A bleacher seat having a cloth cover, tube insertion sleeves and a bleacher seat support assembly. The bleacher seat support assembly has two foot pad tube assemblies, two back tubes, four tube plugs, four seat tubes, a middle cross tube, two connectors, and two elastic ropes. Each connector is of a four-way connecting port structure. Horizontal connecting ports of the two connectors are respectively connected to two ends of the middle cross tube, front connecting ports of the two connectors are respectively connected to the foot pad tube assemblies, two upper connecting ports which are internally communicated with each other are formed in the upper end of each connector, each upper connecting port is connected to the lower end of one seat tube, and the upper end of each rear seat tube is connected to one back tube.

A removable protective cover that also acts as a carrier for storing and transporting an outdoor furniture cushion of an outdoor piece of furniture having a seat support, arms, back rest, and legs. The protective cushion is unattached and separated from the cushion when covering the cushion adjacent thereto. The protective cushion is a flexible layer which is substantially rectangular with opposite first and second distal ends configured with snap closure fasteners and with an internal handle rod in each of the protective cushion's distal ends. The protective cushion is adapted to wrap around the seat and/or back cushions with the snap fasteners from the first and second distal ends engaging each other for enclosing the cushions for transporting and storage. Internal handles are adapted for carrying the cover enclosing a cushion, and the protective cushion is stored in the chair during normal user occupancy use of the chair.

A portable seat assembly for facilitating a user to be seated in any location includes a pole that is insertable into ground having the pole being vertically oriented. A stop is positionable around the pole to inhibit over insertion of the pole into the ground. A seat is removably attachable to the pole to facilitate a user to sit thereon. Additionally, the seat has a storage chamber integrated therein for storing objects. A lid is removably attachable to the seat and a cushion is coupled to the lid for the user to sit upon. A strap is removably attachable to the seat for wearing over the user's shoulders to carry the seat.

A frame for a rucksack that is convertible into a support for a person such as a chair or bed. Also, a rucksack including such a frame. A convertible frame for a rucksack comprises two main frame members connected together by a pair of extendable connectors; at least two leg members connected or connectable to the main frame members; and a flexible support attached or attachable to the main frame members to extend between the main frame members, the frame being convertible between a first configuration, in which the main frame members have a first distance between them, and a second configuration, in which the frame forms a support for a person and the main frame members have a second distance between them. Also, a rucksack comprising such a frame, a bag, a rear cover and shoulder straps.

A foldable camping seat is disclosed comprising a flexible seat with at least one bracing on each side extending in the entire longitudinal direction of the seat, a flexible seat back with at least one bracing on each side that extends the entire height of the seat back, furthering comprising at least one flexible and tension resistant connection between the seat and the seat back on each side which is attached directly or indirectly to the bracings near the respective outer ends thereof, wherein the inner end of the seat and the lower end of the seat back meets in a straight line forming a pivot axis between the seat and the seat back. At least one elastic zone comprising an elastic material is mounted in the upper part of the seat back.

The present invention relates to seat systems, and more specifically to seat systems suitable for supporting users sitting in a cross-legged or kneeling position during activities such as meditation. Sitting closer to the ground, cross-legged, and/or kneeling enables the brain to easily enter a parasympathetic mode, providing users of the seat system a greater sense of calmness. The Multi-Angle Knee blocks (MAKs) offer a greater level of hip support for users.

A cushioned stadium seat cover for providing a comfortable and sanitary covering on stadium seats includes a cushion bottom cushion coupled within a bottom cushion pocket. A bottom support pocket is coupled to the bottom cushion pocket to selectively receive a seat bottom of a stadium seat. A connector is coupled to the bottom cushion pocket and a top cushion pocket is coupled to the connector. A top cushion is coupled within a top cushion pocket. A top support pocket is coupled to the top cushion pocket to selectively receive a seat top of the stadium seat.

A foldable seating accessory for a vehicle comprising a backrest assembly, a seat assembly, and a rear support. The backrest assembly is connected by a hinge joint to the seat assembly. The rear support is connected by a hinge joint to the backrest assembly. A trunk latch is connected to the seat assembly, allowing the seat assembly to secure onto the trunk of a vehicle. Other aspects are also described and claimed.

A foldable seating accessory for a vehicle comprising a backrest assembly, a seat assembly, and a rear support. The backrest assembly is connected by a hinge joint to the seat assembly. The rear support is connected by a hinge joint to the backrest assembly. A trunk latch is connected to the seat assembly, allowing the seat assembly to secure onto the trunk of a vehicle. Other aspects are also described and claimed.

A folding chair includes a backrest and a pair of armrests pivotally coupled to the backrest. A pair of rear legs are pivotally coupled to the backrest and define a rear leg angle therebetween. A pair of front legs are pivotally coupled to respective armrests and define a front leg angle therebetween. A pair of wheels are coupled to the backrest. The folding chair is positionable in a deployed configuration wherein distal ends of the rear and front legs are in coplanar alignment. The folding chair is also positionable in a folded configuration wherein distal ends of the rear legs and the front legs are in non-coplanar alignment with each other and the wheels are positioned to roll the folding chair on a support surface. The rear and front leg angles decreasing as the folding chair transitions from the deployed configuration toward the folded configuration.