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US 6,182,307 B2Granted
Wall mounted headboard for a bed
OwnerJulius Rutrickinventor
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Abstract
A headboard for a bed provided with cleats is removably mounting the headboard on a wall above the bed. The headboard has a frame receiving a paneling with a cane cushion, over which a fabric can be drawn and held in place by adhesive strips on the back of the panel. Swivels can lock the panel in place.
Claims8
A headboard for a bed, comprising:
- a panel formed with a board, a cane cushion on one side of said board, and a strip of adhesive on an opposite side of said board and extending along edges thereof for engagement with a replaceable fabric adapted to be placed over said cushion and folded about said edges onto said adhesive strip;
- a frame receiving said panel and having frame limbs extending along said edges, a ledge upon which said panel is supported in said frame, and an opening bounded by said limbs through which said cane cushion or said fabric is visible;
- a multiplicity of swivels spaced along said limbs and pivotal between positions in which each of said swivels overhangs said strip to retain said panel in said frame and in which said swivels are swung out of engagement with said panel to permit said panel to be removed from said frame;
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- a horizontal cleat on said other side of said panel for mounting said headboard on a wall, said cleat being engageable with a wood bar mounted upon the wall.
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A headboard for a bed, comprising:
- a panel formed with a board, a cane cushion on one side of said board, and a strip of adhesive on an opposite side of said board and extending along edges thereof for engagement with a replaceable fabric adapted to be placed over said cushion and folded about said edges onto said adhesive strip;
- a frame receiving said panel and having frame limbs extending along said edges, a ledge upon which said panel is supported in said frame, and an opening bounded by said limbs through which said cane cushion or said fabric is visible;
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- a multiplicity of swivels spaced along said limbs and pivotal between positions in which each of said swivels overhangs said strip to retain said panel in said frame and in which said swivels are swung out of engagement with said panel to permit said panel to be removed from said frame, said panel is formed with nonadhesive islands along said strip engageable by said swivels in an absence of said fabric for facilitating movement of said swivels between said positions.
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