Multi position foot rest
AssigneeGulfstream Inc.
InventorMinh Sang Tran
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Abstract
An apparatus for use by a seated person includes a pad for each leg, having a base and an end and, in use: a first position exists that has the base is proximal and the end is distal to the seat and the pad extends horizontally from base to end; a second position with the end is proximal to and the base is distal to the seat and the pad extends horizontally from base to end; a third position with the base is proximal and the end is distal to the seat and the end is elevated above the base; a fourth position with the end is proximal to and the base is distal to the seat and the end is elevated above the base, the pads being positioned such that when similarly positioned, the pads are spaced apart in the direction between the ischial bones of the person.
Claims7
An apparatus for use by a two-legged person and with a foot spa subassembly, the subassembly including a seat and a bowl, the bowl being disposed beneath the seat and adapted for receiving water, the seat and bowl being adapted such that the feet of the person can, in use, be immersed in water in the bowl while the seat is operatively occupied by the person, the apparatus comprising:
- a pad provided for each leg of the person, the pad being positioned in use such that the bowl is disposed between and beneath the seat and the pad, the pad having a base and an end and having, in use:
- a first position wherein the base is proximal to the seat, the end is distal to the seat and the pad extends substantially horizontally from the base to the end;
- a second position wherein the end is proximal to the seat, the base is distal to the seat and the pad extends substantially horizontally from the base to the end;
- a third position wherein the base is proximal to the seat, the end is distal to the seat and the end is elevated above the base;
- a fourth position wherein the end is proximal to the seat, the base is distal to the seat and the end is elevated above the base,
- the pads being positioned relative to one another such that, in use, when the pads are in the same position, the pads are spaced apart from one another in the same direction as that which defines the space between the ischial bones of the seated person.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.