Pillow securing device
OwnerCarrol Goss, Karla Whiteinventors
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Abstract
A pillow securing device for releasably holding a pillow in position on an elevated surface comprising a plurality of straps with one end attached to a connector ring and a clasp secured to the other end of each of the straps so that in use at least one of the straps is secured by means of the clasp to the pillow and at least one of the straps is secured by means of the clasp to the elevated surface. The straps may have varying lengths and adjustment means.
Claims20
A pillow securing device for holding a pillow in place on an elevated surface, said pillow securing device comprising:
- a connector;
- a plurality of straps, wherein each of said straps has a first end and a second end and said first end of each of said straps is attached to said connector;
- and
- a plurality of clasps, wherein said clasps are attached to each of said second ends of said straps,
- wherein at least one clasp is secured to said elevated surface and at least one different clasp is secured to said pillow so as to hold said pillow in place on said elevated surface, and wherein said clasps have a sufficient size and shape, so as to be readily grasped and rotated.
A device for releasably holding a pillow in position on an elevated surface, said device comprising:
- a ring;
- three straps, each of said straps having a first end and a second end, wherein each of said first ends of said straps is attached to said ring;
- and
- three clasps, each having a loop end and a clip end, wherein said loop end of each clasp is attached to said second end of one of said straps, wherein at least one of said clip ends is adapted to be releasably attached to said pillow and at least one of said clip ends is adapted to be releasably attached to said elevated surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.