An inflatable furniture design has a user-interfacing surface, such as the sleeping surface of an air mattress, which includes a breathable multilayer mesh which separates the user from the underlying air-impermeable sheet. The breathable mesh is made from a material such as 3D fabric, which is resiliently deformable while also allowing for airflow through and around the volume of the mesh material of the breathable interface material. When a person contacts the inflatable furniture, her or his body comes into direct contacts with the breathable mesh. The mesh then resiliently deforms such that airflow through and around the mesh is still permitted. This airflow allows heat and moisture from the user to dissipate through mesh of the breathable interface material. This, in turn, enhances the comfort of the breathable mesh, while also reducing the potential for the proliferation of bacteria and mites on the user-contacting surface.

Multilayer material may be made by applying bonding agent to a surface of a first-material and/or a second-material then bringing these materials adjacent to each other to bring the bonding agent into contact with opposing surfaces thereof and feeding the first-material and the second-material with the bonding agent therebetween into a machine to bond the first-material to the second-material to form the multilayer material. A cover for an object used outdoors may be made from a plurality of multilayer panels. A ventilation opening may be formed in a first multilayer panel, the ventilation opening may be covered with a ventilation cover, which may also be a handle, where the ventilation cover shields the ventilation opening from weather and defines walls of a passageway in an exterior space outside the cover, to provide for airflow through the ventilation opening between the exterior space and an interior space within the cover.

The present disclosure provides a memory foam cushion body and a memory foam seat cushion. The memory foam cushion body includes a memory foam main body and supporting silicone. The memory foam main body is provided with an upper surface and a lower surface. The supporting silicone is arranged on the upper surface of the memory foam main body; the supporting silicone is provided with a through hole penetrating through an upper surface and a lower surface of the supporting silicone; and an air layer is formed between the upper surface of the supporting silicone, an inner wall of the through hole, and the upper surface of the memory foam main body.

Provided is a surface covering material such as a sheet for a seat in a vehicle or as furniture, or upholstery for a vehicle, the surface covering material exhibiting high design properties with a sense of depth achieved by an inlay-knitted pattern yarn, while at the same time being capable of suppressing fluff and the pattern yarn from being pulled out even if the surface is rubbed by hard protrusions such as the hook part of a hook-and-loop fastener. This surface covering material is composed of a three-dimensional knitted material comprising: two layers of knitted fabric consisting of a front layer and a back layer; and a joint layer consisting of joint yarns that join the two front/back layers of knitted fabrics together. The surface covering material is characterized in that the front layer knitted fabric has openings and a pattern yarn is inlay-knitted into the openings.

A portable, compactable seating barrier for positioning between a user and a seating surface and with a soft and/or moisture wicking material having a first and second side with one side comprising a non-slip texture on at least a portion thereof, and wherein the material has a first dimension that is in the range of approximately 18 inches to approximately 25 inches in length and a second dimension that is in the range of approximately 18 inches to approximately 25 inches in width and a thickness that is less than ? inch.

A cushion (10) device comprising: a planar support member (20) formed from a resilient material which defines a front (22), rear (24, 64) and two side portions (26) of the support member (20), wherein a recess (40) is provided at the rear (24, 64) portion of the support member (20) at a mid-position between the two side portions (26), and wherein the support member (20) includes two opposing wing members (42) extending laterally into the recess (40) towards the mid-position.

A pillow is provided that includes a back section having opposite front and back surfaces that each extend between opposite top and bottom surfaces. The surfaces each extend between opposite first and second side surfaces. The pillow includes spaced apart first and second arms that each extend outwardly from the front surface. The first arm has an inner surface and an opposite outer surface that is continuous with the first side surface. The second arm has an inner surface and an opposite outer surface that is continuous with the second side surface. The inner surfaces are continuous with the front surface. The top surface and the side surfaces each include a first portion comprising a first material and a second portion comprising a second material that is different from the first material.

A cushion (10) device comprising: a planar support member (20) formed from a resilient material which defines a front (22), rear (24, 64) and two side portions (26) of the support member (20), wherein a recess (40) is provided at the rear (24, 64) portion of the support member (20) at a mid-position between the two side portions (26), and wherein the support member (20) includes two opposing wing members (42) extending laterally into the recess (40) towards the mid-position.

Cushioning elements include a breathable material configured to allow gases to pass through at least a portion thereof, and a plurality of discrete segments of thermoplastic elastomeric gel (gel) heat-fused or otherwise attached to the breathable material. The gel comprises an elastomeric polymer and a plasticizer, with a plasticizer-to-polymer ratio of from about 0.3 to about 50. The plurality of discrete segments defines at least one breathable gap between adjacent discrete segments. Methods of forming cushioning elements include forming a plurality of discrete segments of gel, securing each segment to a breathable material, and providing a gas path through the breathable material and between adjacent segments. Another method includes providing molten gel within a mold, providing at least a second portion of the gel within a permeable material, and solidifying the gel to form discrete segments of gel.

One aspect of an embodiment includes a cushion made up of a spacer mesh fabric core, an outer cover, made from a woven fabric and containing a cushioning material, the outer cover substantially enclosing the spacer mesh fabric core.