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US 2010/0299835 A1Published application
Anatomical massage table
OwnerAdelaide Andrewsinventor
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Abstract
A massage table has a table top with a padded upper surface and support frame which supports the padded table top in a raised, generally horizontal orientation. The padded upper surface can support a male or female user in a face down, prone position on the surface, and has a first, female anatomical recess and a second, male anatomical recess. The female and male recesses are designed to receive anatomical protuberances on the female and male body, respectively, when lying face down on the table.
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A massage table, comprising:
- a table top having a padded upper surface, a lower surface, a first end, a second end, and opposite sides;
- a support frame which supports the padded table top;
- the padded upper surface being adapted to support a male or female user in a face down, prone position on the surface;
- the table top having at least a first, female anatomical recess which extends at least partially through the table top from the upper surface, and a second, male anatomical recess which is spaced from the female anatomical recess and extends at least partially through the table top from the upper surface;
- the female anatomical recess being adapted to receive the breasts of a female lying face down on the upper padded surface;
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- the male anatomical recess being adapted to receive the genital region of a male lying face down on the upper padded surface.
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A massage table, comprising:
- a table top having a padded upper surface, a lower surface, a first end, a second end, and opposite sides;
- a support frame which supports the padded table top;
- the padded upper surface being adapted to support a user in a face down, prone position on the surface;
- the table top having at least one opening spaced between the ends and adapted to receive a protruding part of the body of a user lying face down on the padded upper surface.
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