Bed hood
OwnerAmos Kleininventor
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Abstract
A protective hood for individuals positioned in hazard areas is provided that comprises a constant hood structure having an opening, wherein the hood structure is configured to accommodate a portion of a bed that partially protrudes through the opening; a closing board outwardly connected to the hood structure and positioned opposite the opening; and a movable portion sleeved juxtaposed to the constant structure, wherein the movable portion is configured to move relative to the constant structure so as to elongate the constant structure from a first position in which the movable portion is fully adjacent to the constant structure and a second position in which the movable portion is extended outwardly beyond the opening so as to cling to the closing board and form a protected and secure inner space.
Claims16
A protective hood for a bed comprising:
- a stationary hood structure having an opening, wherein the stationary hood structure is configured to accommodate a portion of the bed that partially protrudes through the opening;
- a closing board outwardly connected to the stationary hood structure and positioned opposite the opening;
- a movable portion sleeved juxtaposed to the stationary hood structure, wherein the movable portion is configured to move relative to the stationary hood structure so as to elongate the stationary hood structure from a first position in which the movable portion is fully adjacent to the stationary hood structure and a second position in which the movable portion is extended outwardly beyond the opening so as to cling to the closing board and form a protected and secure inner space;
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- a sliding mechanism configured to allow the movable portion to slide between the first position and the second position, wherein the sliding mechanism is connected between the stationary hood structure and the moving portion and wherein the sliding mechanism comprises a rail and corresponding wheels that slide along each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.