Pedicure chair entertainment center
Abstract
A pedicure spa chair having an entertainment center built into the pedicure spa chair which comprises modification of the pedicure spa chair arm and a media holder, having a tray with three upstanding sides, and a hollow arm mounted at its first end thereto, in communication with a cavity formed between an upper plate and a spaced lower plate of the media holder. The media holder arm is mounted at its second end to an opening in the side of a pedicure chair arm, which chair arm has a main section and an arm cap. A power cord is fed from a source for alternating current through an opening in the side of the pedicure chair arm up the arm to a cavity of the tray for exit through an access point in one of the tray sides for a connection to an entertainment device. An audio cable with a female jack mounted on the surface of one edge of the arm cap, extends from the cap through an opening in the chair arm, up the hollow arm of the media holder, through a cavity in the holder to an access point in the side wall of the media tray.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A pedicure chair having an entertainment center incorporated thereon, said chair comprising a seat cushion, a seat back and spaced arms, one of which chair arms is hollow and has a main section, an overlaid section with an outwardly facing bore therein and a removable arm cap, which arm cap has a generally rectangular configuration with five sides and one open side which fits over the pedicure chair arm, covering said outwardly facing bore, and overlaying said overlaid section of said chair arm,
said arm cap having a female audio jack mounted on one surface thereof, attached to an audio cable, which audio cable extends therefrom through said outwardly facing bore, up into a media holder, to an access point, and a power cable attachable to a source of power extending up though said hollow arm of said media holder to a second access point.
2 . The pedicure chair of claim 1 wherein said chair arm also has an inwardly facing bore in said overlaid section.
3 . The pedicure chair of claim 1 wherein said media holder comprises a media tray and a hollow arm, one end of which is in communication therewith for the passage of wiring, and the other end of said hollow arm is in communication with the outwardly facing bore of said chair arm.
4 . The pedicure chair of claim 3 wherein the media tray has an upper plate spaced from a lower plate, and sides enclose said plates to define a cavity there between, and said sides have slots therein to provide wiring access points.
5 . A pedicure chair having a built-in entertainment section comprising a seat cushion, a seat back, and spaced chair arms, at least one of which has a main section and an upper overlaid section, said overlaid section having an inwardly facing bore, an outwardly facing bore and a top bore,
and a media holder in communication with said outwardly facing bore, comprising a hollow arm connected to a media tray, said holder communicating with said tray for the passage of wiring through said hollow arm from said chair arm to at lest one access point in said media tray.
6 . The pedicure chair of claim 5 wherein an audio cable runs from a jack mounted on the arm cap through the outwardly facing bore of the overlaid section, up the hollow arm through the media tray for access.
7 . The pedicure chair of claim 6 wherein the media tray can rotate slightly relative to said hollow arm to change the viewing of a when present personal electronic device.
8 . The pedicure chair of claim 6 further including a power cord also running from said overlaid section of said chair arm up the hollow arm of said media holder for access on said media tray.
9 . The pedicure chair of claim 1 further including a hook for the mounting of headphones, disposed on the side of said chair arm.
10 . The pedicure chair of claim 6 further including a hook for the mounting of headphones, disposed on the side of said chair arm.
11 . A pedicure spa chair with an entertainment center built in which chair comprises: a seat cushion, a set back and spaced arms, at least one of which arms has a main section and an upper overlaid scion and a removable arm cap for said overlaid section, which arm cap has a female audio jack mounted thereon for the receipt of a male headphone jack of a pair of headphones,
and a media holder in communication with the overlaid section of said chair arm for the passage of an audio cable from said female audio jack to and through said holder, to an access point for connection to a personal electronic device.
12 . In the pedicure spa chair of claim 11 wherein the media holder has a media tray that comprises a pair of spaced plates defining a cavity, through which wiring can pass to a side of the tray for passage to an access point.
13 . In the pedicure chair of claim 12 wherein the cavity of said media tray is in communication with at least one side of said holder, and said side of said tray has a slot in communication with said cavity for wire passage.
14 . In the pedicure chair of claim 14 wherein both sides of said media tray are in communication with said cavity.
15 . In the chair of claim 1 further including an operator call button disposed in said media tray.
16 . In the pedicure chair of claim 11 wherein there are two power cords and two audio cables for enhanced compatibility with a multitude of personal electronic devices,
17 . The pedicure spa chair of claim 17 further including an operator call button disposed in said tray.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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