cushion cover 3Ca J hook 4 Slide rail 10 Plane support 11 Plane member 11A Throughout 11Aa Opening 11B Throughout 11A Opening 11A Opening 12A Part 12Ab Hook part 12B Mounting wire 12Ba Threading part 12Bb Hook part 13 Resin structure 13A Color (intermediary tool)
13Aa Attached part 13Aa1 Fitting part 13Aa2 Connecting surface part 13Aa3 Standing wall part 13Ab Connecting part 13B Color (intermediate tool)
13Ba Attached part 13Ba1 Fitting part 13Ba2 Connecting surface part 13Ba3 Standing wall part 13Ba4 Fastening part 13Ba4a Extension part 13Bb Connecting part 13C Cross-linking part 13C1 First cross-linking part 13C2 Second cross-linking part 13C3 Hooking part 13C4
W / H wire harness CL clip (mounting member)
Tf, Tr gap

Claims (3)

A vehicle seat having a planar support that is bridged between frame-shaped seat frames and supports the load of the seater from the back side in a planar manner.
A flexible planar member having the planar support forming a planar support surface, an attachment wire for attaching a crosslinked edge of the planar member to the seat frame, and the attachment wire. It has a resin fitting that is interposed between the seat frame and the seat frame.
A vehicle seat having a mounting portion on which the mounting tool projects from the back side region of the planar member and a mounting member disposed in the back side region is mounted. The vehicle seat according to claim 1.
A vehicle seat in which the mounting portion is disposed apart from the back surface of the planar member. The vehicle seat according to claim 1 or 2.
Also on the edge portion on the other end side of the planar member to be crosslinked, a mounting wire for attaching the edge portion to the seat frame and a resin interposition interposed between the mounting wire and the seat frame. Ingredients and
Further, a vehicle seat having a cross-linked portion that integrally connects each of the intermediary tools to each other, and the mounting portion is formed on the cross-linked portion.

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