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Patent No. 6725510

Inclining coffin

A coffin, for allowing inclination for display of a deceased person in a natural position.

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Assignee: Monterey Manufacturing, Inc.


Location: LosAngeles, CA
No. of patents: 5

NumberTitleIssue Date
4399575Waterbed mattress with unattached baffle structure
A waterbed mattress has a baffle structure comprising a horizontally extending buoyant pad. The pad is anchored to an underlying anchor sheet that is not secured to the walls of the mattress. A porous mass of bound together fibers is positioned between th...
08/23/1983
4392872Air bleeder valve for waterbed mattresses
An air bleeder valve for a waterbed mattress comprises a hollow tubular body sized to fit snugly into the fill spout of a waterbed mattress, a flap valve at one end of the body, and a porous, non-water absorbing water barrier in the tubular body for preve...
07/12/1983
4386638Coupling for waterbed mattress valves
A coupling for filling and draining a waterbed comprises a tube for insertion into the male-threaded filler neck of a waterbed valve, and two female-threaded nuts rotatably mounted on the tube for connection to a garden hose and the male-threaded fill nec...
06/07/1983
4345348Waterbed mattress with a baffle
A waterbed mattress has an internal horizontally extending baffle surface for reducing wave-like motion of the water in the mattress. The baffle surface is anchored within the mattress, and preferably between the top and bottom walls of the mattress. Pref...
08/24/1982
4247962Waveless waterbed mattress
Waterbed mattress having an internal floating pad for reducing wavelike motion of the water in the mattress. The pad is fabricated of a buoyant material and is anchored to the bottom wall of the mattress, with no connection between the pad and the top wal...
02/03/1981
 
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