Combination bed and lounge assembly
AssigneeSears, Roebuck and Co.
InventorHenning J. Speyer
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Abstract
A combination bed and lounge assembly formed of three bed units of different heights. The bed units are adapted to be arranged so as to serve as a three tiered lounge appropriate for daytime use and to be moved apart in separated relation to serve as three separate bed units appropriate for nighttime use.
Claims4
A combination bed and lounge assembly comprising first, second and third bed units, each having an occupant supporting member, the supporting member of the first bed unit being highermost, the supporting member of the second bed unit being below the supporting member of the first bed unit and the supporting member of the third bed unit being below the supporting member of the second bed unit, whereby in a lounge mode an end portion of said second bed unit is received in the space under the supporting member of said first bed unit and an end portion of said third bed unit is received in the space under the supporting member of said second bed unit which is remote from the first bed unit, with said second bed unit being disposed at a right angle to said first bed unit and the third bed unit being disposed at a right angle to said second bed unit and parallel to said first bed unit and forming a three tiered lounge assembly, said bed units being independently manually separable for sleeping purposes.
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