US20070107134A1 - Heated air mattress - Google Patents
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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- A47C21/00—Attachments for beds, e.g. sheet holders, bed-cover holders; Ventilating, cooling or heating means in connection with bedsteads or mattresses
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Abstract
The heated air mattress includes an inflatable air mattress, a cover and a heating pad. The cover is joined to a top surface of the inflatable air mattress to form a pocket for receiving the heating pad. The inflatable air mattress includes a cavity for receiving a portable air pump, which may be carried with the air mattress for inflating the inflatable air mattress, and further includes an air valve for selective inflation and deflation of the inflatable air mattress. The inflatable air mattress has lateral recesses for receiving a wheel well compartment of a vehicle flatbed, allowing the air mattress to be mounted in a vehicle flatbed, such as in the rear of a pickup truck or sports utility vehicle. The lateral recesses may be releasably filled with filler members, allowing the mattress to be stably supported on a floor or on the ground.
Description
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a heated air mattress that an attachable or built-in heating pad. The heated air mattress is particularly designed for use with a pickup truck, sports utility vehicle (SUV) or for home use, and includes recesses formed in the mattress air mattress for receiving the wheel well compartments of the vehicle.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
- Many vehicles, such as pickup trucks, include flatbeds, which are open containers formed within the structure of the vehicle for carrying cargo. Flatbeds often contain cumbersome protruding wheel well compartments, which reduce the volume available for cargo within the flatbed. Often, drivers who spend a great deal of time on the road, or who use their vehicles for camping and other outdoor-living related activities, attempt to sleep in the flatbeds of their vehicles. The intrusive wheel well compartments can make this difficult, even when a conventional mattress is provided for reception within the flatbed. It would be desirable to provide a mattress specifically shaped and designed for the vehicle flatbed, allowing the user to comfortably use the mattress, despite the presence of the uncomfortable and intrusive wheel well compartments.
- My prior patent, U.S. Pat. No. 5,966,755, issued Oct. 19, 1999, provided an inflatable mattress adapted to fit between the wheel wells of the bed of a pickup truck. However, sleeping space was still restricted laterally by the wheel wells, which protruded through the lateral recesses. Also, while fitted with an inflation valve, the mattress of the '755 patent is not equipped with a compressor. Further, the mattress of the '755 patent does not have provision for providing a heated sleeping surface. Thus, a heated air mattress solving the aforementioned problems is desired.
- The heated air mattress includes an inflatable air mattress, a cover and a heating pad. The cover is joined to a top surface of the inflatable air mattress to create a pocket for receiving the heating pad. The heating pad may be removably received within the pocket or, alternatively, the cover may be joined to the top surface of the inflatable air mattress along the entire periphery thereof, to permanently secure the heating pad between the cover and the top surface.
- The air mattress includes a cavity for receiving a portable air pump, which may be carried with the air mattress for inflating or deflating the inflatable air mattress, and further includes an air valve for selective inflation and deflation of the inflatable air mattress. Both the portable air pump and the heating pad may be connected to the vehicle's battery or may be powered by an external power source, such as portable batteries, depending on the needs of the user.
- The air mattress has lateral recesses for receiving a wheel well compartment of a vehicle flatbed, allowing the air mattress to be mounted in a vehicle flatbed, such as in the rear of a pickup truck, SUV or on a support surface in the home. The recesses do not extend completely from top to bottom, but define ledges above the recesses that sit atop the wheel wells so that the entire space defined by the sidewalls of the truck bed is available for sleeping. An optional filler member may be provided for selectively filling the recess, allowing the mattress to be mounted on a floor, on the ground, or on any other stable, flat support surface.
- These and other features of the present invention will become readily apparent upon further review of the following specification and drawings.
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FIG. 1 is an environmental, perspective view of a heated air mattress according to the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the heated air mattress of the present invention, partially exploded to show details thereof. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a heated air mattress according to the present invention, the heating element and cover being omitted and the mattress being broken away and partly in section to show details thereof. -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the heated air mattress of the present invention, showing a removable heating pad exploded therefrom. -
FIG. 5 is an exploded view of an alternative embodiment of a heated air mattress according to the present invention. - Similar reference characters denote corresponding features consistently throughout the attached drawings.
