Seat for a vehicle

Abstract

The included vehicle seat includes: a frame portion (30); and an electrical component (6) mounted on the frame portion (30). The frame portion (30) has: a frame body (37); and a reinforcing portion (38) for reinforcing the frame body (37). The electrical component (6) has: an electrical component body (60); and a wiring portion (61) connected to the electrical component body (60). At least a portion of the electrical component body (60) is mounted in a manner that overlaps with the frame body (37) and the reinforcing portion (38) when viewed from the front. The wiring portion (61) is supported on the reinforcing portion (38).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a vehicle seat equipped with electrical components. Background Technology

[0002] In recent years, vehicle seats that integrate various electrical components have been known to improve convenience and comfort when seated. Such vehicle seats are illustrated, for example, in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2008-092989A. In the vehicle seat described in JP2008-092989A, a speaker system is installed in the seat back that supports the back of the occupant, outputting sound from behind the occupant towards them.

[0003] Furthermore, in order to further improve the convenience or comfort of sitting, the number of electrical components installed in the seat increases, as does the number of wiring connected to each electrical component. When the number of wiring increases, it becomes difficult to configure the wiring to suppress bending loads, which are easily acted upon by bending loads and other factors within the wiring housed inside the seat. Summary of the Invention

[0004] An embodiment of the vehicle seat of the present invention includes: a frame portion and an electrical component mounted on the frame portion. The frame portion has: a frame body; and a reinforcing portion for reinforcing the frame body. The electrical component has: an electrical component body; and a wiring portion connected to the electrical component body. At least a portion of the electrical component body is mounted in a manner that overlaps with the frame body and the reinforcing portion in a frontal view. The wiring portion is supported on the reinforcing portion. Attached Figure Description

[0005] The objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description of embodiments in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In the accompanying drawings,

[0006] Figure 1 This is a front view of a vehicle seat according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0007] Figure 2 This is a 3D view of the seat with the outer material, seat back cushion, and trim removed from the seat back.

[0008] Figure 3 This is an exploded 3D view of the seat with the seat back panel and backrest cushion removed.

[0009] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional view of the reinforcing plates that strengthen the main frame, viewed from the rear.

[0010] Figure 5It is a three-dimensional view of the headrest retainer and the decorative parts installation area.

[0011] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional view of the mounting grille that makes up the decorative element, viewed from the rear.

[0012] Figure 7A This is a three-dimensional view of the grille guide that makes up the decorative element, viewed from the front.

[0013] Figure 7B Observation from the rear Figure 7A A three-dimensional view of the grille guide.

[0014] Figure 8A This is a three-dimensional view of the interior decorative elements that make up the decorative elements, viewed from the front.

[0015] Figure 8B Observation from the rear Figure 8A A three-dimensional view of the interior trim components.

[0016] Figure 9 This is a front view showing the structure of the speaker system and its surrounding parts, which are fixed to the seat back frame.

[0017] Figure 10A This is a view of the first extension of the rear housing of the fixed speaker unit from above.

[0018] Figure 10B yes Figure 10A An enlarged view of the first extension shown.

[0019] Figure 11A It is a cross-sectional view showing the state of the interior trim during the installation of grille guides and the mounting of the grille.

[0020] Figure 11B It is a cross-sectional view showing the state of the grille guide and the mounting grille after they are installed in the interior trim.

[0021] Figure 12A This is a perspective view showing a modified example of the wiring section of a loudspeaker system.

[0022] Figure 12B This is a front view showing a modified example of the wiring section of a loudspeaker system.

[0023] Explanation of icon numbers

[0024] 1: Seat

[0025] 2: Seat cushion

[0026] 3: Seat backrest

[0027] 4: Headrest

[0028] 5: Decorative items

[0029] 6: Denso parts (speaker system)

[0030] 6L, 6R: Speaker system

[0031] 7: Headrest retaining part (retaining part)

[0032] 8: Decorative Components Installation Department (Installation Department)

[0033] 10: Bolts

[0034] 11: Nut

[0035] 20: Seat cushion frame

[0036] 21: Seat cushion

[0037] 22, 32: Surface material

[0038] 30: Seat backrest frame (frame section)

[0039] 31: Seat back cushion

[0040] 33: Front panel

[0041] 34: Back panel

[0042] 34a, 523: Opening

[0043] 34b: Covered part

[0044] 35: Rear Cover

[0045] 36: Seatbelt retractor

[0046] 36a: Retractor Protective Cover

[0047] 36b: Shoulder anchor point

[0048] 37: Main Framework

[0049] 37a: First opening

[0050] 37b: Second opening

[0051] 37c: Third opening

[0052] 37d: Support rod

[0053] 38: Reinforcing plate (reinforcing section)

[0054] 38a: Central section (first section)

[0055] 38a1, 38e1, 39a1: Joint

[0056] 38a2, 39a2, 74, 75, 87: Welds

[0057] 38b: First extension (third plate section)

[0058] 38b1: Support section (first support section, left first support section)

[0059] 38c: Extension section (second extension section, third plate section)

[0060] 38c1: Support section (first support section, left first support section, first end side first support section)

[0061] 38d: Extension (Third Extension, Third Plate)

[0062] 38d1: Support section (first support section, right first support section, second end side first support section)

[0063] 38e: Fourth Extension

[0064] 38f: Extension (Fifth Extension, Second Plate)

[0065] 38f1: Support section (second support section)

[0066] 38g: Sixth extension

[0067] 38g1, 70a, 72a, 81: Fixing part

[0068] 38h, 514: Ribs

[0069] 38h1: Arrival Section

[0070] 39: Reinforcing plate

[0071] 40: Headrest column

[0072] 40a: feet

[0073] 41: Cushion pad (headrest body)

[0074] 42: Outer material (headrest body)

[0075] 43: Front headrest cover

[0076] 44: Backrest Cover

[0077] 50: Mounting grille (mounting component)

[0078] 51: Grille guide (second decorative element)

[0079] 52: Interior trim (first trim)

[0080] 60: Speaker unit (Denso parts main body)

[0081] 60L: Loudspeaker unit (main body of the second Denso component)

[0082] 60R: Loudspeaker unit (Main body of the first Denso component)

[0083] 61, 61L, 61R: Wiring section

[0084] 61a: Branch Office

[0085] 62: Speaker unit

[0086] 63: Speaker Box

[0087] 64: Rear housing

[0088] 65: Fixture

[0089] 70: Maintain the main body of the department

[0090] 71, 642: First extension

[0091] 72, 643: Second extension

[0092] 73: Column guide section

[0093] 80: Main body of the installation section

[0094] 81L, 81R: Line section (line)

