Human body contour conforming support and method of forming same
CA 1180524 A · Owner: Rogers, John E. Jr. · Inventors: Rogers, John E. Jr.
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A support that may be either in the form of a cushion or chair in which the portion thereof in contact with a specific user conforms to the body contour of the user, with the support being of hollow construction and filled with a resilient material such as a foamed polymerized resin or the like. The exterior surfaces of the support are enveloped in an envelope of a resilient material. The support is formed by having a user sit upon a bag of pliable sheet material, which bag is partially filled with a flowable granular material. A partial vacuum is applied to the interior of the bag to maintain it in the configuration to which it was deformed by the weight of the user. The bag is now coated …
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- Granted January 8, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 8, 2002.
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