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FIG. 1 , the present invention is a heated air mattress, designated generally as 10 in the drawings, which is adapted for mounting within the flatbed of atruck 12. The heatedair mattress 10 includes aninflatable air mattress 18 having lateral recesses 20 (only one shown inFIG. 1 , the opposite side of the mattress being symmetrical). Recess 20 receiveswheel well compartment 16, which is disposed overwheel 14 oftruck 12. Therecesses 20 allow theheated air mattress 10 to fit around and over the wheel wells formed in the flatbed oftruck 12. As shown inFIG. 2 , lateral recesses to not extend completely from top to bottom of themattress 18, but define a ledge that sits atop thewheel wells 16 so that the entire space between the sidewalls of the bed of the truck is available for sleeping, instead of only the space between the wheel wells. - As shown in
FIG. 2 , the heatedair mattress 10 includesinflatable air mattress 18, acover 32, and aheating pad 38. When assembled,heating pad 38 is received between thetop surface 34 ofinflatable air mattress 18 and cover 32. As shown, thecover 32 is joined totop surface 34 along at least one edge.Cover 32 may be releasably sealed totop surface 34 along a second edge, through the use of a zipper, a hook and loop fastening material, such as Velcro, or through the use of any other suitable releasable fastener, allowingheating pad 38 to be easily removed from theinflatable air mattress 18 andcover 32. Alternatively,heating pad 38 may be permanently secured toinflatable air mattress 18.Heating pad 38 may be thermostatically controlled, or may be selectively adjusted by the user to produce a desired heat output. -
Inflatable air mattress 18 andcover 32 may be made of conventional vinyl material, nylon or any other suitable pliable durable plastic or other material forming an inflatable bladder, allowing for resilience and comfort wheninflatable air mattress 18 is inflated. Further,heating pad 38 may be any conventional type of heating pad, such as, but not limited to, a standard 12-volt heating pad provided for home use. - As shown in
FIG. 4 ,cover 32 may be joined totop surface 34 along three edges, thus forming anopen pocket 44.Heating pad 38 is removably received withinpocket 44, depending on the needs and desires of the user. Alternatively,cover 32 may be sealed totop surface 34 along the entire periphery thereof, in order to permanently holdheating pad 38 betweencover 32 andtop surface 34.Cover 32 is sealed totop surface 34 through any suitable method, such as, but not limited to, heat sealing. - As further shown in
FIG. 2 , acavity 22 is formed in arear wall 50 ofinflatable air mattress 18. Though illustrated here as being formed in the rear wall, it should be understood that the positioning ofcavity 22 is dependent upon the needs and desires of the user, and the purpose for which the mattress is to be used. Thecavity 22 is sized and shaped to receive aportable air pump 24, for inflatinginflatable air mattress 18.Air pump 24 may be any conventional portable air pump and may be powered by the vehicle's battery, a separate portable battery (as shown in the alternative embodiment ofFIG. 5 , to be described in further detail below), a standard outdoor 110-volt or 220-volt ac power supply, such as are often found in camping grounds and trailer parks, or by any other suitable power source, including any standard indoor or outdoor AC or DC electrical sources. Similarly,heating pad 38 may be powered by the vehicle's battery, by a separate portable battery or by any other suitable power source.Air pump 24 may be fixed withincavity 22, or may be removable, allowing for separate storage and transport. - An
air port 26 is formed inrear wall 50, allowing for the selective passage of air in and out ofinflatable air mattress 18. Anair valve 28 selectively sealsport 26 and allows the user to selectively deflate or inflate theair mattress 18. Valve 28 may be a standard Boston-type valve, or any other suitable, user-adjustable fluid valve. Acap 30 is provided for coveringvalve 28, thus preventing accidental leakage of air throughport 26 andvalve 28. - Although
cavity 22 andport 26 are shown as being formed inrear wall 50 ofair mattress 18, it should be understood thatcavity 22 andport 26 may be formed through any suitable portion ofair mattress 18, depending upon the needs and desires of the user. In the preferred embodiment,cavity 22 andport 26 are formed inrear wall 50 in order to provide easy access thereto when heatedair mattress 10 is received in the flatbed of a pickup truck, such as that shown inFIG. 1 . Preferably,air pump 24 andvalve 28 are positioned adjacent one another, though the positioning ofair pump 24 andvalve 28 are dependent on the needs of the user.Port 26 may, alternatively, be formed withincavity 22, allowing for direct connection betweenair pump 24 andvalve 28. - As shown in the cut-away view of
FIG. 3 , a plurality ofcollapsible columns 40 are disposed withininflatable air mattress 18 and form baffles. Each collapsible column has an upper end and a lower end, with the upper end of eachcolumn 40 being sealed totop surface 34, and the lower end being sealed tolower surface 42.Columns 40 provide additional support for the user and may be covered springs, air cylinders, inflatable cylinders, plastic coils or any other suitable deformable supports.Rings 36 may be formed wherecolumns 40 are sealed totop surface 34 andlower surface 42, thus providing a design or pattern in the outer surfaces ofinflatable air mattress 18.Columns 40 provide both additional support and additional stability to the mattress when the mattress supports a load, such as the weight of the user. - In the embodiment of
FIG. 5 ,heated air mattress 100 includesinflatable air mattress 18 havinglateral recesses 20, as described above, formed therein,heating pad 38 and releasable cover 32, similar to those shown in the embodiment ofFIG. 2 .Mattress 100, however, includes afiller member 110, selectively and releasably received withinrecess 20. If the user chooses to useheated air mattress 100 in an environment other than in the flatbed of a vehicle, such as on the ground or on a floor, thefiller member 110 can be used to cover, fill and sealrecess 20, providing additional support for the user andmattress 100.Filler member 110 may be separately inflatable, in a similar manner toinflatable air mattress 18. - In addition, in the embodiment of
FIG. 5 , acavity 150 is formed inrear wall 50 for receiving anair pump module 120. Theair pump module 120 includes anair pump 140, similar to theair pump 24 of the embodiment ofFIG. 2 , but further includes an attachedair valve 130. Asecondary air valve 160 is further provided inrear wall 50, allowing for connection to a second source of pressurized air. - Further, user-