[0095] 82, 83: End

[0096] 84: Upper line

[0097] 85: Side Line

[0098] 86: Lower line

[0099] 501: Grille body (mounting base)

[0100] 501R: Back side (rear side, rear surface)

[0101] 502, 512, 522: Frame

[0102] 503: Protrusion (mounting and fixing part)

[0103] 504, 516: Locking claws

[0104] 511: Main body of the guide component

[0105] 511F: Front surface

[0106] 511R: Rear surface (second bottom)

[0107] 513: Cellular Department

[0108] 515: Protrusion (Second vertical wall section)

[0109] 515a: First protrusion

[0110] 515b: Second protrusion

[0111] 515c: Third protrusion

[0112] 515d: Fourth protrusion

[0113] 517, 524: Through holes

[0114] 521: Inner subject

[0115] 521R: Rear surface

[0116] 524a: First through hole

[0117] 524b: Second through hole

[0118] 524c: Third through hole

[0119] 524d: Fourth through hole

[0120] 525: concave part (first concave part)

[0121] 525a: First concave portion

[0122] 525b: Second concave portion

[0123] 525c: Third concave portion

[0124] 526: Bottom (First Bottom)

[0125] 527: Vertical Wall Section (First Vertical Wall Section)

[0126] 528: Extension (First Extension)

[0127] 529: Avoidance Section

[0128] 641: Main body of the shell

[0129] 642a: First fixing part

[0130] 643a: Second fixing part Detailed Implementation

[0131] The following is for reference Figures 1 to 11BAn embodiment of the present invention will be described. The vehicle seat of this embodiment is a seat in which the garnish and speaker system (electrical components) are integrally mounted on the seat back, and can be used in various vehicles such as airplanes, railways, ships, and automobiles. Hereinafter, as an example of a vehicle seat, a seat mounted in an automobile, particularly a rear seat constituting the rear seat of an automobile (hereinafter referred to as "seat"), will be used for description. Furthermore, the structure of each part will be described below based on the occupant (seat user) in the seat, defining the front-to-back direction, left-to-right direction (width direction), and vertical direction (height direction).

[0132] Figure 1 This is a front view of a vehicle seat 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 The description only covers the right-side seat (right side) of the rear seats, which can seat three people, omitting the description of the center seat (center side) and the left-side seat (left side). Therefore, the right-side seat of the rear seats will be described below as seat 1. Figure 1 As shown, seat 1 includes: seat cushion 2, which supports the occupant's buttocks; seat back 3, which supports the occupant's upper body (waist and back); and headrest 4, which supports the occupant's head.

[0133] The seat cushion 2 is constructed such that a seat cushion pad 21 containing a cushioning material such as urethane foam is installed on the seat cushion frame 20, which forms the skeleton, and then the outer side of the pad is covered with a surface material 22 containing synthetic leather or fabric. The seat cushion 2 is supported in a sliding manner in the front-to-back direction by means of a sliding mechanism (not shown) provided on the floor of the vehicle.

[0134] The seat back 3 is constructed such that a seat back pad 31 containing a cushioning material such as urethane foam is installed on the seat back frame (frame portion) 30 that forms the skeleton, and then the outer side of the pad is covered with a surface material 32 containing synthetic leather or fabric. The seat back 3 is rotatably supported on the seat cushion 2 by a tilting mechanism (not shown).

[0135] The seat backrest 3 includes: decorative elements 5 disposed on the shoulders of the seated occupant; and a speaker system 6 mounted inside the seat backrest 3 facing the decorative elements 5. The decorative elements 5 constitute the speaker grille of the speaker system 6. The speaker system 6 outputs sound from near the shoulders of the seated occupant via the decorative elements 5. The specific structure of the seat backrest 3 with the decorative elements 5 and the speaker system 6 will be described in detail later.

[0136] The headrest 4 does not have a frame forming a skeleton like the seat cushion 2 or the seat back 3. Instead, it is constructed by filling the interior of a surface material (headrest body) 42, which includes synthetic leather or fabric, with a cushioning pad (headrest body) containing a cushioning material such as urethane foam, and then placing a headrest post 40 therein. The headrest 4 is configured to be held above the seat back 3 via the headrest post 40, and in this held state, at least a portion overlaps with the trim piece 5. In other words, the headrest 4 is configured such that at least a portion of it overlaps with a portion of the speaker system 6 in a frontal view.

[0137] The headrest pillar 40 has a pair of legs 40a formed by bending a metal rod-shaped member and held in place on the seat back frame 30 (see reference). Figure 3 The headrest column 40 is held and protected by the front headrest cover 43 and the rear headrest cover 44, which engage and lock together in the front-to-back direction (see reference). Figure 2 ).

[0138] Figure 2 This is a perspective view of seat 1 with the outer leather material 32, seat back cushion 31, and decorative parts 5 removed from the seat back 3. Figure 3 This is an exploded perspective view of the seat 1 with the outer cover material 32 and seat back cushion 31 removed from the seat back 3.

[0139] like Figure 2 , Figure 3 As shown, the seat back 3 includes: a metal seat back frame 30 forming the skeleton of the seat back 3; a synthetic resin front panel 33 disposed on the front surface of the seat back frame 30; a synthetic resin back panel 34 disposed on the back of the seat back frame 30; a synthetic resin rear cover 35 disposed above the seat back frame 30 and the back panel 34; a seat belt retractor 36 housing the seat belt; a trim piece 5 mounted on the seat back frame 30; and a speaker system 6 mounted on the seat back frame 30 facing the trim piece 5. Figure 2 The front panel 33 and the rear cover 35 are omitted from the illustration.

[0140] The seat back frame 30 includes: a frame body 37; a generally plate-shaped reinforcing plate (reinforcing part) 38 and reinforcing plate 39 for reinforcing the frame body 37; a headrest retaining part (retaining part) 7 installed on the frame body 37 and retaining the headrest 4; and a decorative part mounting part (mounting part) 8 installed on the frame body 37 and configured to mount decorative parts 5.

[0141] The frame body 37 has a generally rectangular plate-shaped portion facing the front-to-back direction, a first opening 37a located at the upper left, a second opening 37b located at the lower left, a third opening 37c located at the approximately center in the left-to-right direction, and multiple ribs (not shown). The frame body 37 is lightweight by providing the generally rectangular first opening 37a, second opening 37b, and third opening 37c, and is strengthened by providing the multiple ribs. The multiple ribs, for example, form the frame body 37 in a concave-convex shape.

