A headboard assembly for a modular bed frame assembly includes a support bracket and a headboard. The support bracket includes an upper attachment structure and a lower attachment structure. The headboard is removably coupled to the support bracket at the upper attachment structure. The support bracket is configured to be removably coupled between two laterally adjacent planar members of the modular bed frame assembly by the lower attachment structure.

The disclosed apparatus, systems and methods relate to stackable, foldable beds. The modular, stacking and folding have folding legs and couplers and can be stacked into a column for compact efficient storage or rapidly deployed in the event of need. The beds provide a temporary storage solution and can have a variety of additional components for use in hospital settings.

A patient transport apparatus comprises support structure. The support structure comprises a base, a support frame, and a patient support deck. A headboard and a footboard are coupled to the support structure. The support frame comprises a head section and a body section, the body section coupled to the patient support deck. The patient support deck comprises a patient support surface capable of articulating relative to the support frame. The head section is movable relative to the body section to define first and second configurations of the support frame, the support frame having a first footprint in the first configuration and a second footprint, smaller than the first footprint, in the second configuration.

A headboard includes a first headboard, a second headboard, a third headboard, and a fourth headboard. The first headboard includes a first panel and a first accommodating groove formed on a back of the first panel. The second headboard is detachably connected to the first headboard and includes a second panel and a second accommodating groove formed on a back of the second panel. The third headboard is detachably connected to one side of the first headboard and/or the second headboard. The third headboard defines a third accommodating groove. The fourth headboard is detachably connected to the other side of the first headboard and/or the second headboard. A size of the first accommodating groove is same as a size of the second accommodating groove. A size of the third headboard is mirror-symmetrical to a size of the fourth headboard.

A chest may be configured to transition between an open position and a closed position, the chest including an enclosure configured to store a foldable mattress supported by a sleeping platform when the foldable mattress is in an unfolded state. The chest may include a top panel, a front panel, and side panels, the top panel configured to be manually lifted off of the chest to form a lower portion of the sleeping platform.

The present invention relates to a bed frame of a canopy style construction typically found in a home setting integrating assistive components therein, exemplary assistive components optionally including one or more of a trapeze device, a balance pole and an assist rail, and also wherein there is an option that the assistive components to be selectably concealed. The frame has four corner posts, two longitudinal rails and two lateral rails. A cross-brace and two longitudinal braces are provided for supporting a trapeze assembly. An integrated night stand having an integrated assist rail that moves from a storage position to a deployed position is provided. An integrated balance pole with a top piece and bottom piece, and a base, is provided. Structures can be provided for concealing the assistive components when they are not in use.

A headboard assembly for a modular bed frame assembly includes a bracket and a headboard. The bracket includes an upper attachment structure and a lower attachment structure. The headboard is removably coupled to the bracket at the upper attachment structure. The bracket is configured to be removably coupled between two laterally adjacent planar members of the modular bed frame assembly by the lower attachment structure. At least one of the upper attachment structure or the lower attachment structure of the bracket defines a generally C-shaped section.

A collapsible headboard includes a left headboard, a right headboard, and a middle filling part between the left and right headboards. Respective fronts of the left and right headboards and the middle filling part are provided with cushions. A front of the collapsible headboard is connected with a headboard covering located on outer sides of the cushions. Backs of the left and right headboards are provided with at least one transverse connecting rod. The transverse connecting rod is connected to the backs of the left and right headboards and the middle filling part. The collapsible headboard can be assembled and disassembled easily.

A ventilator headboard apparatus is a modular air handling and filtration device used to recirculate and filter a volume of air. A chassis supports at least one mounting panel, a supply plenum, and a cover plate to manage the atmosphere at the head of a patient's bed, i.e., at the headboard. A plenum space is formed between the supply plenum and the cover plate, across the mounting panel. A pressurized conduit is connected between the supply plenum and an air handling unit, arranging the air handling unit in fluid communication with the plenum space directly, and the atmosphere around a patient's head by extension. With operating energy supplied by a power supply, the air handling unit is used to operably intake or exhaust air across the cover plate according to user configurations and situational requirements.

The present disclosure describes methods and apparatus for a modular headboard that is assembled by magnetically coupling of a plurality of magnetic mounting units to one or more magnetic base boards. The present disclosure also describes a set of pre-formed liners designed to maintain the cleanliness of the floor of an automobile, the sheets comprising adhesive regions and, in some embodiments, a textured region on the top surface of the sheets.