A fixing structure for a cushion layer of a sofa bed is provided. The sofa bed includes a left armrest, a right armrest, and a bed frame. A position of the bed frame is fixedly located between the left armrest and the right armrest, and the bed frame is disposed with an elastic layer and a cushion layer in sequence. The elastic layer includes a plurality of first connecting members spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the elastic layer. A lower surface of the cushion layer includes a plurality of second connecting members spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the cushion layer, and the plurality of first connecting members are connected to the plurality of second connecting members through one or more intermediate connecting members.

Mattress assemblies including at least one encapsulated panel including a layer of fibers and/or foam saturated with a heat absorbing material. The layer is completely encapsulated with a liquid impermeable and flexible material. The heat absorbing material is not microencapsulated.

Mattress assemblies including at least one encapsulated panel including a layer of fibers and/or foam saturated with a heat absorbing material. The layer is completely encapsulated with a liquid impermeable and flexible material. The heat absorbing material is not microencapsulated.

A cushioning system may include sensor strip coupled to a cushion. The sensor strip may include a first textile layer, at least one sensor supported by the first textile layer, a second textile layer superimposed with the first textile layer and covering the at least one sensor. At least a portion of a perimeter of the second textile layer coupled to at least a portion of a perimeter of the first textile layer. The sensor strip may be coupled to the cushion by an anchor. The anchor may include a base positionable beneath the sensor strip, a first wing extending from a first side of the base and coupled to the sensor strip, a second wing extending from a second side of the base opposite from the first side and coupled to the sensor strip, and a fastener configured to removable couple the anchor between the cushion and a cover.

A cushioning system may include sensor strip coupled to a cushion. The sensor strip may include a first textile layer, at least one sensor supported by the first textile layer, a second textile layer superimposed with the first textile layer and covering the at least one sensor. At least a portion of a perimeter of the second textile layer coupled to at least a portion of a perimeter of the first textile layer. The sensor strip may be coupled to the cushion by an anchor. The anchor may include a base positionable beneath the sensor strip, a first wing extending from a first side of the base and coupled to the sensor strip, a second wing extending from a second side of the base opposite from the first side and coupled to the sensor strip, and a fastener configured to removable couple the anchor between the cushion and a cover.

A beadstead has a circumferential main outer frame, a dimensionally stable support element attached or attachable to the main outer frame, a cover surrounding the main outer frame and the support element and having outer edges, a multipart and profiled circumferential retaining strip wrapped by the edges of the cover that are folded over and project beyond the retaining strip for fixation under the retaining strip. The retaining strip extend transversely to a plane of the support and having a first leg projecting parallel to the support, spaced from the plane, and extending below the support. Clips fastened to the outer edges of the cover fit on the first leg to secure the edges to the frame in a desired position.

A four-in-one mattress management system and method is disclosed for facilitating various tasks associated with beds of all sizes including making beds; rotating mattresses; holding a bed skirt in place while a mattress is rotated; installing or removing and re-installing a mattress, for example, in order to replace a bed skirt. The system includes an active mode and a passive mode. In an active mode, all four tasks mentioned above can be performed. A passive mode selectable. In a passive mode, the mattress can be easily rotated in a horizontal plane. During that mode, the system holds down the bed skirt while the mattress is being rotated. In an active mode, the present invention facilitates bed making and thus increases the efficiency of the housekeeping staff leaving more time for the housekeeping staff to attend to the rest of the room. The active mode also facilitates installation and replacement of bed skirts.

A four-in-one mattress management system and method is disclosed for facilitating various tasks associated with beds of all sizes including making beds; rotating mattresses; holding a bed skirt in place while a mattress is rotated; installing or removing and re-installing a mattress, for example, in order to replace a bed skirt. The system includes an active mode and a passive mode. In an active mode, all four tasks mentioned above can be performed. A passive mode selectable. In a passive mode, the mattress can be easily rotated in a horizontal plane. During that mode, the system holds down the bed skirt while the mattress is being rotated. In an active mode, the present invention facilitates bed making and thus increases the efficiency of the housekeeping staff leaving more time for the housekeeping staff to attend to the rest of the room. The active mode also facilitates installation and replacement of bed skirts.

A system is provided for facilitating the lifting and rotation of a mattress with respect to a box spring or platform. The system includes a first and second layer of material attached in a manner to form an expandable air volume. The expandable air volume may be disposed between an underside of the mattress and a top side of the box spring or platform. The system may also include one or more holes and one or more adjustable openings in the first or second layers. The system may also include an air inlet nozzle in fluid communication with the expandable air volume. The expandable air volume may lift the mattress with respect to the box spring or platform under the influence of an external air supply in fluid communication with the air inlet nozzle such that the mattress may be rotated with respect to the box spring or platform.

A system is provided for facilitating the lifting and rotation of a mattress with respect to a box spring or platform. The system includes a first and second layer of material attached in a manner to form an expandable air volume. The expandable air volume may be disposed between an underside of the mattress and a top side of the box spring or platform. The system may also include one or more holes and one or more adjustable openings in the first or second layers. The system may also include an air inlet nozzle in fluid communication with the expandable air volume. The expandable air volume may lift the mattress with respect to the box spring or platform under the influence of an external air supply in fluid communication with the air inlet nozzle such that the mattress may be rotated with respect to the box spring or platform.