JPH0537814Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to an invention that prevents comforters from slipping off from bedmats, mattresses, etc.

[Prior art] When placing a bed mat or mattress on the floor or tatami mat, the comforter may slip off while sleeping.
Feeling cold in bed or having difficulty falling asleep is a common experience in everyday life. For this reason, for example, fences are set up around bed equipment, poles are erected, and ropes are passed around to prevent people from falling, as well as to prevent comforters from falling off. If a barrier is provided, it is inconvenient to enter and exit the facility, and it is especially difficult for the sick, elderly, and young people to use the facility.

Furthermore, FIG. 1 shows a treatment situation using a potential (electric field) treatment device A, in which a person M enters the electric field formed between one main electrode a and the other counter electrode b, and the treatment is performed. It is being done.

Here, E is a power source, c and c' are connection cords, 1a is a bed mat, 2 is a blanket, and P is a pillow.

At this time, if the comforter 2 falls off the bedmat 1a and touches the floor, there is a risk of electrical discharge occurring. Considering these circumstances, it is important to prevent the comforter from slipping off when sleeping on a bed mat or mattress, and there are appropriate measures to prevent it from falling off. is necessary.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] The purpose is to prevent comforters used while lying down from falling off bedmats, etc., and to take health and safety measures when sleeping or receiving treatment.

[Means for solving the problem] An L-shaped fixing piece is installed on the side of the bed mat or mattress so that a comforter, blanket, etc. can be secured to the bed mat or mattress. , a structure of sleeping equipment that prevents a quilt or the like from falling, characterized in that one of the fixing pieces is inserted through a ring-shaped fixing band provided directly under the bed mat, mattress, etc. do.

[Function] It can prevent blankets and the like from slipping off bedmats and mattresses, making it an easy and convenient sleeping tool. In particular, when a human body touches the fixed piece, the fixed piece moves together with the bed mat, etc., so the impact of the human body touching the fixed piece is alleviated, and the fixed piece does not come off from the bed mat, etc. This fixed piece will not fall off the bed.

[Embodiment] Fig. 2 shows a bed device 1 of this invention, and a bed mat 1a on this bed device 1 has an annular fixing band 3 attached to the back side of the bed mat 1a. 4 is an L-shaped fixing piece.

Although the position and number of fixing bands 3 may be set as appropriate, it is convenient for a person to enter and exit the bed device 1 if they are provided appropriately at a position corresponding to the lower half of the body.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3a, one of the L-shaped fixing pieces 4 is inserted into the fixing band 3 as an insertion piece 4a, and the bed mat 1a is placed on the bed base 5. Then, the upright piece 4b of the fixed piece 4 is brought into the upright state.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a frame-shaped side edge that is integrated with the bed base 5.

Comforter 2 is attached to bedmat 1 as shown in the diagram.
Since it is in contact with the upright piece 4b of this L-shaped fixed piece 4 that stands up on the side edge of a, it prevents it from slipping down.

When a human body touches the fixing piece 4 as shown in FIG. 3b, the bed mat 1a moves side by side with the bed mat 1a as shown in the figure.
This fixed piece 4 moves together with the human body, and when the human body leaves the fixed piece 4, the fixed piece 4 returns to its original position. Therefore, even when a human body comes into contact with the fixing piece 4, a shock can be avoided. The fixed piece 4 does not come off the bed mat 1a, and the fixed piece 4 does not fall off the bed 5.

The fixing piece 4 is made of a suitable material such as wood, plastic, or metal.

[Effects of the invention] Since the comforter used while lying down does not fall off the bed mat, etc., it is effective in terms of health and safety when going to bed. Even if the human body touches the fixed piece, the fixed piece moves together with the bed mat, etc., so the impact of the human body touching the fixed piece is alleviated, and the fixed piece does not come off from the bed mat, etc. This fixed piece will not fall off the bed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the bed state in potential (electric field) treatment, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the bed device of this invention, and Figures 3a and 3b are partially enlarged explanatory diagrams of Figure 2. It is. 1...Bed device, 1a...Bed mat, 2
...Kitchen, 3...Fixed belt, 4...Fixed piece,
M...person, A...potential treatment device, 5...bed.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In order to secure a comforter, blanket, etc. to a bed mat or mattress, an L-shaped fixing piece is installed on the side of the bed mat or mattress, and one of the fixing pieces is attached to the bed mat or mattress. A sleeping utensil that prevents a comforter from falling, characterized in that it is inserted through a ring-shaped fixing band provided directly under the mattress.