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App. No. 17/145,660

FURNITURE OBJECTS FOR STORING FOLDABLE BEDS

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App. No.
17/145,660
Abstract

A chest configured to transition between an open position and a closed position may include a front panel, side panels and a top panel, the front panel including a first and second portions, the side panels including first and second sub-side panels, the first portion of the front panel being hingably connected to a base of the chest, and the second portion of the front panel hingably connected to the first portion of the front panel and fixed to the first sub-side panels, wherein the second portion of the front panel is stored within an enclosure formed by at least the first portion of the front panel, the side panels and the top panel when the chest is in the closed position, and the first portion and the second portion of the front panel form a portion of a sleeping platform when the chest is in the open position.

Claims (4)

1 . A chest configured to transition between an open position and a closed position, the chest comprising:

a front panel, side panels and a top panel, the front panel including a first portion and a second portion, the side panels including first sub-side panels and second sub-side panels, the first portion of the front panel being hingably connected to a base of the chest, and the second portion of the front panel hingably connected to the first portion of the front panel and fixed to the first sub-side panels, wherein

the second portion of the front panel is stored within an enclosure formed by at least the first portion of the front panel, the side panels and the top panel when the chest is in the closed position, and

the first portion and the second portion of the front panel form at least a portion of a sleeping platform when the chest is in the open position.