[0142] The reinforcing plate 38 is attached to the frame body 37 to the right of the third opening 37c and below the speaker system 6, thereby reinforcing the frame body 37.

[0143] Figure 4 This is a perspective view of the reinforcing plate 38, which strengthens the main frame 37, as seen from the rear. (For example...) Figure 4 As shown, the reinforcing plate 38 has: a central plate portion 38a, which is formed into a generally rectangular plate shape facing the front-rear direction; a first extension portion 38b, which extends rearward from the left end of the central plate portion 38a in the vertical direction, approximately from the center; a second extension portion 38c, which extends rearward from the left end of the central plate portion 38a below the first extension portion 38b; a third extension portion 38d, which extends rearward from the right end of the central plate portion 38a below the first extension portion 38b and above the second extension portion 38c; a fourth extension portion 38e, which extends rearward from the right end of the central plate portion 38a at approximately the same position in the vertical direction as the first extension portion 38b; a fifth extension portion 38f, which extends to the right from the right end of the central plate portion 38a at a position higher than the fourth extension portion 38e; a pair of sixth extension portions 38g, which extend in the left-right direction from the left and right ends of the upper end of the central plate portion 38a; and a rib 38h, which is disposed between the pair of sixth extension portions 38g.

[0144] The central plate 38a has multiple (e.g., a pair of upper and lower joints) joints 38a1 that abut against and join with the frame body 37. Through holes are provided in the multiple joints 38a1, and the central plate 38a is joined to the frame body 37 via the through holes and by means of arc welding or the like. Figure 2 The diagram shows multiple welds 38a2 formed in multiple joints 38a1.

[0145] The first extension 38b, the second extension 38c, and the third extension 38d each have a wiring section 61 for the speaker system 6. Figure 2 The support portions (first support portions) 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1 provide support. Through holes are provided in each of the support portions 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1. Figure 2As shown, clamps 65 that support the wiring section 61 are engaged at support portions 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1. The clamps 65 are engaged at support portions 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1 respectively, causing the wiring section 61 to extend in the vertical direction.

[0146] like Figure 4 As shown, the fourth extension 38e has a joint 38e1 that engages with the frame body 37 in a state of contact. A through hole is provided in the joint 38e1, and the fourth extension 38e engages with the frame body 37 via the through hole and by means of arc welding or the like.

[0147] The fifth extension 38f has a support portion (second support portion) 38f1 located above the upper joint portion 38a1 and supporting the wiring portion 61 of the speaker system 6. A through hole is provided in the support portion 38f1, and a clamp 65 supporting the wiring portion 61 is also engaged in the support portion 38f1. In the support portions 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1, the wiring portion 61 extends in the vertical direction; however, in the support portion 38f1, the wiring portion 61 extends in a different direction, specifically, it extends in the horizontal direction. That is, the support portion 38f1 engages the clamp 65 such that the wiring portion 61 extends in the horizontal direction.

[0148] A pair of sixth extensions 38g abut against the frame body 37. Each of the pair of sixth extensions 38g is provided with a fixing part 38g1 that is fixed to the frame body 37. The fixing part 38g1 is provided with a through hole, such as... Figure 2 As shown, the sixth extension 38g is fixed to the frame body 37 via bolts 10 and nuts passing through a through hole (not shown) formed in the frame body 37. The speaker system 6 is also fixed to the frame body 37 via the fixing part 38g1 of the sixth extension 38g and the through hole (not shown) of the frame body 37, and via bolts 10 and nuts.

[0149] Rib 38h protrudes from the seat surface side (front). Near rib 38h, reinforcing plate 38 has an abutment portion 38h1 that abuts against the lower surface (bottom surface) of speaker system 6 when engaged with frame body 37. The abutment portion 38h1 is generally plate-shaped and extends horizontally. The abutment portion 38h1 facilitates the positioning of speaker system 6 when it is secured to frame body 37 using bolts 10 and nuts. Alternatively, weld beads or flanges can be provided instead of the forward-protruding convex rib 38h to improve the rigidity of reinforcing plate 38.

[0150] like Figure 3As shown, the reinforcing plate 39 extends obliquely to the right and downward from below the first opening 37a and above the second opening 37b on the right side of the frame body 37, toward below the third opening 37c located to the right of the first opening 37a, and engages with the frame body 37. In other words, the reinforcing plate 39 extends obliquely between the first opening 37a and the second opening 37b, avoiding the third opening 37c, to reinforce the frame body 37.

[0151] The reinforcing plate 39 is formed in a plate shape to abut against the frame body 37, and the reinforcing plate 39 is provided with a plurality of joint portions 39a1 that are engaged with the frame body 37 when abutting against it. Each of the plurality of joint portions 39a1 is provided with a through hole, and the reinforcing plate 39 is engaged with the frame body 37 through the through holes by means of arc welding or the like. Figure 2 The diagram shows multiple welds 39a2 formed at multiple joints 39a1 by welding. At least a portion of the multiple joints 39a1, i.e. the multiple welds 39a2, is provided along the extending direction of the reinforcing plate 39.

[0152] The headrest retaining part 7 and the decorative part mounting part 8 are mounted on the frame body 37 in a manner that overlaps with each other in the front-back direction at approximately the center of the upper end of the frame body 37 in the left-right direction. Specifically, the headrest retaining part 7 is arranged behind the decorative part mounting part 8, and a support rod 37d that engages with the frame body 37 is arranged behind the headrest retaining part 7. Figure 5 The headrest retaining part 7 and the decorative part mounting part 8 are mounted on the frame body 37 via the support rod 37d. The support rod 37d is formed into a roughly U-shape by bending the rod-shaped member. Figure 5 ), and is joined to the frame body 37.

[0153] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of the headrest retaining part 7 and the decorative part mounting part 8, viewed from a slightly forward angle. Figure 5 As shown, the headrest retaining part 7 includes: a rectangular plate-shaped retaining part body 70 extending in the left-right direction; a first extension 71 extending rearward from the upper end of the retaining part body 70; a second extension 72 extending downward from the lower end of the retaining part body 70; and a pair of left and right column guides 73 disposed on the front surface of the retaining part body 70 to support a pair of feet 40a of the headrest column 40.

