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US1062499A
US1062499A US72623112A US1912726231A US1062499A US 1062499 A US1062499 A US 1062499A US 72623112 A US72623112 A US 72623112A US 1912726231 A US1912726231 A US 1912726231A US 1062499 A US1062499 A US 1062499A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
    • A47C23/00—Spring mattresses with rigid frame or forming part of the bedstead, e.g. box springs; Divan bases; Slatted bed bases
    • A47C23/12—Spring mattresses with rigid frame or forming part of the bedstead, e.g. box springs; Divan bases; Slatted bed bases using tensioned springs, e.g. flat type
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  • My invention relates' to bed "bot-tomsof the kind provided with aflexibleimember of wire, rope,or the like,hereinafter 'conveniently described as a cable and which is normally'maintained under ltension forithe purpose of supporting the mattress and relatedV parts of the bed.
  • vMy invention further comprehends a bed bottom provided'iwith improved mechanism
  • My invention also coinprehends an improved casing, mounted telescopicallyj in position, for the My invention' likewise contemplates quite a number lof distinct improvements related to' bed bottoms ciency" thereof.
  • Figure 1' is a plan view ofthe bed'bottom complete
  • Fig. 2 isa entary section, taken on the. line 21-2of .ig..1 looking 'in 'casing 11 having the direction of the-arrow; and fragmentary section' on :the line -3--3-'01 Fig'.
  • a substantially semi-cylindrical form is v ⁇ provided with flanges 12 integral therewith and 11 is made of spring More particularly stated, invention bed bottom in which a single at will the tension of the cable.
  • Figs is a' cable 25.
  • l also place spacing sleeves 13l and extending through these' sleeves are bolts or rivets 14.
  • the spacing sleeves 13, together with the square portions 7 of the bars ,5, maintain the angle bars 8 at a uniform distance from each other throughout their entire length.
  • rollers 23 have more'or less tendenc-1:10; ,turn at times', as hereinafter explained, vthe shaftsv 23 roll slightly in relationt'o the ianges 9, against which they are 4constantly pressed' -by the tension of the If for' any reason displacedand the operatorwishes to space them properly, he merely slides the casing 11 in the general direction of its length so Aas to uncover the rollers and hel then adjustts or spaces the lattenby hand after which he replaces the casing 11.

