A method is provided for enhancing comfort of a seat with a hip/thigh support and a back support. The method includes providing a seating pad assembly with a foam cushion made at least partly of a viscoelastic foam and having a cover formed from a dimensionally stable non-stretch material. An upper area of the seating pad assembly is attached to an upper area of the seat back. Pelvic and upper back areas of a person sitting on the seat deform the viscoelastic foam sufficiently to provide a comfortable support and to define anchors for the seating pad assembly. The non-stretch cover extends between those anchors for effectively supporting and cradling the lumbar back area of the person in the seat above and forward of the corner between the seat back and the hip/thigh support.

The protector protects the furniture from stains and wear. The protector consists of two or more of sections. The sections may be attached using a number of techniques. The sections may include a first attachment portion and a second attachment portion. The sections may be attached by attaching the first attachment portion to the second attachment portion. The protector may include sections of different shapes which may be attached to cover furniture of different shapes. The section shapes may include a left arm section, a right arm section, an armless chair section, a corner section, an armless loveseat section, and an ottoman section. The sections may include a retention portion to hold the protector and sections onto the furniture. The sections may include one or more layers.

The protector protects the furniture from stains and wear. The protector consists of two or more of sections. The sections may be attached using a number of techniques. The sections may include a first attachment portion and a second attachment portion. The sections may be attached by attaching the first attachment portion to the second attachment portion. The protector may include sections of different shapes which may be attached to cover furniture of different shapes. The section shapes may include a left arm section, a right arm section, an armless chair section, a corner section, an armless loveseat section, and an ottoman section. The sections may include a retention portion to hold the protector and sections onto the furniture. The sections may include one or more layers.

The present invention comprises a closed loop elastic strap having at least a primary thickness, a width and an adjustable length. The length is adjustable by feeding the elastic strap through a buckle with one end of the elastic strap attached to a loop with another portion of the elastic strap fed through the same loop and the other end of the elastic strap attached to a portion of the same buckle. The closed loop elastic strap can be stretched around (but not limited to) the end of a picnic table to hold a tablecloth in place or around the top of (but not limited to) a beach chair or lounge chair to hold a towel in place during windy or adverse conditions.

The present invention comprises a closed loop elastic strap having at least a primary thickness, a width and an adjustable length. The length is adjustable by feeding the elastic strap through a buckle with one end of the elastic strap attached to a loop with another portion of the elastic strap fed through the same loop and the other end of the elastic strap attached to a portion of the same buckle. The closed loop elastic strap can be stretched around (but not limited to) the end of a picnic table to hold a tablecloth in place or around the top of (but not limited to) a beach chair or lounge chair to hold a towel in place during windy or adverse conditions.

An elastic virus-repellant, body-shield formed from a virus-repellant fabric for isolating people from surfaces of public seating. The body-shield is deployed through fitting and securing the shield to a public seat through the elastic nature of the shield and anchoring drawstrings until retrieved and packed into an attached carrying pouch. Certain embodiments include analogous supplementary shields for armrests, fold-down tables, leg-supplements, headrests, and other surfaces from which users need to be shielded.

The sauna seat 4 is three flat wooden pegs held together by three holes drill in the middle side of each peg holding it together, with sting like cable made of tough vinyl, which is heat resistance. The pegs are of the same wood that most conventional sauna are design with worldwide. The pegs can slide together enabling the seat to become a flat surface to sit on and thus making more room for other goers if necessary. It can be transported by any of the strings. The pegs are smooth to allow a towel place on top of the seat, if desired. It does not keep the towel dry from other sauna goers if exposed to.

The sauna seat 4 is three flat wooden pegs held together by three holes drill in the middle side of each peg holding it together, with sting like cable made of tough vinyl, which is heat resistance. The pegs are of the same wood that most conventional sauna are design with worldwide. The pegs can slide together enabling the seat to become a flat surface to sit on and thus making more room for other goers if necessary. It can be transported by any of the strings. The pegs are smooth to allow a towel place on top of the seat, if desired. It does not keep the towel dry from other sauna goers if exposed to.

The present disclosure provides for a protective covering, which includes a cover portion, an elongated piece of fabric, a first coupling mechanism, and a second coupling mechanism. The cover portion is for a seat cushion. The elongated piece of fabric extends from the cover portion. The first coupling mechanism couples the cover portion to a first end of the elongated piece of fabric. The second coupling mechanism is configured to couple the cover portion to a second end of the elongated piece of fabric.

An apparatus for a universal child car seat cover is provided for use with a child car seat. The child car seat cover comprises an absorbent material joined with a waterproof lining that covers the child car seat and receives a seated child. The absorbent material protects the child car seat from spills and contaminants, and covers any potentially dangerous or uncomfortable surfaces on the underlying child car seat. Seat belt openings may be closed around seat belts of the child car seat to prevent passage of spills onto the child car seat. A pocket permits an entirety of the child car seat cover to be rolled and tucked into the pocket. Cup holder openings provide access to cup holders of the child car seat. A drawstring within a peripheral channel may be cinched to fixate the child car seat cover on the child car seat.