FI109449B - Arrangement by pillow, mattress or similar - Google Patents

Description

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This invention relates to an arrangement in a cushion, a mattress, or the like, and to a lesser extent, an arrangement which makes it possible to obtain a cushion, a mattress or the like.

Pillows, mattresses and the like, all of which have in common the fact that they are at least occasionally overweight, which tends to alter the shape of the pillow or the like, are well known for many different shapes. It will be appreciated that the conventional solution is a bag-like, usually closed, solution with a suitable padding to form a base of suitable thickness and suitably soft or hard, then used for any part of the body.

15 There are numerous ways to ensure that the pillow or the like stays in its pattern. One way is to select the appropriate filler material and execute it with a specific design. This usually does not bring good results over a longer period of time, but the cushion or the like becomes deformed and uncomfortable over time.

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Various compartmenting methods are also known for keeping a pillow or mattress pattern * · f / desired. The usual solution is one with a cushion or mattress thickness * '*. the stitches extending across the stitches to prevent its surface tissues from separating beyond the desired maximum distance. * * ;;; has also been used for this purpose. 25 tissue-type means for bonding the surface fabrics to each other.

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In the cases described above, the end result is better than in single volume solutions. The disadvantage, however, is that especially in pillows do not. ·; ·. the edges, which are subject to particularly heavy stress, still remain in the pattern. 30 longer, but the edges are reshaped and in particular they flatten with time.

• »» • ···; It is an object of the present invention to provide a cure for the aforementioned * · · · * disadvantages and to provide a solution to a cushion, mattress, or the like that prevents distortion of the edges to a very high degree and also easily corrects the contour later when needed.

The foregoing and other advantages and advantages of the present invention have been achieved by the method, the features of which are set forth in the appended claims.

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawing, which illustrates an embodiment of the invention in a cushion in sectional view.

The figure thus shows a cross-sectional view of the edge of the pillow or mattress. The cushion or the like is thought to be in its normal use, i.e., on a substantially horizontal surface. The cushion 1 consists of a suitable material, in particular a bag 2 made of fabric, of which only a portion is shown here. The bag 2 is suitably filled with a filling material, which is usually a suitable fibrous material.

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The arrangement according to the invention consists of a support 3 in a pillow 1 or the like, which may be a fabric, such as a fabric, or other bandage, and which connects the topsheets 2, 2 'of the bag to each other so that their maximum distance from each other is limited. The second part of the arrangement consists of a support 4 substantially transverse to the previous support, which connects the support 3 and a fabric 2 "or similar covering the side of the pillow or mattress.

'' The structure described above has proved to be very good in practical tests, as it is stable and easy to design for individual needs. Pillow or similar ;;; 25 1 can and often includes a flip-open zipper, velcro, or the like to cause the cushion to open, thereby reducing or adding fill or fluff. According to an embodiment of the arrangement according to the invention ..., the portion of the cushion divided by the support 4 comprises a zipper 5, 5 'opening on both sides or the like, wherein a different amount of padding> · · · · for the user to select the receive side of a harder or softer, higher or lower head alusen.

It is obvious that the arrangement according to the invention can be implemented in many ways by using flexible or non-flexible supports 3 and 4 according to practical needs. 3 Distance of the support 3 to the cushion or the edge of the corresponding one may vary as desired. Likewise, the position of the support 4 may be in the center of the cushion, but also, if desired, at a position other than the center position.

In addition to the arrangement described above, other known means for providing a constant shape can be used in the cushion according to the invention. As mentioned above, these may include stitches or supports on other parts of the pillow or mattress. Shaped bag 2 and other conventional means may also be used to ensure the desired result.

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Claims (6)

1. Arrangement for cushions, mattresses or the like, especially for pouring its edge molds, wherein the cushion or the corresponding article has a pouch-shaped cover (2) and stuffing material therein, ooh a support (3) which joins the upper or lower tissue (2, 2 ')' 'of the pillow or corresponding article and which, in the usual use of the pillow or corresponding article, is vertically, and a second, joined to the pillow's side edge (2 ") (4), characterized in that the support (4) is connected between the side edge of the pillow and the support (3) to connect them to each other. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the supports (3, 4) consist of 5 tissues such as fabric between said parts. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the supports (3, 4) is a knitting. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the support (4) is substantially in the middle of the cross-section of the pillow (1) or the corresponding article. Arrangement according to any of the preceding claims, characterized by requesting j of the cushion or the corresponding element, which the support (4) parts, edge sections have a separate zipper (5, 5 ') or the equivalent for securing a separate entrance to the departments. Arrangement according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the supports (3, 4) are tissues which do not materialize substantially. 20) I II »