[0154] The retaining body 70 has fixing portions 70a on both sides in the left-right direction for fixing the speaker system 6. Through holes are provided in the fixing portions 70a, and the speaker system 6 is fixed to the fixing portions 70a of the retaining body 70 using bolts and nuts. A first extension 71 extends rearward from approximately the center of the retaining body 70 in the left-right direction, abutting against the upper surface of the support rod 37d, and is joined to the upper surface of the support rod 37d by arc welding or the like. A second extension 72 is formed to abut against the frame body 37 and has a fixing portion 72a for fixing to the frame body 37. Through holes are provided in the fixing portions 72a, and the headrest retaining part 7 is fixed to the frame body 37 by bolts and nuts 11 inserted into the through holes and through holes (not shown) provided in the frame body 37. Figure 5 In the middle, weld seams 74 are shown at both ends of the second extension 72 in the left and right directions, and the headrest retaining part 7 is then welded to the frame body 37 at both ends of the second extension 72 in the left and right directions.

[0155] A pair of left and right column guides 73 are provided approximately at the center of the main body 70 in the left-right direction, and are spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance in the left-right direction, and are formed into a generally cylindrical shape so that a pair of left and right feet 40a can be inserted through them. Figure 3 ).exist Figure 5 In the middle, a weld 75 is shown behind the column guide 73, and the left and right column guides 73 are welded to the retaining body 70.

[0156] The decorative component mounting part 8 includes: a mounting part body 80, fixed to the headrest retaining part 7; and a pair of left and right line parts (lines) 81R and 81L. The mounting part body 80 is a rectangular plate extending in the vertical direction and is disposed between the pair of left and right column guide parts 73. The mounting part body 80 has a fixing part 81 facing the fixing part 72a of the second extension part 72. A through hole is provided in the fixing part 81, and the mounting part body 80 is fixed to the frame body 37 by bolts and nuts 11 inserted into the fixing part 72a (through hole) of the second extension part 72 and the through hole (not shown) of the frame body 37.

[0157] The left and right pairs of wire portions 81R and 81L are each formed by bending a wire. The end 82 of one side of wire portion 81R and wire portion 81L is welded to the upper part of the mounting body 80, and the end 83 of the other side is welded to the approximate center of the mounting body 80 in the vertical direction. Figure 5 The diagram shows the weld 87 at the ends 82 and 83 of the wire portions 81R and 81L. Each pair of wire portions 81R and 81L has an upper wire 84 that engages with the upper part of the decorative member 5, a side wire 85 that engages with the side part of the decorative member 5, and a lower wire 86 that engages with the lower part of the decorative member 5. The upper wire 84 and lower wire 86 extend in the left-right direction, and the side wire 85 extends in the up-down direction.

[0158] like Figure 3 As shown, the front panel 33 is mounted on the front surface of the seat back frame 30. The front panel 33 covers a portion of the seat back frame 30 and a portion of the parts supported by the seat back frame 30, thereby protecting these parts. The front panel 33 and the seat back cushion 31 ( Figure 1 The seat back frame 30 and the rear cover 35 together form the shape of the seat back 3.

[0159] A back panel 34 is mounted on the back of the seat back frame 30. The back panel 34 covers a portion of the seat back frame 30 and a portion of the parts supported on the seat back frame 30, thereby protecting the parts. The back panel 34 has an opening 34a facing a first opening 37a of the frame body 37, and a cover portion 34b covering a second opening 37b of the frame body 37. A portion of a third opening 37c of the frame body 37 is also covered by the back panel 34. The back panel 34 helps to mitigate impacts on the seat back 3 from the rear, for example, from a trunk room located behind the seat back 3.

[0160] The rear cover 35 is installed on the upper part of the seat back frame 30 and the back panel 34. The rear cover 35 covers the upper part of the seat back frame 30 and the back panel 34, as well as the parts installed on these upper parts, thereby protecting the parts. Specifically, the rear cover 35 covers part of the headrest retainer 7 and the trim mounting part 8. The rear cover 35, together with the seat back cushion 31 and the front panel 33, forms the shape of the seat back 3.

[0161] The seat belt retractor 36 is mounted on the seat back frame 30 through a retractor protective cover 36a disposed between the first opening 37a facing the frame body 37 and the opening 34a facing the back panel 34. The seat belt (not shown), housed in the seat belt retractor 36, is wound around a shoulder anchor point 36b located on the upper left side of the seat back frame 30.

[0162] Decorative component 5 includes: a mounting grille (mounting member) 50 made of synthetic resin, constituting mounting; a grille guide (second decorative component) 51 made of synthetic resin, engaging with the mounting grille 50; and an inner decorative component (first decorative component) 52 made of synthetic resin, engaging with the grille guide 51. Decorative component 5 is formed to be installed on a pair of left and right line portions 81R, 81L of the decorative component mounting portion 8. The inner decorative component 52 is inserted from the front into the pair of left and right line portions 81R, 81L. The grille guide 51 and the inner decorative component 52 engage with each other. The mounting grille 50 engages with the grille guide 51.

[0163] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional view of the mounting grille 50 viewed from a slightly rearward angle. (For example...) Figure 6As shown, the mounting grille 50 includes: a grille body (mounting base) 501 extending in the left-right direction; and a frame portion 502 disposed on the outer edge of the grille body 501. The grille body 501 is configured to cover a pair of left and right lines 81R and 81L of the decorative element mounting portion 8, forming a mesh that extends in the front-back direction. The frame portion 502 has a plurality of protrusions (mounting fixing portions) 503 disposed along the outer edge of the grille body 501 and protruding rearward from the back side (rear side surface) 501R of the grille body 501. The plurality of protrusions 503 are disposed at predetermined intervals, and each of the plurality of protrusions 503 is provided with a locking claw 504 capable of locking the mounting grille 50 onto the grille guide 51.

[0164] Figure 7A This is a perspective view of the grille guide 51 from the front. Figure 7B This is a three-dimensional view taken from the rear. For example... Figure 7A , Figure 7B As shown, the grille guide 51 has a shape that is substantially the same as the mounting grille 50, and is designed to engage with the mounting grille 50. Specifically, the grille guide 51 has a guide body 511 extending in the left-right direction and having a substantially similar shape to the grille body 501, and a frame portion 512 disposed on the outer edge of the guide body 511. The guide body 511 has a pair of left and right honeycomb portions 513 disposed on both sides in the left-right direction. The honeycomb portions 513 are composed of multiple honeycombs extending in the front-back direction and are disposed opposite to the speaker unit 62 described later in the speaker system 6.

