Child seat for a motor vehicle
Child seat for motor vehicles with a seat shell and backrest, at the upper end of which a head support ( 10 ) with lateral wings ( 11 ) projecting towards the front is disposed. The inclination of the head support ( 10 ), at least of a headrest ( 12 ) disposed between the two lateral wings ( 11 ) of the same, can be adjusted relative to the backrest (arrows 13, 14 ), in particular, between an upright, waking position “W” extending approximately parallel to the backrest and a resting or sleeping position “S” inclined towards the rear.
1. Child seat for motor vehicles, with a seat shell and a backrest, at an upper end of the backrest is disposed a head support with lateral wings projecting forward, characterised in that a headrest disposed between the two lateral wings of the head support, is adjustable independent of and relative to the two lateral wings and to the backrest, between an upright waking position extending approximately parallel to the backrest and a resting or sleeping position inclined rearward relative to said backrest or a rest surface of the backrest, respectively.
2. Child seat according to claim 1 , characterised in that the inclination of the headrest disposed between the two lateral wings of the same, can be adjusted either smoothly or stepwise.
3. Child seat according to claim 1 , characterised in that the head support is mounted on the backrest in a height-adjustable manner.
4. Child seat according to claim 3 , characterised in that the head support is disposed at an upper end of a head-support holder mounted in a height-adjustable manner at an upper end of the backrest.
5. Child seat according to claim 4 , characterised in that the head-support holder is designed in a tubular manner or in the form of a plank.
6. Child seat according to claim 5 , characterised in that the lateral wings projecting forward are moulded onto an upper end of the head-support holder, wherein a wedge-shaped recess, into which the headrest disposed between the lateral wings can be rotated, is formed in a region between these two lateral wings.
7. Child seat according to claim 6 , characterised in that a lower end of the headrest adjacent to the seat shell is mounted in a rotatable manner about a horizontal, transverse axis, on the backrest or the head-support holder, while means are provided in an upper region of the headrest, for a hook-in connection in various tilting positions relative to the backrest or to the head-support holder.
8. Child seat according to claim 7 , characterised in that the headrest, together with a rotational bearing, can be raised, in particular against the action of a resilient element, so that when the headrest is raised, the hook-in connection for a first tilting position of the same can be released, and the headrest can be moved into a second tilting position and can be hooked into the latter by lowering or vice versa.
9. Child seat according to claim 8 , characterised in that the rotational bearing of the headrest comprises two bearing pins, which correspond with oblong retainers arranged in the backrest and/or in the head-support holder and extending approximately parallel to the backrest and/or head-support holder.
10. Child seat according to claim 9 , wherein the means provided in an upper region of the headrest for a hook-in connection in various tilting positions are characterised in that a positioning pin projects laterally in an upper region of the headrest, on at least one side of the same, which positioning pin corresponds with a guide channel disposed in the backrest or in the head-support holder, which is designed in a curve corresponding to a circle of rotation of the headrest and which provides at least two retaining slots, one of which defines the waking position of the headrest and another of which defines the sleeping position of the headrest, and into which the positioning pins can optionally be inserted.