Bed to a sofa conversion frame with movable back
AssigneeBed To A Sofa Conversion Company, LLC
InventorsBrian Nault, Brandon Kershner
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Abstract
A bed to a sofa conversion frame, without a seating area, a space reserved for the traditional bed, which is a conventional manufactured mattress, or ii) a conventional manufactured mattress and a box spring, or iii) a conventional manufactured mattress and a two rail frame, optionally with a box spring. The bed to a sofa conversion frame includes a backrest, a footer (optional) and a pair of armrests configured to be connected as a solid state and or assembled together to form a sofa frame around a traditional bed, wherein the backrest is movable from a sofa position to a bed position, in order to convert the frame from a sofa configuration to a bed configuration.
Claims11
A stand-alone furniture frame, where the furniture frame is configured to convert a bed into a sofa, the bed comprising a conventional manufactured mattress and a two rail frame with a box spring, where the conventional manufactured mattress is a mattress manufactured for traditional beds and is not configured to be folded when converted into the sofa,
- the furniture frame comprising:
- a backrest;
- a footer;
- a pair of armrests forming a base;
- and
- a space defined by the backrest, footer, and armrests, the space configured to he filled by the bed,
- wherein the backrest, footer and armrests, as a unitary piece or when connected together to form an assembled frame, form a frame configured for surrounding the bed to convert the bed into the sofa such that at least a portion of an upper surface of the bed forms a seating area of the sofa, and
- wherein the backrest is movable from a sofa position to a bed position, in order to convert the frame from a sofa configuration to a bed configuration,
- wherein the backrest comprises a frame and a cushion, wherein the backrest frame, in the sofa configuration, is arranged over the bed, such that the seating area of the sofa is less than the upper surface of the bed, and
- wherein the backrest, in the bed position, has a surface that forms a surface extension of the upper surface of the bed,
- wherein the furniture frame has two short sides, and two long sides,
- wherein the backrest is the only component on the short and long sides of the frame which is movable and forms a surface extension of the upper surface of the bed, and wherein the backrest is located on a long side of the furniture frame.
A stand-alone furniture frame, where the furniture frame is configured to convert a bed into sofa, the bed comprising a conventional manufactured mattress and a two rail frame with a box spring, where the conventional manufactured mattress is a mattress manufactured for traditional beds and snot configured to be folded when converted into the sofa,
- the furniture frame comprising:
- a backrest;
- a footer;
- a pair of armrests forming a base;
- and
- a space defined by the backrest, footer, and armrests, the space configured to be filled by the bed,
- wherein the backrest, footer and armrests, as a unitary piece or when connected together to form an assembled frame, form a frame configured for surrounding the bed to convert the bed into the sofa such that at least a portion of an upper surface of the bed forms a seating area of the sofa, and
- wherein the backrest is movable from a sofa position to a bed position, in order to convert the frame from a sofa configuration to a bed configuration,
- wherein the seating area of the sofa is less than the upper surface area of the bed,
- wherein the furniture frame has two short sides, and two long sides,
- wherein the backrest is the only component on the short and long sides of the frame which is movable and forms a surface extension of the upper surface of the bed, and wherein the backrest is located on a long side of the furniture frame.
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