[0165] Ribs 514 are provided in a grid pattern on the front surface 511F of the guide body 511, and the guide body 511 abuts against the rear surface 501R of the grille body 501 via the ribs 514. Multiple protrusions (second vertical wall portions) 515 protrude rearward from the rear surface (second bottom) 511R of the guide body 511. The multiple protrusions 515 include: a pair of left and right first protrusions 515a, located on the upper part of the guide body 511; a pair of left and right second protrusions 515b, located at both ends of the guide body in the left-right direction; a pair of left and right third protrusions 515c, located on the lower part of the guide body 511; and a pair of left and right fourth protrusions 515d, located approximately at the center of the guide body 511 in the left-right direction. The first protrusion 515a, the second protrusion 515b, the third protrusion 515c, and the fourth protrusion 515d are provided with locking claws 516 that can lock the grille guide 51 onto the inner trim piece 52.

[0166] The frame portion 512 is provided along the outer edge of the guide body 511, and the frame portion 512 is provided with multiple through holes 517 through which multiple protrusions 503 of the grille body 501 pass. The multiple through holes 517 are provided corresponding to the positions of multiple protrusions 503 of the mounting grille 50 when the mounting grille 50 and the grille guide 51 face each other, and the locking claws 504 of the protrusions 503 passing through the through holes 517 are locked onto the rear surface 511R of the guide body 511.

[0167] Figure 8A This is a three-dimensional view of the interior trim piece 52 as seen from the front. Figure 8B This is a three-dimensional view taken from the rear. For example... Figure 8A , Figure 8B As shown, the interior trim piece 52 has a shape substantially the same as the grille guide piece 51, and is engaged with the grille guide piece 51. Specifically, the interior trim piece 52 has an inner body 521 extending in the left-right direction and having a shape substantially the same as the guide body 511, and a frame portion 522 provided on the outer edge of the inner body 521. The inner body 521 has a front surface 521F and a rear surface 521R, and a pair of left and right openings 523 provided on both sides in the left-right direction. The openings 523 face the honeycomb portion 513 of the guide body 511 and face the speaker unit 62 of the speaker system 6.

[0168] The inner body 521 is provided with a plurality of through holes 524 through which a plurality of protrusions 515 of the guide body 511 pass. Specifically, the plurality of through holes 524 have: a pair of first through holes 524a through which a pair of first protrusions 515a of the guide body 511 pass; a pair of second through holes 524b through which a pair of second protrusions 515b pass; a pair of third through holes 524c through which a pair of third protrusions 515c pass; and a pair of fourth through holes 524d through which a pair of fourth protrusions 515d pass. When the grille guide 51 and the inner trim 52 are facing each other, the locking claws 516 of the first protrusion 515a, the second protrusion 515b, the third protrusion 515c and the fourth protrusion 515d of the guide body 511 pass through the first through hole 524a, the second through hole 524b, the third through hole 524c and the fourth through hole 524d and lock onto the rear surface 521R of the inner body 521.

[0169] On the rear surface 521R of the inner body 521, a plurality of concave portions (first concave portions) 525 are provided at positions corresponding to the plurality of through holes 524, which are concave when viewed from the vertical or horizontal direction. The plurality of concave portions 525 have: a pair of first concave portions 525a, provided at positions corresponding to a pair of first through holes 524a; a pair of second concave portions 525b, provided at positions corresponding to a pair of second through holes 524b; and a pair of third concave portions 525c, provided at positions corresponding to a pair of third through holes 524c.

[0170] The first concave portion 525a, the second concave portion 525b, and the third concave portion 525c each have: a bottom (first bottom) 526 of the rear surface 521R, a vertical wall portion (first vertical wall portion) protruding rearward from the bottom 526, and an extension portion (first extension portion) 528 extending approximately at a right angle from the vertical wall portion 527. A pair of left and right line portions 81R and 81L of the decorative element mounting portion 8 are respectively arranged in the space surrounded by the bottom 526, the vertical wall portion 527, and the extension portion 528 of the pair of first concave portions 525a. Specifically, the upper line 84 of each of the left and right line portions 81R and 81L is arranged in the space surrounded by the bottom 526, the vertical wall portion 527, and the extension portion 528 of the pair of second concave portions 525b. The side line 85 of the left and right line portions 81R and 81L is arranged in the space surrounded by the bottom 526, the vertical wall portion 527, and the extension portion 528 of the pair of second concave portions 525b. In the space surrounded by the bottom 526 of a pair of third concave portions 525c, the vertical wall portion 527 and the extension portion 528, the lower line 86 of a pair of left and right line portions 81R and 81L is arranged.

[0171] A recessed clearance portion 529, recessed along the thickness direction, is provided at the bottom 526 of each of the pair of first concave portions 525a, second concave portions 525b, and third concave portions 525c. This allows for easy guidance of the left and right pair of line portions 81R and 81L to the pair of first concave portions 525a, second concave portions 525b, and third concave portions 525c, respectively. The front end of the extension portion 528 of each of the pair of first concave portions 525a, second concave portions 525b, and third concave portions 525c is formed to elastically deform in a direction away from the bottom 526. This further facilitates easier guidance of the left and right pair of line portions 81R and 81L to the pair of first concave portions 525a, second concave portions 525b, and third concave portions 525c, respectively.

[0172] Figure 9 This is a front view showing the structure of the speaker system 6 fixed to the seat back frame 30. (See diagram below.) Figure 9 As shown, the loudspeaker system 6 has a pair of left and right loudspeaker systems 6R and 6L with the same structure. The left and right loudspeaker systems 6R and 6L each have a loudspeaker device (electric component body) 60 and a wiring section 61 connected to the loudspeaker device 60.

[0173] The loudspeaker assembly 60 includes: a loudspeaker unit 62 for outputting sound; a loudspeaker enclosure 63 for supporting the loudspeaker unit 62; and a rear housing 64 for securing the loudspeaker enclosure 63 to the seat back frame 30. Although detailed descriptions are omitted, the loudspeaker unit 62 is generally conical. The loudspeaker enclosure 63 supports the loudspeaker unit 62 with the honeycomb portion 513 of the guide body 511 and the opening 523 of the inner body 521 facing each other, and is concave in a rearward and downward recessed manner from the support portion of the loudspeaker unit 62 (see reference). Figure 11A Therefore, the speaker box 63 can be configured without compromising the seating comfort of the occupants.

[0174] The left and right pairs of rear housings 64 each have: a housing body 641, which is engaged with the rear surface of the speaker box 63; a first extension 642, which extends upward from the upper end of the housing body 641 in the left-right direction, approximately in the center; and a pair of left and right second extensions 643, which extend downward from the lower ends of the housing body 641 in the left-right direction.

