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WO/1999/058025A1 |
A support assembly (1) for a bed comprising rails (2), slats (3) and, preferably, a brace (120). The support assembly is constructed to maximise strength whilst minimising weight of the bed and may preferably be assembled $i(in situ) wit...
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WO/1999/055201A1 |
An assembly (80), comprising a first support structure (81) having a first removable support member (25') and a first plurality of slats (41) supported for receiving and supporting a first body supporting element, a second support struct...
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WO/1999/044476A1 |
A connector (10), for removably securing a mattress (18) to a mattress supporting bed frame (22), that is provided a length that is sufficient to allow one to pull the mattress (18) from a first position in which it is fully supported on...
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WO/1999/039612A1 |
Known bedframes, which are composed of a support frame and a slat bedspring, are difficult and expensive to produce and they are bulky to convey. The present invention provides for the production of a support frame and a bedspring in a s...
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WO/1999/030593A1 |
A bed frame center support assembly (22) comprising a pair of parallel cross support members (24a, 24b) extending between two opposed side rails (16) of a bed frame (10), a center support member (26) extending between the cross support m...
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WO/1999/020158A1 |
A structural frame (10) having laterally extending L-shaped braces (24, 26) for reinforcing resilient and non-resilient bedding foundations.
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WO/1999/017635A1 |
A storage system for sheeted objects such as clothes, including a storage unit (1), formed of a first component (2) and a second component (3), and a rail assembly (17) which includes a main rail (17a) and an extension portion in the for...
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WO1999009863B1 |
An adjustable collapsing cot is disclosed which can be utilized in numerous situations including evacuations and military operations. The cot includes an outer frame member and an inner frame member which are both preferably divided into...
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WO/1999/015126A2 |
A bed having a foot prop (56) on a adjustable length deck foot section (52) and a mattress (20) with a length and thickness adjustable foot section (16) and a thickness adjustable heel section. The adjustability of the deck (10) and the ...
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WO/1999/005941A2 |
The bed frame (10) includes a base frame (12) and an articulating upper frame (40). The base frame (12) includes a head end, a foot end, and oppositely disposed, longitudinally extending sides. The articulating upper frame (40) comprises...
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WO/1998/034518A1 |
The invention relates to a height-adjustable bed (10) comprising several supporting legs (32, 34) which are fitted with castor wheels (44) and which can be linearly displaced along guiding elements (22, 24) of a bed frame (12). The inven...
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WO/1998/024344A1 |
The invention relates to a seat that can be converted into a bed, wherein the seat (9) and the backing upholstery (7) are interconnected by an armature fitted with connecting rods (4, 5), by means of which the seat upholstery (9) can be ...
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WO/1998/016143A1 |
The wooden bed frame shown in the figure is designed to reduce the effect of the House Dust Mite upon a sleeper allergic to such Mites. The bed incorporates a number of features each of which contribute to reduce asthma attacks for sleep...
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WO/1997/040723A1 |
A pantographic support control mechanism (10) for use with furniture includes one or more pantographic linkages (16). The or each linkage (16) is mounted between a forward end (104) and a rearward end (26, 106). Extension of the linkage(...
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WO/1997/039659A1 |
A device for at least one person with adjustable seat depth, adjustable back-rest inclination and storage space for bed-clothes, which in its unfolded state serves as an orthopedic bed whose weight-bearing frame which is separable from t...
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WO/1997/038606A1 |
This invention concerns a two-support mezzanine made accessible by a slanted support structure (access stair 5) which gives onto a platform secured at the opposite end by a transverse anchoring beam (1). A built-in reading lamp can be in...
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WO/1997/034513A1 |
In a hydraulic lifting-lowering-system for a working table, a couch or lying furniture or another heavy object, the height level or position it is frequently desired to adjust or change, said system comprising a predetermined amount of h...
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WO/1997/018736A1 |
An improved bed rail bracket (10) for securing a bed rail (20) in one of at least two vertically spaced positions. The bed rail bracket (10) includes at least one integral vertical flange (40) that extends rearward perpendicularly from t...
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WO/1996/032870A1 |
A bed comprising a second connecting member (9), and a second base bar (11) which swingably supports a bed frame body having a first panel (4) and a second panel (5) in a manner to make a height of the bed frame body from a floor surface...
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WO/1996/029916A1 |
A back support (1) is installed on a bed base (2) beneath a mattress (3). The support has a frame of steel tube (4) and a number of straps (5) extending between the side members (6, 7) of the frame. The straps extend laterally, that is c...
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WO/1996/029970A1 |
A bed comprises an exterior frame and an interior frame. The exterior frame comprises opposite first and second end boards (12, 14) positioned at the head and the foot, respectively, of the bed, two elongate side members (72, 74, 82, 84)...
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WO/1996/026659A1 |
A bed foundation (10) comprises a pair of parallel spaced side rails (12) with ends connected by corner braces (22) to the ends of parallel, spaced cross rails (14) thereby defining a rectangular box frame (26). Upwardly facing edges of ...
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WO/1996/017158A1 |
A multicylinder engine exhaust manifold system comprises a first manifold (24) having branches (22) leading from individual exhaust ports (20) of the engine to a downpipe (26), and a second manifold (34) for interconnecting the exhaust p...
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WO/1995/031171A1 |
A bed, especially an invalid's bed, consists of a bedstead (1), preferably with castors (12) and an adjustable-height section (2) with a preferably movable frame. To obtain a simple structure for such a bed with an attractive outward app...
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WO/1995/024880A1 |
An adjustable articulated bed (300) manufactured in seven components for packing in three boxes for transport. The components can be snap-fit together for assembly and disassembly. The bed includes a bed frame (302), a power module or ca...
