Dual blanket and sheet device
OwnerRebecca Porcaroinventor
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Abstract
A dual blanket and sheet device is disclosed which comprises a body component that is configured in a rectangular blanket shape. The body component uses two independent bedding sheets/blankets that are split down the middle and connected at the base. Further, the two independent bedding sheets/blankets allow each partner to adjust the blanket/sheet on their side without disrupting the other partner's blanket/sheet. Thus, the body component is adjustable and comfortable. The body component can be available in many different bed sizes, including queen, king, etc. Further, the body component comprises an outermost heavy cover blanket which contains a button or snap at the top to allow it to be connected. In this way, partners can maintain closeness while in bed.
Claims20
A dual blanket and sheet device that provides a user with a set of bed sheets split down the middle, the dual blanket device comprising:
- a first side further comprising a top surface and a first fastener;
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- a second side further comprising a bottom surface and a second fastener, wherein the first fastener is configured to engage the second fastener.
A dual blanket and sheet device that provides a user with a set of bed sheets split down the middle, the dual blanket device comprising:
- a first side further comprising a top surface and a first fastener;
- and
- a second side further comprising a tab having a bottom surface, and a second fastener, wherein the first fastener is configured to engage the second fastener.
A dual blanket and sheet device that provides a user with a set of bed sheets split down the middle, the dual blanket device comprising:
- a first side further comprising a top surface and a first fastener;
- and
- a second side further comprising a bottom surface and a second fastener, wherein the first fastener is configured to engage the second fastener, and further wherein a bottom edge of the first side is non-aligned with a bottom edge of the second side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.