[0175] Figure 10A This is a plan view of the first extension 642 of the rear housing 64 as viewed from above. Figure 10B yes Figure 10A An enlarged view of the first extension 642. (See image below.) Figure 9 , Figure 10A , Figure 10B As shown, the first extension 642 has a first fixing part 642a. A through hole is provided in the first fixing part 642a.

[0176] The first fixing part 642a and the fixing part 70a provided in the main body 70 of the retaining part of the headrest retaining part 7 ( Figure 5 The headrest retaining part 7 is provided with a pair of left and right column guides 73 on the front surface of the retaining part body 70 of the headrest retaining part 7. Figure 5 Therefore, the rear housing 64 is fixed to the headrest retainer 7 via a first fixing portion 642a of a first extension 642 located at approximately the same position in the vertical direction as the left and right pair of pillar guide portions 73.

[0177] Each of the left and right second extensions 643 has a second fixing part 643a. A through hole is provided in the second fixing part 643a. The pair of second fixing parts 643a and the fixing part 38g1 of the pair of sixth extensions 38g provided on the reinforcing plate 38 ( Figure 4 The rear housing 64 is arranged facing each other. The lower end of the rear housing 64 is fixed to the frame body 37 and the reinforcing plate 38 via the second fixing part 643a of a pair of second extensions 643. In other words, the lower end of the rear housing 64 is overlapped and fixed at the position where the frame body 37 and the reinforcing plate 38 overlap.

[0178] Wiring section 61 connects to speaker unit 62 and an amplifier (not shown). Audio signals output from the amplifier are input to speaker unit 62 via wiring section 61. Figure 9 As shown, the wiring section 61 extends from the lower part of the seat back 3 upward and is fixed to the seat back frame 30 at multiple locations via clamps 65.

[0179] The wiring section 61 is supported by reinforcing plates 38 at multiple locations. Specifically, the wiring section 61 is supported by clamps 65 to extend vertically along the first extension 38b, the second extension 38c, and the third extension 38d of the reinforcing plate 38. The first extension 38b and the fourth extension 38e are positioned at approximately the same location in the vertical direction. Figure 4 The wiring section 61 is supported at the same or nearly the same position in the vertical direction at the junction 38e1 with the fourth extension 38e.

[0180] The wiring section 61 is supported by a clamp 65 to extend in the left-right direction at the fifth extension 38f of the reinforcing plate 38. The fifth extension 38f is located higher than the fourth extension 38e. Figure 4 Therefore, the support portion 38f1 of the fifth extension 38f is disposed between the joint portion 38e1 of the fourth extension 38e and the speaker device 60. Figure 4 As shown, the joint portion 38e1 of the fourth extension portion 38e is disposed between the support portion 38d1 of the third extension portion 38d and the support portion 38f1 of the fifth extension portion 38f in the vertical direction, and is disposed between the support portion 38b1 of the first extension portion 38b and the support portion 38d1 of the third extension portion 38d in the horizontal direction.

[0181] Thus, the wiring section 61 is supported by the third extension 38d, extending vertically to the right of the reinforcing plate 38; by the fifth extension 38f, extending horizontally above the reinforcing plate 38; and by the second extension 38c, extending vertically to the left of the reinforcing plate 38. The wiring section 61 is supported at different vertical positions by the extensions 38d, 38f, and 38c. Furthermore, the wiring section 61 branches into two strands to the left of the second extension 38c. A pair of wiring sections 61L and 61R extend upwards toward the respective speaker units 62 of the left and right speaker systems 6R and 6L, and connect to the speaker units 62. One of the wiring sections 61 connected to the speaker unit 62 of the speaker system 6R is supported by the first extension 38b.

[0182] The seat backrest 3, as described above, is manufactured in the following manner. First, reinforcing plates 38 and 39 are joined to the frame body 37 by welding or the like. Figure 2 , Figure 9 Subsequently, the decorative part mounting part 8 and the headrest retaining part 7 are fixed to the frame body 37 using bolts and nuts 11, and then joined by welding. Figure 5 Thus, the seat back frame 30 is formed.

[0183] Next, the speaker system 6 is installed on the seat back frame 30. First, the lower end of the speaker unit 60 is brought into contact with the abutment portion 38h1 formed near the rib 38h of the reinforcing plate 38. Figure 4 Positioning is achieved by contact. Then, the fixing portion 38g1 of the pair of sixth extensions 38g of the reinforcing plate 38 ( Figure 4 The pair of second extensions 643 of the housing 64 are secured with bolts 10 and nuts. Figure 9 Thus, the speaker unit 60 is mounted on the seat back frame 30 in a manner that overlaps with the reinforcing plate 38 in the front-back direction.

[0184] Subsequently, in the fixing part 70a of the retaining part main body 70 of the headrest retaining part 7 ( Figure 5 The first extension 642 of the housing 64 is secured with bolts and nuts. Figure 9 Thus, the first extension 642 of the rear housing 64 is fixed between the left and right pairs of second extensions 643 of the rear housing 64.

[0185] Subsequently, interior trim pieces 52 are installed on the left and right pairs of lines 81R and 81L of the trim piece mounting section 8. Specifically, the space surrounded by the bottom 526, the vertical wall 527, and the extension 528 of the plurality of recessed portions 525 of the interior trim piece 52 is ( Figure 8B The vertical wall portion 527 and the extension portion 528 are bent to engage the left and right pair of line portions 81R and 81L of the decorative element mounting portion 8. A relief portion 529 is provided at the bottom 526 of the plurality of recessed portions 525 of the inner decorative element 52, and the front end of the extension portion 528 is formed to bend away from the bottom 526. Thus, the left and right pair of line portions 81R and 81L can be easily engaged with the first recessed portion 525a, the second recessed portion 525b, and the third recessed portion 525c.

[0186] Subsequently, grille guide 51 and mounting grille 50 are installed on the interior trim piece 52. Figure 11A This is a cross-sectional view showing the intermediate state of the installation of the grille guide 51 and the mounting grille 50 on the interior trim piece 52. Figure 11B This is a cross-sectional view showing the state of the grille guide 51 and the mounting grille 50 after they are installed on the interior trim 52.