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WO/1995/024879A1 |
An adjustable bed (80) including a bed foundation assembly (84) having a body member (88) and a separate head member (86), a mattress (90), an electric motor (92) coupled to the head member (88), and a support frame (82) which supports t...
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WO/1995/021598A1 |
A high-low base (12) including a lower frame member (121) supported upon a floor, an upper frame member (122), and an elevation assembly (123) for variably elevating the upper frame member (122) in height above the lower frame member (12...
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WO/1995/022006A1 |
A fastening element (28) for joining a rod-shaped building element (16) to a plate-like building element (10) has two retaining rings (22, 24) that engages into two retaining grooves (18, 20) provided in the rod-shaped building element (...
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WO/1995/003767A1 |
The invention relates to a patient bed comprising castors (1) resting against the floor, legs or a base frame, and a bed framework (2) and a mattress (3), said mattress further comprising a number of elongated mattress elements (3', 3'',...
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WO/1994/024905A1 |
An inclinable bed headboard (23) having a headboard panel (2) and means (1) selectively supporting the panel (2) in a substantially vertical position and in an inclined position, characterised by inclination means (1) having first and se...
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WO/1994/024441A1 |
A connection between furniture legs is obtained by means of a pullrod (5) which is axially mounted in furniture legs (1, 2). Pointed screws (11) in bushes engage depressions in the rod (5) in order that tightening causes both joining and...
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WO/1994/022349A1 |
An extensile bed unit is disclosed. The unit is made of two or three pantograph units (1, 2, 13) to which slats (4), supporting rods (6) and castors (8) are fixed. The unit is attached to an appropriate surface by end brackets (9, 10, 11...
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WO/1994/019995A1 |
A self standing supporting structure (28) and method for use in providing sleeping and/or resting accommodations in a limited space area such as in a college dormitory, a medical institution, a prison and in other areas. The structure is...
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WO/1994/020405A1 |
The disclosure relates to a lifting apparatus comprising a first scissor pair (20) formed by first arms (22a, b) which are rotatably journalled in one another in a journal (24), and a second scissor pair (21) formed by second arms (23a, ...
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WO/1994/014359A1 |
The invention concerns an element to be placed on or in mattress (3) or cushions units (4) for persons who need to lie on an orthopaedic surface, and which is provided with connected horizontal flexible slats (1). The slats (1) are conne...
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WO/1994/009685A1 |
A bed wherein the height can be easily and reliably changed in several stages with a simplified construction. A base part (1) is rotatably provided with a supporting link (20) and a receiving link (28) slidably housing therein a slider (...
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WO/1994/009687A1 |
A flexible foam material (26) is utilized in a method to restore sagging articles of furniture (10) to their original shape. Preferably, the furniture is a mattress. The flexible foam material (26) is injected into the core (16) area of ...
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WO/1994/008543A1 |
An adjustable bed (10) includes a base frame (12), a mattress frame, and linkage for mounting the mattress frame for relative movement with respect to the base frame (12). A mechanical jack (68) is operatively connected to the base frame...
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WO/1994/000040A1 |
A bed (1) capable of being converted between a two-single-bed arrangement and a double bed arrangement, the two-single-bed arrangement being a generally double bunk with one bunk located above the other, said bed (1) comprising a framewo...
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WO/1993/013282A1 |
The proposal is for the arrangement of a bedroom for the accommodation business. The head end of the bed area (30) is against a wall (14) with a window in it and extends across the entire width between the two sidewalls (16) and (18) adj...
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WO/1992/019134A1 |
The rectangular frame (1) of a folding bed is composed of two substantially symmetrical elements (2, 3) interconnected by hinges (4) on the symmetry plane located between the narrow sides (6) of the bed frame (1) so that the elements may...
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WO/1992/001411A1 |
Bed totally made in lacquered cast iron steel, without any wood, supported by a sole resting on a sole point, from which four leaf springs depart which support the orthopedic bedspring, two of these leaf springs are bent at the head crea...
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WO/1991/018540A1 |
A folding lounger with a frame having parallel longitudinal elements (1, 2, 31, 32) each of which is provided with two hinges (3, 4, 33, 34) defining a central portion (35) forming the seat to which are hinged folding legs (38, 39). The ...
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WO/1991/015140A1 |
Prior art reclining and/or seating furniture is usually designed for permanent installation. In order to provide reclining and/or seating furniture which may easily be transported and assembled and collapsed as required, the longitudinal...
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WO/1991/010386A1 |
A bed headboard having a headboard panel (33) and means supporting the panel in a substantially vertical position and in at least one inclined position, the supporting means comprising mounting means (19) adapted to be secured at the end...
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WO/1991/001669A1 |
Framework, especially for furniture and other fittings and specifically for beds, but also for e.g. car seats. The framework comprises a frame (1) having a plurality of interconnected frame members (2), said frame preferably being adapte...
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WO/1990/015555A1 |
A bed frame (1) consisting of two U-shaped end sections (2) interconnected by side bars (3) with slats (4) forming a furniture bottom. The side bars being provided, on the interior side (10), with through recesses (11) for housing said s...
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WO/1990/001912A1 |
The problem of preventing snorers from snoring has so far been tackled by placing appliances in direct contact with the body. This makes it impossible for the sleeper to relax. By means of a flat mattress support (8) which can be pivoted...
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WO/1990/001885A1 |
A bunk bed frame (10) of two rigid members (12, 13) has parallel spaced midportions (16, 17) for partially bounding an upper sleeping surface. Each midportion (16, 17) is connected to first (20, 21) and second (24, 25) end portions, the ...
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WO/1990/000874A1 |
A furniture base, e.g. a bed base consists of two side beams (1, 2) which are held apart by means of one or two sheets e.g. of cardboard (3, 4) which lie above and below a layer formed of expanded honeycomb material (5), and two beams. T...
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