Mattress with removable top
AssigneeDreamwell, Ltd.
InventorsMichael S. Defranks, Kurtis A. Ling, Joyce A. Handley, James R. Peavyhouse, Ruben M. Ortiz
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Abstract
A mattress is constructed from a mattress body having an upper and a lower deck, which is preferably pervious to moisture and air. A removable panel, which includes a top layer of breathable fabric, a bottom layer of a fabric that forms a moisture barrier, and a batting layer, is placed on at least the upper deck of the mattress body. The removable panel is removably attached along the perimeter of the deck or decks by a fastener, such as a zipper. The panel can be removed from the deck for cleaning and folded and secured by the fastener in an inverted configuration, with the top layer facing outward.
Claims21
A mattress comprising
- a mattress body having an upper deck and a peripheral edge encircling the upper deck;
- a removable panel having a top surface and disposed on the upper deck of the mattress body with the top surface exposed, said removable panel having a layer of breathable fabric, a moisture barrier layer, a batting layer and a flame retardant fabric layer;
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- a fastener for removably attaching the removable panel to the mattress body in a first configuration and having a means for joining at least two sides of the removable panel, in a second configuration wherein, the at least two sides of the removable panel are fastened together in an inverted configuration, with the top surface facing outwardly.
A removable panel for use with a mattress or cushion, comprising
- a layer of breathable fabric, a moisture barrier layer, and a batting layer,
- a flame resistant material incorporated therein to resist combustion, and
- a fastener for removably attaching the removable panel to the mattress body in a first configuration and having a means for joining at least two sides of the removable panel, in a second configuration wherein, the at least two sides of the removable panel are fastened together in an inverted configuration, with the top surface facing outwardly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.