[0187] like Figure 11A , Figure 11BAs shown, firstly, a pair of protrusions 515 formed on the rear surface 511R of the guide body 511 of the grille guide 51 are inserted into a pair of through holes 524 formed on the inner body 521 of the inner trim 52. This causes the grille guide 51 to be engaged with the inner trim 52. At this time, the protrusions 515 of the grille guide 51 face the concave portion 525 of the inner trim 52, and the upper line 84, side line 85, and lower line 86 of the left and right line portions 81R and 81L are arranged to be surrounded by the concave portion 525 and the protrusions 515. The protrusions 515 are formed such that they separate from the extension 528 when the grille guide 51 is engaged with the inner trim 52, thereby suppressing any abnormal noise caused by contact between the protrusions 515 and the extension 528.

[0188] Then, the multiple protrusions 503 of the mounting grille 50 are inserted into the multiple through holes 517 of the grille guide 51. Figure 7A The mounting grille 50 is then engaged with the grille guide 51. At this time, the front ends of the plurality of protrusions 503 of the mounting grille 50 are located between the rear surface of the grille guide 51 and the front surface of the inner trim 52. In addition, since a grid-like rib 514 is provided on the front surface 511F of the guide body 511 of the grille guide 51, Figure 7A Therefore, the grille body 501 and the guide body 511 abut against each other through the partition rib 514.

[0189] Subsequently, the spacer retractor protector 36a is used to install the seat belt retractor 36 onto the seat back frame 30. Figure 3 Then, the remaining parts, such as the front panel 33, back panel 34, and rear cover 35, are installed on the seat back frame 30. Finally, the seat back cushion 31 is installed on the seat back frame 30, and then covered with a leather material 32, thereby forming the seat back 3. Figure 1 ).

[0190] According to this embodiment, the following effects can be achieved.

[0191] (1) The seat 1 of this embodiment includes: a seat back frame 30 and a speaker system 6, which is installed on the seat back frame 30. Figure 1 The seat back frame 30 includes: a frame body 37; and a reinforcing plate 38 for reinforcing the frame body 37. Figure 2 The loudspeaker system 6 includes: a loudspeaker assembly 60; and a wiring section 61 connected to the loudspeaker assembly 60. Figure 2 At least a portion of the loudspeaker assembly 60 is mounted in a manner that overlaps with the frame body 37 and the reinforcing plate 38 in the front-to-back direction, i.e., from a frontal view. The wiring section 61 is supported on the reinforcing plate 38. Figure 2 ).

[0192] According to the structure described above, the wiring section 61 can be arranged in the part of the frame body 37 where the rigidity is increased by the reinforcing plate 38. Therefore, deformation of the wiring section 61 caused by bending loads can be suppressed. In addition, a support portion for supporting the wiring section 61 can be provided in the part where the frame body 37 overlaps with the reinforcing plate 38, so that the wiring section 61 can be firmly supported without reducing the rigidity of the frame body 37.

[0193] (2) The reinforcing plate 38 is joined to the frame body 37. Figure 2 The wiring section 61 is supported on the reinforcing plate 38 at the same position in the vertical direction as the joint 38e1 between the reinforcing plate 38 and the frame body 37. Figure 9 The structure allows for support of the wiring section 61 in areas with higher rigidity.

[0194] (3) The wiring section 61 is supported by multiple support sections 38b1, 38c1, 38d1, and 38f1 provided on the reinforcing plate 38. Figure 4 , Figure 9 Therefore, the reinforcing plate 38 can not only function as a reinforcing part, but also as a supporting part to support the wiring part 61.

[0195] (4) The wiring section 61 is supported such that it extends in a generally vertical direction (first direction) via support sections 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1, and is also supported such that it extends in a generally horizontal direction (second direction) via support section 38f1. Figure 4 , Figure 9 As a result, the wiring section 61 extends in multiple directions, making the wiring section 61 easy to handle and avoiding interference between multiple wiring sections 61.

[0196] (5) The reinforcing plate 38 has: a central plate portion 38a (first plate portion) extending in the vertical and horizontal directions; a fifth extension portion 38f (second plate portion) extending from the right end of the central plate portion 38a along the central plate portion 38a; and a first extension portion 38b, a second extension portion 38c and a third extension portion 38d (third plate portion) extending rearward from the left and right ends of the central plate portion 38a. Figure 4 Multiple support portions 38b1, 38c1, 38d1, and 38f1 are provided in the first extension portion 38b, the second extension portion 38c, the third extension portion 38d, and the fifth extension portion 38f. Figure 4 Therefore, the support position of the wiring section 61 can be clearly defined, and it can be prevented from supporting the wiring section 61 in the wrong place.

[0197] (6) The support part 38f1 is positioned differently in the vertical direction from the other support parts 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1. Figure 4 Therefore, the wiring section 61 can be well supported in multiple different positions in the vertical direction.

[0198] (7) The loudspeaker device 60 is mounted on the front surface of the frame body 37. Figure 9 The reinforcing plate 38 is joined to the front surface of the frame body 37 via multiple joints 38a1, with the front end of the reinforcing plate 38 located further rearward than the front end of the speaker assembly 60. Figure 9 The support portion 38f1 supports the wiring portion 61 so that the wiring portion 61 extends in the left-right direction, and is located below the speaker device 60 and above the lower of the plurality of joint portions 38a1. Figure 9 With this structure, the wiring section 61 is supported above the joint 38a1, which is located further rearward and lower than the front end of the speaker device 60, thus suppressing excessive pressure on the wiring section 61 due to loads from the front.

[0199] (8) The plurality of support parts include: support part 38b1 and support part 38c1, which are disposed on the left side of the reinforcing plate 38 and support the wiring part 61 in a state of extending in the vertical direction; and support part 38d1, which is disposed on the right side of the reinforcing plate 38 and supports the wiring part 61 in a state of extending in the vertical direction. Figure 4 One of the two joints 38a1 is disposed vertically between the support portion 38f1 and one of the support portions 38b1, 38c1, or 38d1, and horizontally between the support portions 38b1, 38c1, and 38d1. This improves the workability of installing the wiring section 61.

[0200] (9) The support portion includes: a support portion 38c1 (first end side first support portion), disposed at the left end (first end) of the reinforcing plate 38; and a support portion 38d1 (second end side first support portion), disposed at the right end (second end) of the reinforcing plate 38. Figure 4 The support part 38f1 is positioned above the support part 38d1. Figure 4 The wiring section 61 is supported such that it extends vertically via support sections 38c1 and 38d1, and horizontally via support section 38f1. Figure 9 Therefore, the wiring section 61 can be configured with a gentle curvature.

[0201] (10) The wiring section 61 extends to the left and below the support section 38c1 in the left-right direction and branches into two strands. The pair of wiring sections 61L and 61R that are branched out extend upwards. Figure 9 This allows the wiring section to bend gently while branching into two strands for configuration.