selectable indicia 170 may be imprinted on the exterior ofair mattress 18, as shown.Heated air mattress 100 also includes acavity 190 formed insidewall 46, which receives a removable andreplaceable battery pack 180.Battery pack 180 provides optional additional power toheating pad 38 and may further be used for poweringair pump 140 ofmodule 120. -
Heated air mattress 10 may be sized and contoured for reception in any suitable vehicle, withrecesses 20 specifically being shaped to receive a particular type ofwheel well compartment 16. Alternatively, as shown inFIG. 5 ,heated air mattress 100 may be used with any suitable support surface, such as a floor or on a box spring, rather than being placed in a vehicle.Recesses 20 may be contoured to receive any formation provided in a support surface, may be filled withfiller members 110, or may be removed altogether for the mattress to be used on the floor or ground.Filler members 110 may be manufactured together with the mattress in order to size and shapefiller members 110 to matchrecesses 20, providing a mattress that appears to be a conventional mattress to the observer. Similarly, theseparate elements - It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, but encompasses any and all embodiments within the scope of the following claims.
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1. A heated air mattress, comprising:
an inflatable air mattress having a top surface and a bottom surface, the mattress having lateral recesses formed therein extending from the bottom surface towards the top surface and defining a ledge over the recesses, the air mattress being dimensioned and configured for placement in a vehicle flatbed with the recesses disposed, over wheel wells protruding into the flatbed;
a cover attached to the inflatable air mattress and extending over the top surface of the inflatable air mattress; and,
a heating pad disposed between the cover and the top surface of the inflatable air mattress.
2. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 1 , wherein said air mattress has a pump cavity defined therein, the heated air mattress further comprising an air pump disposed in the pump cavity.
3. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 1 , wherein said inflatable air mattress has a port formed therein for selective inflation and deflation of said inflatable air mattress.
4. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 3 , further comprising an air valve selectively sealing said port.
5. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 4 , further comprising a cap member selectively covering said air valve.
6. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of collapsible columns disposed within said inflatable air mattress, each of the columns having an upper end and a lower end, said upper end of each said collapsible column being secured to the top surface of said inflatable air mattress, the lower end of each of the columns being secured to the bottom surface of the inflatable air mattress, the collapsible columns providing support for the top surface.
7. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 1 , wherein said cover and the top surface define a pocket removably receiving said heating pad.
8. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 1 , wherein said cover is attached around the entire periphery of the top surface of said air mattress, sealing the heating pad therebetween.
9. The heated air mattress according to claim 1 , further comprising a pair of inflatable filler members dimensioned and configured for filling the lateral recesses defined in said air mattress, the filler members being removably disposed in the recesses in order to support the ledges when the recesses are disposed over a flat surface.
10. A heated air mattress, comprising:
an inflatable air mattress having a top surface and a bottom surface;
a cover attached to the inflatable air mattress and disposed over the top surface of the inflatable air mattress; and,
a heating pad disposed between the cover and the top surface of the inflatable air mattress.
11. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , wherein said mattress has a pump cavity defined therein, the heated air mattress further comprising an air pump disposed in the pump cavity.
12. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 11 , wherein said mattress has a battery cavity defined therein, the heated air mattress further comprising a power battery disposed within said battery cavity for powering said air pump.
13. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , wherein said inflatable air mattress has a port formed therein for selective inflation and deflation of said inflatable air mattress.
14. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 13 , further comprising an air valve selectively sealing said port.
15. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 14 , further comprising a cap member selectively covering said air valve.
16. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , further comprising a plurality of collapsible columns disposed within said inflatable air mattress, each of the columns having an upper end and a lower end, the upper end of each of the columns being secured to the top surface of said inflatable air mattress, the lower end of each of the columns being secured to the bottom surface of said inflatable air mattress, the columns providing support for the top surface.
17. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , wherein said cover and the top surface define a pocket removably receiving said heating pad.
18. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , wherein said cover is attached around the entire periphery of the top surface of said air mattress, sealing the heating pad therebetween.
19. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 10 , wherein said inflatable air mattress has a pair of lateral recesses formed therein extending from the bottom surface towards the top surface and defining a ledge over the recesses, the air mattress being dimensioned and configured for placement in a vehicle flatbed with the recesses disposed over wheel wells protruding into the flatbed.
20. The heated air mattress as recited in claim 19 , further comprising a pair of inflatable filler members dimensioned and configured for filling the lateral recesses defined in said air mattress, the filler members being removably disposed in the recesses in order to support the ledges when the recesses are disposed over a flat surface.
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