Puzzle Pet Mat
OwnerBenjamin E. Braha, Stuart Kesslerinventors
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Abstract
A soft and plush surface, broken into various pieces, is provided for a child to play upon. The soft and plush surface is in the shape of an animal, preferably. The various pieces are of various colors to mimic the fur color pattern a particular animal. A substrate layer is provided underneath the soft and plush surface to anchor the soft and plush surface. A glue layer is positioned underneath the substrate layer to fixedly attached the substrate layer to a foam layer. The present invention is soft and flexible enough to be used as a conventional format, but at the same time, the present invention is rigid enough to be put together like a puzzle.
Claims20
1) A method for deploying a play mat on a floor by a user comprising:
- storing a set, said set containing at least two pieces;
- spreading the set on the floor;
- connecting the set together to form a unitary mat;
- playing on the unitary mat;
- and,
- disassembling the unitary mat into the set.
20) A method for deploying a play mat on a floor by a user comprising:
- storing a set, said set containing at least two pieces;
- spreading the set on the floor;
- connecting the set together to form a unitary mat;
- playing on the unitary mat;
- disassembling the unitary mat into the set;
- wherein the unitary mat has a foam layer;
- wherein the unitary mat has a substrate layer;
- wherein the unitary mat has a plush layer;
- wherein the unitary mat has a glue layer binding a substrate layer to a foam layer,
- further comprising only touching the floor with a foam layer of the set;
- further comprising only sitting on a plush layer of the set;
- further comprising playing sound when all pieces are fully interlocked;
- further comprising playing sound when as one piece is interlocked with another piece;
- further comprising playing sound when all pieces are fully disassembled;
- and,
- further comprising playing sound as one piece is separated from another piece.
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