[0202] (11) The loudspeaker assembly 60 includes: a loudspeaker assembly 60R (first electrical component body), disposed above the reinforcing plate 38 and at the same position as the reinforcing plate 38 in the left-right direction; and a loudspeaker assembly 60L (second electrical component body), disposed to the left of the loudspeaker assembly 60. Figure 9 A pair of wiring sections 61L and 61R are respectively connected to the left and right speaker units 60R and 60L. Figure 9 Therefore, the wiring section 61 can be easily connected to the multiple speaker units 60L and 60R above the reinforcing plate 38.

[0203] The implementation method can be modified into various forms. Figure 12A , Figure 12B This is a diagram showing a modified example of the wiring section 61 of the loudspeaker system 6. Figure 12A This is a three-dimensional view taken from the front and slightly above the seat back 3. Figure 12B This is a frontal view. Figure 12A , Figure 12B In the example shown, the length of one of the wiring portions 61 branching into two strands from the left side of the second extension 38c is different from the length of the other. That is, one wiring portion 61R that connects to the speaker unit 62 of the speaker system 6R from the branch 61a is longer than the other wiring portion 61L that connects to the speaker unit 62 of the speaker system 6L. In this way, by making the lengths of one and the other wiring portions 61L and 61R that branch into two strands different from each other, it is possible to prevent the wiring portions 61 from being mistakenly installed on the speaker units 62 of each of the left and right speaker systems 6R and 6L.

[0204] In the described embodiment, a speaker unit is used as an electrical component, but electrical components are not limited to this. For example, other devices that can improve the convenience or comfort of passengers, such as massage devices built into the seat or microphone devices that use sound input to give instructions to various devices in the vehicle, may also be used as electrical components.

[0205] In the described embodiment, the rear seat of a car was used as a vehicle seat, but the vehicle seat is not limited to this. For example, the vehicle seat of the present invention can also be applied to the driver's seat or the front passenger seat of a vehicle, or to seats installed in vehicles other than vehicles.

[0206] The embodiments and variations described herein can be combined arbitrarily, and variations can also be combined with each other.

[0207] According to the present invention, the wiring portion housed inside the seat of a vehicle can suppress bending loads and other effects.

[0208] While the present invention has been described above in connection with its preferred embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that various modifications and alterations can be made without departing from the scope of the claims described below.

Claims

1. A seat for a vehicle, characterized in that, include: Frame section (30), and Electrical component (6) is installed in the frame part (30). The frame portion (30) includes: a frame body (37); and a reinforcing portion (38) for reinforcing the frame body (37). The electrical component (6) includes: an electrical component body (60); and a wiring section (61) connected to the electrical component body (60). At least a portion of the electrical component body (60) is mounted in a manner that overlaps with the frame body (37) and the reinforcement (38) in a frontal view. The wiring section (61) is supported by the reinforcing section (38).

2. The vehicle seat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The reinforcing part (38) is joined to the frame body (37). The wiring section (61) is supported on the reinforcing section (38) at the same position in the vertical direction as the joint between the reinforcing section (38) and the frame body (37).

3. The vehicle seat according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The wiring section (61) is supported by a plurality of support sections (38b1, 38c1, 38d1, 38f1) provided on the reinforcing section (38).

4. The vehicle seat according to claim 3, characterized in that, The plurality of support portions include a first support portion (38b1, 38c1, 38d1) and a second support portion (38f1). The wiring section (61) is supported such that it extends along a first direction via the first support section (38b1, 38c1, 38d1) and extends along a second direction different from the first direction via the second support section (38f1).

5. The vehicle seat according to claim 3, characterized in that, The reinforcing portion (38) includes: a first plate portion (38a) extending in the vertical and horizontal directions; a second plate portion (38f) extending from one end of the first plate portion (38a) along the first plate portion (38a); and a third plate portion (38b, 38c, 38d) extending from the other end of the first plate portion (38a) in the front-rear direction. The plurality of support portions (38b1, 38c1, 38d1, 38f1) are disposed on the second plate portion (38f) and the third plate portion (38b, 38c, 38d).

6. The vehicle seat according to claim 4, characterized in that, The second support (38f1) is located at a different position in the vertical direction than the first support (38b1, 38c1, 38d1).

7. The vehicle seat according to claim 4, characterized in that, The electrical component body (60) is mounted on the front surface of the frame body (37). The reinforcing part (38) is joined to the front surface of the frame body (37) via a plurality of joints (38a1) in such a manner that the front end of the reinforcing part (38) is located further rearward than the front end of the electrical component body (60). The second support (38f1) supports the wiring part (61) so that the wiring part (61) extends in the left and right direction, and is disposed below the electrical component body (60) and above at least one of the plurality of joints (38a1).

8. The vehicle seat according to claim 7, characterized in that, The first support portion (38b1, 38c1, 38d1) includes: a left first support portion (38b1, 38c1), disposed on the left side of the reinforcing portion (38), supporting the wiring portion (61) in a vertically extending state; and a right first support portion (38d1), disposed on the right side of the reinforcing portion (38), supporting the wiring portion (61) in a vertically extending state. Any of the plurality of joints (38a1) is disposed vertically between the second support (38f1) and at least one of the left first support (38b1, 38c1) or the right first support (38d1), and is disposed horizontally between the left first support (38b1, 38c1) and the right first support (38d1).

9. The vehicle seat according to claim 4, characterized in that, The first support portion has: a first end-side first support portion (38c1) disposed at a first end in the left-right direction of the reinforcing portion (38); and a second end-side first support portion (38d1) disposed at a second end in the left-right direction of the reinforcing portion (38). The second support portion (38f1) is disposed above the first support portion (38d1) on the second end side. The wiring section (61) is supported such that it extends vertically via the first end-side first support section (38c1) and the second end-side first support section (38d1), and extends horizontally via the second support section (38f1).

10. The vehicle seat according to claim 9, characterized in that, The wiring section (61) extends to the left and right sides and below the first support section (38c1) on the first end side in the left and right direction, and branches into two strands. The pair of wiring sections (61R, 61L) that are branched out extend upward.

11. The vehicle seat according to claim 10, characterized in that, The electrical component body (60) includes: a first electrical component body (60R), disposed above the reinforcing part (38) and at the same position in the left-right direction as the reinforcing part (38); and a second electrical component body (60L), disposed to the left-right side of the first electrical component body (60R). The pair of wiring sections (61R, 61L) are respectively connected to the first electrical component body (60R) and the second electrical component body (60L).

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