Towel retainer headrest device
OwnerWarren F. Molee, Howard Onginventors
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Abstract
A towel retainer headrest device (10) comprising a structure (12) for supporting a head/neck of a person. A facility (14) is for securing in a removable manner the supporting structure (12) to a top tubular frame portion (16) of a lawn/beach chair (18), while holding a draped towel (20) in place on the lawn/beach chair (18). When the person sits on the towel (20) on the lawn/beach chair (18), the head/neck of the person can rest comfortably on the supporting structure (12).
Claims6
A combination towel retainer and headrest comprising:
- a) a lawn/beach chair having a top, horizontally extending member and a towel draped over said member and extending along said chair;
- b) means mounted on said chair for holding said towel in place and providing support for the head and neck of a user comprising a single piece cylindrical cushion having a longitudinal aperture extending therethrough and an extended longitudinal slit extending outwardly from said aperture to an exterior surface, said cushion being mounted on said chair member with said aperture enclosing said member and towel draped thereon, said slit enclosing a portion of said chair and towel extending from said chair member;
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- c) means for providing tension on said towel and chair to hold said towel in place comprising an insert clip having a shape which corresponds to and lines said longitudinal aperture and slit and having outwardly curved flanges.
The method of retaining a towel on a lawn/beach chair and supporting the head and neck of a user, said chair having a top, horizontally extending member, comprising the steps of:
- a) draping a towel over said member;
- a) mounting a headrest on said member for enclosing and holding said towel on said member, said headrest comprising a single piece cylindrical cushion having a longitudinal aperture extending therethrough and an extended longitudinal slit extending outwardly from said aperture to an exterior surface, said cushion being mounted on said chair member with said aperture enclosing said member and said slit enclosing a portion of said chair extending from said chair member;
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- c) applying tension to said towel and chair to hold said towel in place by inserting a clip having a shape corresponding to said aperture and slit into said longitudinal aperture and slit, said clip having outwardly curved flanges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.