The rectangular invention will vary in size. The mirror would be enclosed in a vinyl binder with adjustable straps that hook onto the existing headrest posts of a front seat. This would suspend the product down over the back of the front seat and directly in front of a rear seat passengers.
The binder-style holder for the mirror would be designed to fold downward to open up and expose the reflective surface. The outside center edge of the cover would include a Velcro strap for quick and easy attachment when raised. Raising and securing the folding cover in this manner would conceal the mirror.
Additionally, this product could be folded in a manner to stand up alone. It could even include a sliding battery-powered light bar for lighting, providing added convenience and usefulness to the passenger.
In drawing
In drawing
In drawing
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