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.

An indoor tent that is configured to encompass a couch while maximizing viewing angles from inside the tent.

An earthquake protection apparatus and a system thereof. The apparatus includes a U-shaped frame further including a plurality of rods to be attached around periphery of the bed. The apparatus also includes a reinforced material fixed with the rods. The material has a tensile strength enough to bear the weight and slide off any falling debris on any side of the apparatus due to the earthquake. The material is configured to fold and unfold respectively upon triggering of a plurality of motors linked to earthquake detection sensors within the apparatus.

A modular stackable bunk (1) having an elongate base (3), an elongate roof (10), a pair of ends (4, 5) spaced apart by a pair of sides (6, 7), at least partially connecting said base to said roof to form a living space (11). At least one raised portion (12) extends along said base and/or roof and adapted to elevate said base and/or roof away from a floor surface and/or another bunk. Attachment means (13) connect two said bunks together. A digital services package provides digital services to a user of said bunk.

A pop up cover for a crib is provided for providing a safe, comfortable and isolated environment for a child in a crib. The pop-up cover may be made of breathable fabric panels having an integrated frame, for example a flexible frame, which can be folded (collapsed) on itself, for example when folded in specific ways if appropriate force is applied and which keeps the fabric in a taught, open position when unfolded (preventing the panels form falling inwards onto each other). The pop up cover can be lightweight and compact, quick and easy to set up, dark inside and breathable.

The invention is a foldable protective canopy for attachment to a bed, the canopy comprising at least first, second and third generally U-shaped frames including respective ends joined at first and second hinges removably attachable to a bed, the canopy having a deployed position wherein the first and second U-shaped frames extend upwardly and the third U-shaped frame extends horizontally from the first and second hinges, a flexible sheet is secured to the first, second and third U-shaped frames, the sheet forming a top wall and side walls over the patient, the first U-shaped frame defining an opening into the canopy to permit room air to enter the canopy, the canopy including a folded position wherein the first and second U-shaped frames are rotatable about the first and second hinges toward the third U-shaped frame to expose the head of a patient.

An isolation enclosure to contain a person who may have an infectious disease to protect a surrounding population from the infectious disease or to contain a person who may not have an infectious disease to protect the person from a surrounding population who may have the infectious disease. The isolation chamber may be inexpensive, easy to setup, and may be secured to adjacent enclosures. The isolation chamber and adjacent enclosures may comprise the same components.

A cover for an infant confining device having a bottom, four sides, and an open top is described. The cover includes a body formed of a dark stretchable material and having at least one side with a top and bottom portion. The body is configured to stretch around the four sides of the infant confining device such that the top portion extends over the open top and the bottom portion extends to the bottom. The cover includes a roof flap of dark non-stretchable material with four sides. One side of the roof flap is coupled with the top portion of the body while the rest are unattached and larger than the infant confining device. The unattached sides of the roof flap drape over the top portion of the at least one side of the body and respective sides of the infant confining device.

The present invention is a malleable bed cover that transforms a child's bed to resemble a predetermined object such as an automobile, train, boat, fort, airplane, castle, dollhouse, or a white blank cover to create a personalized design. The bed cover changes shape to provide the child with space for imagination play through the use of accessories, markers and attachable toys.

The medical furniture cover includes a plurality of surfaces being formed of a thermoplastic material, the plurality of surfaces including an upper surface and a plurality of side surfaces integral with and extending from the upper surface, the upper and side surfaces being configured to cover corresponding surfaces of a medical furniture. The upper surface is sized to fit the length and the width of the medical furniture, and the cover has an opening opposite the upper surface for fitting the cover over the medical furniture. A periphery of the opening is formed by distal ends of the side surfaces, and an elastic band is attached to the cover and extends along the periphery of the opening for securing the cover to the medical furniture.