Portable confinement apparatus
AssigneeHKD Solutions Limited
InventorsHeather LING, Derek RICHARDSON, Scott LING
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AssigneeHKD Solutions Limited
InventorsHeather LING, Derek RICHARDSON, Scott LING
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A portable confinement apparatus having an enclosure for confining a person upon a mattress. The enclosure is formed of a flexible material having a base face, at least four side faces and a roof which define a void, with a pocket for the mattress. A frame has four base members arranged in a rectangle with two bridge members, arranged over the base members. At least part of each base member is integrally secured to the base section and at least part of each bridge member is integrally secured to the roof section. The enclosure is provided with at least two closable openings on different sides. An opening may extend into the roof section. Support struts and a stabilisation system are also described to increase stability and prevent tipping. Members may be telescopic to increase the portability of the apparatus.
A portable confinement apparatus for confining a person upon a mattress, the apparatus comprising an enclosure formed of a flexible material adapted to receive a mattress, the enclosure having a base face, at least four side faces and a roof which define a void, and a frame formed of elongate resilient members, the frame having at least two base members arranged parallel to one another at a pre-determined distance, at least two bridge members, arranged parallel to one another at a pre-determined distance, each bridge member having a first end and a second end such that each first end is coupled to a first base member and each second end is coupled to a second base member, wherein, at least part of each base member is integrally secured to the base section and at least part of each bridge member is integrally secured to the roof section and the enclosure is provided with at least two closable openings with a first closable opening formed on a first side and a second closable opening formed on a second side.
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