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US 2017/0290440 A1Published application
Safety Bed Cover
OwnerDavid Haynesinventor
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Abstract
A cover for beds includes a cover with a structural profiles formed by perimeter or otherwise rail aspects such as a top rail aspect, bottom rail aspect, lateral rail aspects, geometrically designed to create desired profiles and/or profiles that form its shape and design. Rails aspects may be made from plastic, foam and/or the like that change the shape and the design can be arranged to achieve desired functional objectives and may be designed to fit hospital bed, any mattress or child mattress. The cover is complemented by a material that may be removed, replaced and/or added to another material.
Claims18
A cover for beds comprising:
- a cover with a structure formed by optional perimeter rails affecting profiles and/or the like that make up the shape and the design of the cover, top, bottom, foot and left and right side perimeter rails secured onto the cover provides various combinations of profiles from various materials such as;
- folded fabrics, foams, plastics and/or the like, having in the optional top aspect, a raised aspects and/or the like which contains the whole top aspect, a bottom aspect, and side aspects which form collectively, the perimeter support rail aspects;
- perimeter support rails collectively or in some combination provide various profiles, and/or the like, that form the shape and the design of the cover;
- the base aspect made from a initially flat part, may conform to the surface below same, has in the top and bottom aspect of the cover various optional side rails that make up the resulting desired profile, whose shape, and design, may act as an support barrier for movement along one of more raised top, bottom, and lateral aspects about the cover;
- the cover is complemented by materials of foam, plastic, synthetic or organic materials and/or the like, has various walled geometrically dimensional aspects and/or like which may be removable in some embodiments.
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