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J. H. PIELERT.
BED BOTTOM.
APPLIUATION FILED 00T. 1v, 1912.
' JoiN H. PIELERT, orjias'NGIEs, MARYLAND.
' nisiaisofrroiii.'
To all 'whom it may concern.: y 1 Y l Be it known that l, JOHN H. Premier, a
` citizenof the United States, and a resident of Bengies,
.y for varying v lan A increasing'the e Aes contempla-tes a in 'the county' of Baltimore and State of Maryland, have invented certain new and useful Improvements-in -BedfBottoms, of which-thel followingis a specifica-v tion. v
My invention relates' to bed "bot-tomsof the kind provided with aflexibleimember of wire, rope,or the like,hereinafter 'conveniently described as a cable and which is normally'maintained under ltension forithe purpose of supporting the mattress and relatedV parts of the bed.
cable is extended back and forth lengthwise 'or crosswise of thebed bottom, and in which v the tension of the cable is distributed and equalized automatically;
vMy invention further comprehends a bed bottom provided'iwith improved mechanism My invention also coinprehends an improved casing, mounted telescopicallyj in position, for the My invention' likewise contemplates quite a number lof distinct improvements related to' bed bottoms ciency" thereof. Reference is made to the accompanying drawing forming a art of-*thi's 'specification, and in whichf li e lett/ers indicate like parts.
Figure 1'is a plan view ofthe bed'bottom complete; Fig. 2 isa entary section, taken on the. line 21-2of .ig..1 looking 'in 'casing 11 having the direction of the-arrow; and fragmentary section' on :the line -3--3-'01 Fig'.
1 looking in the direction ofthe arrow.`
I provide a pair of 'tubular 'sleeves 4- and into each of Vthese-I telescopically'" fit twofvhars 5, each bar 5 being providedwith a threaded portion 6 fand 'with 'a square por-'- ytion 7. Enga'gingopposite sides of the square portions 7 are vangle bars 8 provided with flanges' 9 extending outwardly there from, as will be. iind erstood from Fig. 2; The angle bars 8 are secured to the square portions 7 by aidofbolts or rivets' 10.'
a substantially semi-cylindrical form is v`provided with flanges 12 integral therewith and 11 is made of spring More particularly stated, invention bed bottom in which a single at will the tension of the cable.`
.purpose of.V housing the ten sion rollers used in connection with the cable.
enerallys'for the-'purpose of t sion upon the adjacent springs 16 is varied Figs is a' cable 25.
'in alinementwith each` ysion of the various springs ae'piieafimiiiied october i7, isis. .serial No. 726,231."
A metaland so formed that it may be slid or telescoped onto the flanges '9 .by `pushing .end wise'against it, the-parts being otherwise in the relati-ve'positions indicated in Fig. 2. Between the angle bars 8, l also place spacing sleeves 13l and extending through these' sleeves are bolts or rivets 14. The spacing sleeves 13, together with the square portions 7 of the bars ,5, maintain the angle bars 8 at a uniform distance from each other throughout= their entire length.
AAt each end of each sleeve 4 and encircling the-adjacent portions .of the bars 5, Iv
spacing place annular-'washers 15. Engaging these Washers are spiral compression springs 16 and engaging these springs are washers 17 vheldvin position underinore or less tension by rotary nuts 18 .which are mounted upon Athe threaded portions 6. I provide a nmber of'rollers 21 groove 22. and carrying a stub shaft 23., this -eachhaving a peripheral stub shaft extending' axially through the roller and being rigid relativelyto the same -so that each roller with its stub shaft acts as 1 unit. Between the anglebars' is a space l -24 into which the rollers 21`extend' for av slight distance. The cable is shown at 25 and is secured. at its ends by loops 26 which extend through holes 27)in,one of the angle bars 8. i
V'Vhenever the nuts' are turned, 'the y ten-v the cable 25 is tightthe vcase may be, ac-
` and 'as the rollers 23 have more'or less tendenc-1:10; ,turn at times', as hereinafter explained, vthe shaftsv 23 roll slightly in relationt'o the ianges 9, against which they are 4constantly pressed' -by the tension of the If for' any reason displacedand the operatorwishes to space them properly, he merely slides the casing 11 in the general direction of its length so Aas to uncover the rollers and hel then adusts or spaces the lattenby hand after which he replaces the casing 11.
- The operation of my device is asvfol- -lowsz-The l parts being' arranged and assembledas above described, and the ten- 16 being addirection in which the nutsY the rollers -21 become 45- 'sioning said` rods-relntiyely tofsaidos'leeves",
justed by rotating the nuts 18, thevbed bot-A tom in its entirety is placed.Withina-bedf frame land employed in 'substantiallythe sume Way as any other bed bottoni providedV with mspring surface. Suppose'nov'v' thfatA -one person only occupies the bed,` no metter'- which side of the bed the person 0'ccupie-s l -the tension upon all parts `of the cable 2 5 will, be substantially. uniform,- 'If no'w'fanf" theA bed, there is no tendenc-ygfo' prtions of the. en blcj to-bzig as isbusuiilly the case.i myv devie one' person '1j ng side o f the bed'niy cause't e` ad) tionsof `theca'b'lc 25 Ito brig. sli" .ht/ l2q another* personf occup'ylirig Eth' the bedwill 'cause -O' cable 25 tobegfslightl I' that the ggregate- Weigh sons `resting upon differen avoids the usual tendenc o ging effect of thekin s hammock. No matteifupon the bed .a personflies, "'theJbagoin 'ing effect is thesunigfldfi two upon different portions-'f he 'e' vtinctl pockets Or .baggingkp thus formed. The' -sulft. Y. is -fort of the'v sleeper'. oifslee'pe enhanced. l l ,-v-f' -I- do'not limit myselffte the,` struction shown` :uidparticule-r y;
rrangenient of the' frame portion device and fthe'-extensionofftheffcable siigle'"direction1 :Neither do H to `the use of 4any s p'ecifed 11n the 'entire'.devicel'maymembers "each extending from n, iod'fcarried threaded portions, springs dispsed between s zti'dzxutfs' and 'said sleeves -frthe .purpose of; tensining lsaidfbffufs` relatix'fyA .to said other person occupies lar'iothei portion .ingresa-nde cable'eXtendi-nglfrorone of'said 'by one sleeve to a rodv carrieiffby other;
sleeve, and :i cable extending from one of Sidmembeis'to another.
, 50 device of the chartcterdescribed members', :rollers 8 5,
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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2604843A (en) * 1950-04-22 1952-07-29 Charles J Davis Gridiron or broiling rack
US2672123A (en) * 1952-03-03 1954-03-16 Ernest J Berscheit Animal restraining device
US3025866A (en) * 1960-03-21 1962-03-20 Maurice M Cockrum Fabric awning and stretcher therefor

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2604843A (en) * 1950-04-22 1952-07-29 Charles J Davis Gridiron or broiling rack
US2672123A (en) * 1952-03-03 1954-03-16 Ernest J Berscheit Animal restraining device
US3025866A (en) * 1960-03-21 1962-03-20 Maurice M Cockrum Fabric awning and stretcher therefor

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