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US 2021/0330550 A1Published application
Hot Stone Placement Pad Systems and Methods
OwnerJacqueline Bellinventor
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Abstract
A hot stone placement pad includes a number of retaining pockets, each configured to hold a corresponding stone during a session, wherein substantially all of the retaining pockets face inward toward the central axis of the pad such that the pad may be grasped at opposite ends and lifted from the client's body while the stones remain in their respective pockets. The dimensions of the pad and the positions of the retaining pockets may be scaled to the client's body size.
Claims16
A hot stone therapy pad comprising:
- a fabric panel having a first surface, a second surface, and a central axis;
- and
- a plurality of retaining pockets provided on the first side of the fabric panel for holding corresponding hot stones, each of the retaining pockets having an opening;
- wherein the opening of each of the retaining pockets faces inward toward the central axis.
1 more element
A method of providing hot stone therapy to a client, the method comprising:
- providing a fabric panel having a first surface, a second surface, a central axis, and a plurality of retaining pockets provided on the first side of the fabric panel for holding corresponding hot stones, each of the retaining pockets having an opening facing inward toward the central axis;
- placing the fabric panel on a surface of the client;
- heating a plurality of stones;
- and
- placing the plurality of stones in respective retaining pockets of the fabric panel.
2 more elements
A hot stone therapy kit comprising:
- a fabric panel having a first surface, a second surface, a central axis, and a plurality of retaining pockets provided on the first side of the fabric panel for holding corresponding hot stones, each of the retaining pockets having an opening facing inward toward the central axis;
- a plurality of stones configured to fit within the retaining pockets of the therapy pad.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.