A cover assembly internally supported by a removable irregular object provides a seating apparatus. A top cover and a bottom cover are separated allowing access to the object within. A cushion assembly conforms to the irregular upper surface of the object forming a generally uniform top surface for the cover assembly. Foam structural supports in the corners of the cover assembly provide additional structural support and padding. A back support provides support for a person sitting on the cover assembly.

A vehicle includes a bed that is movable upward from a lowered position where the bed is positioned to receive one or more persons to sleep thereon to a stowed position where at least a portion of the bed is stowed adjacent to a ceiling of the vehicle. The portion of the bed can be at least substantially horizontal and horizontally offset when the bed is in the lowered position and the stowed position. The bed can also be positioned above a seating area in the vehicle and moved upward with one or more screw drive members or one or more straps.

A vehicle includes a bed that is movable upward from a lowered position where the bed is positioned to receive one or more persons to sleep thereon to a stowed position where at least a portion of the bed is stowed adjacent to a ceiling of the vehicle. The portion of the bed can be at least substantially horizontal and horizontally offset when the bed is in the lowered position and the stowed position. The bed can also be positioned above a seating area in the vehicle and moved upward with one or more screw drive members or one or more straps.

The present invention relates to a bed or hammock which comprises four support legs delimiting two longitudinal sides between them, each one of which has longitudinal bars, and two transverse sides which are shorter in length than, and perpendicular to, the previously mentioned sides, a surface element made up of a fabric, mesh, canvas or similar material arranged between the support legs, wherein the legs are made up of a body which comprises lateral faces perpendicular to the side they delimit, respectively, outer faces parallel to the side they delimit, respectively, and an upper face, wherein each longitudinal and transverse bar is fastened to a pair of legs, respectively, by fastening means, and wherein the invention comprises a fastening and/or tensioning device for the surface element on at least one of the longitudinal sides and/or transverse sides.

A bunk bed frame includes a lower bed frame and an upper bed frame. The lower bed frame and the upper bed frame both have four corner legs and at least one pair of middle legs. A rectangular configuration is adapted for a full size mattress. The corner legs and middle legs providing support for the mattress. A middle leg lap vertical splice joint connects the pair of middle legs. The middle leg lap vertical splice joint includes a first lap connection on the upper end of the lower middle leg, a second lap connection on the lower end of the upper middle leg, and a lap interface plane connecting the first and second lap connections.

A bunk bed frame includes a lower bed frame and an upper bed frame. The lower bed frame and the upper bed frame both have four corner legs and at least one pair of middle legs. A rectangular configuration is adapted for a full size mattress. The corner legs and middle legs providing support for the mattress. A middle leg lap vertical splice joint connects the pair of middle legs. The middle leg lap vertical splice joint includes a first lap connection on the upper end of the lower middle leg, a second lap connection on the lower end of the upper middle leg, and a lap interface plane connecting the first and second lap connections.

The present invention provides methods and systems for a stackable leg that includes a foot, a flat flange extending generally upwardly from the foot, a first side flange and a second side flange extending generally upwardly from the foot and flanking the flat flange, wherein the first side flange and second side flange are disposed at an angle compared to the flat flange, and at least one cavity.

The present invention provides methods and systems for a stackable leg that includes a foot, a flat flange extending generally upwardly from the foot, a first side flange and a second side flange extending generally upwardly from the foot and flanking the flat flange, wherein the first side flange and second side flange are disposed at an angle compared to the flat flange, and at least one cavity.

A cover assembly internally supported by a removable irregular object provides a seating apparatus. A top cover and a bottom cover are separated allowing access to the object within. A cushion assembly conforms to the irregular upper surface of the object forming a generally uniform top surface for the cover assembly. Foam structural supports in the corners of the cover assembly provide additional structural support and padding. A back support provides support for a person sitting on the cover assembly.

A mattress support (10) consisting of longitudinal beams (11a, 11b) extending at a distance from each other, transverse beams (12a, 12b) rigidly connected at or near the ends of the longitudinal beams, a flexible support material (14) stretched between the longitudinal beams that is situated at a distance above the underside of the longitudinal beams, and at least one rotatable bracing element (13a, 13b) under the flexible support material surface that is loaded under pressure by the flexible support material surface. The rotatable bracing element can be rotated between an unfolded operational position in which the rotatable bracing element extends downwards at right angles to the flexible support material surface to allow for elastic deformation of the flexible support material surface, and a folded rest position. The rotatable bracing element (13a, 13b) including the rotation means (15a, 15b) can be at least partially enclosed within the space defined between the underside of the flexible support material, the underside of the longitudinal beams and the inner surfaces of the longitudinal beams facing each other.