Sport beds
OwnerPaula Peftoulidisinventor
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Abstract
The present invention 10 discloses various sport-shaped bed designs consisting of a frame 26, mattress 14, motion sensors 32, rechargeable battery cell 36 and dimmer night light 42. The designs have shapes such as a football, baseball, soccer, basketball, and other sport shapes. The bed also comprises storage drawers 28 located in various positions according to the design. Each bed contains battery-operated motion sensors 32 which trigger a night dimmer light 42. When the sensor 32 indicates a child has laid down in the bed, the dimmer 42 responds to the signal and the light 18 goes on. Within a short period of time, the light slowly dims until it is fully out. If the child 12 should sit up, the sensor 32 will react and the light 18 will go on. The mattress 14 fits down inside a recess 16 in the frame 26 and the headboard 20.
Claims12
An apparatus for a bed for a user, comprising:
- a) a molded bed frame, said frame containing a bed;
- b) wherein said bed frame has the shape of a football, having a top side, a bottom side, a front end, a rear end, and a pair of sides, said bed frame forming an enclosure having a plurality of cavities therein, said enclosure having a plurality of support frame members internal therein;
- c) a recess disposed on said top side of said bed frame, said recess being generally rectangular shaped, said recess forming a receptacle;
- d) a headboard disposed on said rear end of said bed frame;
- e) a mattress disposed in said recess for receiving the user, said headboard overhanging a portion of said recess including an area where a pillow is located;
- f) a plurality of storage compartments disposed in said cavities of said bed frame;
- g) a night light disposed on said headboard for providing light to a user, said night light located in an overhead section of said headboard over said pillow;
- h) a pair of motion sensors disposed on said overhead section of said headboard facing said recess for detecting motion of the user, said sensors located on opposite side edges of said headboard with said night light between said motion sensors;
- i) said motion sensors having means for controlling said lights whereby said light can be turned on and off, or, dimmed;
- and,
- j) a source of power for said night light, said motion sensors, and said means for controlling said light.
An apparatus for a bed for a user, comprising:
- a) a bed frame, said frame containing a bed;
- b) wherein said bed frame is rectangular in shape, having a top side, a bottom side, a front end, a rear end, and a pair of sides, said bed frame forming an enclosure having a plurality of cavities therein;
- c) a recess disposed on said top side of said bed frame, said recess being generally rectangular shaped, said recess forming a receptacle;
- d) a headboard disposed at a head end of said bed frame, said headboard comprising a spherical member having the appearance of a baseball and an opening to accommodate the head end of said recess with a section overhanging said recess where a pillow is located, a bat shaped member diagonally arranged behind said spherical member, and a glove shaped member behind said bat shaped member, said headboard thereby consisting of glove, bat and baseball shaped members;
- e) a mattress disposed in said recess for receiving the user;
- f) a plurality of storage compartments disposed in said cavities of said bed frame;
- g) a night light disposed on the overhanging section of said spherical member for providing light for a user;
- h) a pair of motion sensors disposed on said overhead section of said spherical member facing said recess for detecting motion of the user, said sensors located on opposite side edges of said spherical member with said night light between said motion sensors;
- i) said motion sensors having means for controlling said light whereby said light can be turned on and off, or, dimmed;
- and,
- j) a source of power for said night light, said motion sensors, and said means for controlling said light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.