US2017367496A1PendingUtilityA1
Durable crib shield system
Est. expiryJun 28, 2036(~9.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47D 9/00A47D 7/00A47D 15/008A47D 13/063
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Abstract
A crib liner constructed of breathable material having a reduced suffocation resistance level for infant and toddler use. In some configurations, the breathable material may include an inner fabric, outer fabric, and a pile substructure between the front and back substructures, thereby allowing air to move effectively therethrough.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A crib shield system, suitable for use with a crib, wherein the crib has a first and second side rail and a first and second endboard; wherein the first and second side rails and first and second endboards are configured for receiving a rectangular-shaped mattress; wherein the crib also includes four corner posts, wherein each corner post is constructed as part of a side rail, an endboard, or both; wherein at least one of the first and second side rails or the first and second endboards has a horizontal top bar and a plurality of vertical spaced support elements, the crib shield system comprising:
a mesh body portion, further comprising a first mesh-type material; wherein the first mesh-type material comprises a front layer, a middle layer, and a back layer; wherein the front layer, middle layer, and back layer of the mesh-type material are quilt together along at least two integration seams crossing the mesh body portion; wherein the at least two integration seams cross each other to create a pattern in the mesh body portion; and wherein the quilting anchors the middle layer to the front layer and back layer along the at least two integration seams.
2 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the at least two integration seams are generally linear and create a lattice pattern on the mesh body portion.
3 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the mesh body portion further comprises a second mesh-type material.
4 . The crib shield system of claim 3 , wherein the second mesh-type material is integrated with the first mesh-type material along the at least two integration seams.
5 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the at least two integration seams are stitching.
6 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the at least two integration seams are embossing.
7 . The crib shield system of claim 4 , wherein the at least two integration seams are stitching.
8 . The crib shield system of claim 4 , wherein the at least two integration seams are embossing.
9 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the front layer and back layer have different fabric weaves.
10 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the mesh body portion further comprises a second mesh-type material.
11 . The crib shield system of claim 3 , wherein the second mesh-type material has a front layer with a different fabric weave compared with the first mesh-type material.
12 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the first mesh layer and the second mesh layer are configured to be substantially the same height and length; wherein the first mesh layer and the second mesh layer are configured to be secured together to form a single panel; and wherein both the first mesh layer and second mesh layer comprise openings too small to permit an infant to insert a finger or toe there through.
13 . The crib shield system of claim 12 , wherein the mesh body portion further comprises a third mesh layer.
14 . The crib shield system of claim 13 , wherein the third mesh layer comprises a mesh comprising at least one weave pattern different from the first mesh layer and the second mesh layer.
15 . The crib shield system of claim 14 , wherein at least one of the mesh layers comprises a front substructure, a back substructure, and a padding substructure.
16 . The crib shield system of claim 15 , wherein the padding substructure is integrated with at least one of the front substructure and back substructure.
17 . The crib shield system of claim 16 , wherein the padding substructure is a pile substructure.
18 . The crib shield system of claim 1 , wherein the first mesh-type material comprises a woven portion with a first size of openings too small to permit an infant to insert a finger or toe there through, wherein the mesh-type material comprises a woven portion with a second size of openings too small to permit an infant to insert a finger or toe there through; and wherein the woven portion of the first size of openings is integrated with the woven portion of the second size of openings.
19 . The crib shield system of claim 18 , wherein the woven portion of the first size of openings and the woven portion of the second size of openings are integrated together by weaving.
20 . The crib shield system of claim 18 , wherein the mesh-type material comprises a woven portion with a third size of openings.
21 . The crib shield system of claim 18 , wherein the mesh-type material comprises a front substructure, a back substructure, and a pile substructure.
22 . The crib shield system of claim 21 , wherein the pile substructure is integrated with at least one of the front substructure and back substructure.
23 . The crib shield system of claim 18 , wherein the front substructure comprises the woven portion of the first size openings, the woven portion of the second size openings, and the woven portion of the third size openings; and wherein the pile substructure is integrated with the woven portion of the first size openings, the woven portion of the second size openings, and the woven portion of the third size openings.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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