Head support
OwnerPatricia A. Varsinventor
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Abstract
A head support for a beauty parlor sink includes an elongated flexible band of water resistant material having apertures proximate its opposite ends, a cord extending through said apertures, and hooks attached to the opposite ends of the cord for engaging upper edges of the sidewalls of the sink.
Claims3
A head support for use with a sink having a pair of opposing sidewalls and a front wall connected to and extending transversely between the sidewalls, the front wall having at least a portion of its upper edge disposed below the upper edges of the sidewalls, said head support consisting of an elongated flexible band of water impervious plastic material having a substantially uniform thickness and apertures proximate its opposite ends, said band having a length substantially greater than its width and substantially less than the transverse dimension of the sink as measured between the upper edges of the sink sidewalls, and means for releasably attaching said band to the sink between the sidewalls and below the level of the upper edges of the sidewalls in suspended relation to the sink and consisting of length of flexible cord extending upwardly through said apertures and having a central portion thereof extending between said apertures and disposed below and adjacent the lower surface said band and means for releasably securing the opposite end portions of said cord to the upper edges of the sidewalls and consisting of a pair of hooks, each of said hooks, being secured to an associated free end portion of said cord.
The combination comprising a sink and a head support releasably secured to said sink, said sink having a pair of transversely spaced apart sidewalls and a front wall integrally connected to and extending transversely between said sidewalls and having at least a portion of its upper edge disposed below the upper edges of said sidewalls, said head support consisting of a generally rectangular band of flexible water repellent material, said band having perforations therethrough and primary axes of flexure extending transversely of its longitudinal axis said band having a pair of apertures located generally on its central longitudinal axis, proximate its opposite ends, said band having a length substantially shorter than the width dimension of the sink as measured between the upper edges of the sidewalls, an elongated cord extending upwardly through said apertures and having a central portion extending between said apertures adjacent the lower surface of said band, and hooks tied to the opposite ends of said cord, each of said hooks releasably engaged with an upper edge of an associated sidewall and maintaining said band in suspended relation to the sink below the upper edges of said sidewalls and above the bottom surface of said sink.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.