Bed wedge
OwnerBrent A. Mohr, Edward Peisnerinventors
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Abstract
A triangular prism-shaped wedge, fashioned of a sturdy foam core with soft and malleable properties, fashioned to occupy the space that commonly exists between the head of a mattress and the wall or headboard that the mattress is binding against. It is configured to occupy this space, aided via the force of friction, to ensure that items such as pillows, remote controls, and other bedside items do not fall behind the mattress, and onto the floor. It may be configured with an assortment of interchangeable pockets, as well as an embedded stereo speaker system.
Claims6
A device for a bed comprising:
- a triangular prism shape, said triangular prism shape having a first triangular end and a second triangular end;
- wherein said first triangular end and said second triangular end are isosceles triangles, and
- further comprising a set of rubber lateral slats, in communication with said triangular prism shape.
A device for a bed comprising:
- a triangular prism shape, said triangular prism shape having a first triangular end and a second triangular end;
- wherein said first triangular end and said second triangular end are isosceles triangles;
- and
- further comprising at least one pocket on said triangular prism shape, said at least one pocket configured to hang freely off the side of said triangular prism shape.
A method of using a device for a bed, comprising:
- frictionally forcing a first side of a shape against a mattress against a mattress;
- frictionally forcing a second side of the shape against a wall or a headboard;
- allowing shape to compress against the mattress and the wall or the headboard to hold the shape firmly in place between the mattress and the wall or the headboard;
- and thus,
- creating a barrier between the mattress and the wall or the headboard.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.