System for preventing sheet slippage, method for preventing sheet slippage
OwnerArnold M. HERSKOVICinventor
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Abstract
The invention provides a system for preventing sheet slippage having a sheet retention device configured to at least partially underlie mattress having a first flat member having a first surface; at least one second flat member attached to the first flat member having a second surface, where the first and second flat members have a closed configuration where the first and second surfaces oppose each other, an open configuration where the first and second surfaces are perpendicular to each other, and an infinite number of positions in between the open and closed configurations; and at least one retaining member in communication with the first surface. The invention also provides a method for using the invented system for preventing sheet slippage.
Claims19
A bed sheet retention device configured to at least partially underlie mattress, the device comprising:
- a) a first flat member having a first surface;
- b) at least one second flat member having a second surface, and wherein the first member communicates with the second flat members in a closed configuration wherein the first and second surfaces oppose each other, in an open configuration wherein the first and second surfaces are perpendicular to each other, and an infinite number of positions in between the open and closed configurations;
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- c) at least one sheet retaining member in communication with the first surface.
A method for preventing slippage of bedsheets comprising:
- installing at least one sheet retention device such that the sheet retention device reversibly receives a portion of bed sheet, wherein the portion of bed sheet overlays a mattress.
The method of claim 111 wherein the second flat member is in hinged communication with the first flat member and the retaining member comprises a flat substrate having a first end which communicates with the second surface and a second distal end, wherein the second end is wider than the first end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.