IP Library Granted Patent US 7,997,590
Granted Patent B2
US 7,997,590 · App. 12/465,334 · Granted Aug 16, 2011

Infant car seat caddy

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Patent No.
US 7,997,590
App. No.
12/465,334
Granted
Aug 16, 2011
Kind
B2
Abstract

A car seat caddy for use in supporting an infant seat of a type having an underside defining front and rear lateral grooves includes a pair of front and rear upstanding tubular members each being telescopically movable between retracted and extended configurations. A pair of upper support members extends between respective front and rear tubular members, each having a front and rear ends coupled to respective front and rear tubular member and having a curved configuration. A front seat support bar having opposed ends is pivotally coupled to the respective front tubular members and movable between selective position, the front seat support bar having a configuration complementary to a front groove defined by the underside of the infant seat. A similar rear seat support bar may also be included with respective rear tubular support members.

Claims (19)

1. A car seat caddy for use in supporting an infant seat of a type having an underside defining front and rear lateral grooves, said car seat caddy comprising:

a pair of front upstanding tubular members and a pair of rear upstanding tubular members, each front and rear tubular member having lower and upper ends, respectively, and being telescopically movable between retracted and extended configurations;

at least one height selection brace extending horizontally between respective front and rear tubular members, each height selection brace including a linkage having opposed pins movable between extended and retracted configurations;

wherein each front and rear tubular member defines a plurality of spaced apart apertures, each aperture being configured to selectively receive a respective pin when said respective pin is at said pin extended configuration;

a pair of upper support members extending between respective front and rear tubular members, each upper support member having a front end coupled to a respective front tubular member and a rear end coupled to a respective rear tubular member and having a curved configuration;

a front seat support bar having opposed ends pivotally coupled to said respective front tubular members and movable between selective position, said front seat support bar having a configuration complementary to a front groove defined by the underside of the infant seat; and

a rear seat support bar having opposed ends pivotally coupled to said respective front tubular members and movable between selective positions, said rear seat support bar having a configuration complementary to a rear groove defined by the underside of the infant seat.

2. The car seat caddy as in claim 1 , further comprising:

a front strut extending laterally between lower ends of respective front tubular members; and

a rear strut extending laterally between lower ends of respective rear tubular members; and

a pair of side struts extending between lower ends of respective front tubular members and respective rear tubular members.

3. The car seat caddy as in claim 1 , wherein said curved member is at a level configuration when said rear tubular members are upwardly extended further than said front tubular members.

4. The car seat caddy as in claim 1 , further comprising a wheel coupled to a lower end of each respective front and rear tubular member.

5. The car seat caddy as in claim 1 , further comprising:

a front strut extending laterally between lower ends of respective front tubular members; and

a rear strut extending laterally between lower ends of respective rear tubular members;

a pair of side struts extending between lower ends of respective front tubular members and respective rear tubular members;

a wheel coupled to a lower end of each respective front and rear tubular member; and

wherein said curved member is at a level configuration when said rear tubular members are upwardly extended further than said front tubular members.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 30, 2015
From: WALTERS, CHARNELSA; RANDLE, JAMES E.
To: CHARNELSA WALTERS TRUST
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Continuity (1)
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