A cushion for a piece of furniture or a pillow includes a cushion core and an exterior cover at least partially surrounding the cushion core. The cushion core comprises a cushion wrap surrounding a filler, which may be foam or fiber or down or any known filler. The cushion wrap is at least partially made of fabric having a raised surface pattern to increase friction between the cushion core and the exterior cover for holding the cushion core in a desired orientation inside the exterior cover.

A sun lounger cover has a main body portion configured to in use rest substantially flat against and at least partly cover the upper surface of a sun lounger, and an occupancy status indicator configured to indicate the occupancy status of the lounger.

A sun lounger cover has a main body portion configured to in use rest substantially flat against and at least partly cover the upper surface of a sun lounger, and an occupancy status indicator configured to indicate the occupancy status of the lounger.

A foldable cushion includes a cushion mechanism and a connecting mechanism. The cushion mechanism includes a seat unit and a back unit. The seat unit and the back unit are juxtaposed and movable relative to each other along a transverse folding line. The connecting mechanism includes a first endless cord and a second endless cord. The first endless cord and the second endless cord respectively extend through the transverse folding line and are flexibly arranged on the seat unit and the back unit. When the seat unit and the back unit are moved relative to the transverse folding line, the first endless cord and the second endless cord are stretched, so that the seat unit and the back unit are positioned at an expanded state by the elastic force of the first endless cord and the second endless cord.

A cover assembly for use with a piece of furniture comprising a seat portion and a support portion. The seat portion and the support portion define a gap and a bottom space. The cover assembly comprises a protective sheet and an anchor member. At least a portion of the protective sheet is folded to define a sheet edge. At least a portion of the sheet edge is adapted to be inserted into the gap defined by the seat portion and the support portion of the piece of furniture. The anchor member is adapted to be arranged in the bottom space and to engage the sheet edge to resist displacement of the sheet edge out of the gap portion such that at least a portion of the protective sheet may be held in place relative to the piece of furniture.

A cover assembly for use with a piece of furniture comprising a seat portion and a support portion. The seat portion and the support portion define a gap and a bottom space. The cover assembly comprises a protective sheet and an anchor member. At least a portion of the protective sheet is folded to define a sheet edge. At least a portion of the sheet edge is adapted to be inserted into the gap defined by the seat portion and the support portion of the piece of furniture. The anchor member is adapted to be arranged in the bottom space and to engage the sheet edge to resist displacement of the sheet edge out of the gap portion such that at least a portion of the protective sheet may be held in place relative to the piece of furniture.

Provided are antimicrobial nonwovens comprising antimicrobial chemical treated fibers and untreated binder fibers. 0.0003-0.1 wt. % of one or more silver containing antimicrobial chemicals are used in nonwovens to provide an excellent antimicrobial/antiviral property. Exemplary applications and methods of manufacturing antimicrobial products such as a facial covering, a mattress cover, a surface cover and an air filter are provided.

A furniture skirt to attach beneath the seat surface of a glider furniture piece which carries safety barriers positioned to hinder access to area between moving and stationary parts of the glider furniture piece which may present a pinching safety hazard when the moving parts are in motion. The furniture skirt has side sections sized and shaped to hang adjacent side surfaces of the glider furniture piece which are oriented parallel with the gliding motion of the furniture piece. Inflexible plates are carried by the side sections of the skirt to obstruct insertion of objects, such as fingers, within the area between moving and stationary parts of the furniture to prevent injury.

A furniture skirt to attach beneath the seat surface of a glider furniture piece which carries safety barriers positioned to hinder access to area between moving and stationary parts of the glider furniture piece which may present a pinching safety hazard when the moving parts are in motion. The furniture skirt has side sections sized and shaped to hang adjacent side surfaces of the glider furniture piece which are oriented parallel with the gliding motion of the furniture piece. Inflexible plates are carried by the side sections of the skirt to obstruct insertion of objects, such as fingers, within the area between moving and stationary parts of the furniture to prevent injury.

The present invention generally relates to shock absorbing systems. These can be employed in such diverse objects as footwear apparel, mattresses, chair pillows, and seat covers. The present invention revolutionizes the field of shock absorbing systems. It utilizes a mass of flexible objects, such as air-filled balls, within a flexible container. The present invention utilizes a more comfortable mix than the mix of rubber and plastic sold in commercial footwear. The present invention utilizes layering and lubrication to increase flexibility and comfort.