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US 9,179,790 · App. 14/233,818 · Granted Nov 10, 2015

Household linen for a double bed

Inventor: Solange Messina (Levallois-Perret, FR)
A47G9/0261A47G9/023A47G9/0238
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Patent No.
US 9,179,790
App. No.
14/233,818
Granted
Nov 10, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

The invention relates to a household linen for a double bed with two elongated panels ( 2.3 ) that: are linked in at least one region, called the foot, (Rp) intended to be located at the foot end of the bed, are free relative to each other on the major portion of their length up to a head edge (Bt) located opposite the foot region (Rp) and partly overlap at a central longitudinal region (Rm) of the linen, so that the width (I l ) of the linen is less than the sum of the width (Ip) of the two panels ( 2,3 ), the middle region extending between the foot region (Rp) and the head edges (Bt), characterized in that each overlapping region (Rc) of each panel ( 2,3 ) is separated from the foot region by a cut-out ( 15 ) substantially transverse to a longitudinal axis of the household linen (M).

Claims (19)

1. Household linen for a double bed with two elongated panels that:

are linked in at least one region, called the foot, intended to be located at the foot end of the bed,

are free relative to each other on the major portion of their length up to a head edge located opposite the foot region, and

partly overlap at a central longitudinal region of the linen, so that the width of the linen is less than the sum of the width of the two panels, the middle region extending between the foot region and the head edges,

wherein each overlapping region of each panel is separated from the foot region by a cut-out substantially transverse to a longitudinal axis of the household linen.

2. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein the foot region of the panels are separable and are connected by detachable connecting means.

3. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 2 , wherein the detachable connecting means comprise stringers hook for cooperation with fastener stringers loop.

4. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein the foot region of the panels form a single foot panel, so that the elongate panels are not separable.

5. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 wherein each overlapping region has a width, measured from an inner longitudinal edge of the corresponding panel and the inner longitudinal edge of the other panel, of at least 15 cm.

6. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein the length of each panel measured from the transverse head edge and the transverse foot edge is at least 150 cm.

7. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein the width of the linen measured between the outer longitudinal edges of the panels is at least 120 cm, each panel having a width, measured from the outer longitudinal edge and its inner longitudinal edge, greater than or equal to 80 cm.

8. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein the two panels each comprise complementary demountable joining means located at the overlapping region for joining them.

9. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 8 , wherein the demountable joining means comprise flexible fabric links.

10. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 8 , comprising demountable joining means near the head end of the panels.

11. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein each panel forms a bag adapted to receive a feather bed, a blanket, or a quilt.

12. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 11 , wherein the two panels each comprise, beyond the foot region and the opposite to the head edge, an extension E which is separated from the foot region by an inner cut-out and an outer cut-out.

13. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 12 , wherein the extensions have respective dimensions less than or equal to those of the corresponding foot region.

14. Household linen for a double bed according to claim 1 , wherein each panel is at least partly made of a textile or an assembly of thick textile, blanket type or padded fabrics.

15. Household linen according to claim 1 , wherein each panel comprises a single thickness of a fabric.

Priority Claims (1)
FR 11 02229 · Jul 18, 2011 · national
Continuity (1)
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