Derwin K Hunt

US Patent:

20040019964, Feb 5, 2004

Filed:

Aug 5, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/212984

Inventors:

Derwin Hunt - LaGrange KY, US

International Classification:

A47K003/00

US Classification:

004/559000

Abstract:

A bathtub safety device for removable attachment to a bathtub includes an elongate, generally resilient padding arrangement for mounting to a bathtub along an edge thereof, a generally pliant drape member for attachment to the padding arrangement for disposal in a manner extending away from the bathtub edge, and an attachment assembly for removably attaching the body and the drape member to the bathtub edge wherein the drape member extends from the body across a side of the bathtub. The attachment assembly may include at least one suction cup. Preferably, the padding arrangement extends across the edge of the bathtub and downwardly into a well of the bathtub. Optionally, the padding arrangement may further include a portion of the body extending across the edge of the bathtub and downwardly into the well of the bathtub, a second resilient pad member disposed within the portion of the body extending across the edge of the bathtub and downwardly into a well of the bathtub, and a second attachment assembly spaced a predetermined distance from the first attachment assembly for bathtub engagement.

US Patent:

20160007808, Jan 14, 2016

Filed:

Jul 10, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/328220

Inventors:

Derwin Hunt - LaGrange KY, US

International Classification:

A47K 3/00

Abstract:

A bathing facility cushion device protects a person from impact damage in the event of an accident incident to bathing. The device includes an elongated resilient retainer and an elongated pad. An inner section and an outer section of the retainer define a channel therebetween. The channel tapers extending away from a medial section of the retainer. A first section and a second section of the pad define a passage therebetween. The pad is enageable to the retainer wherein the retainer is configured for securing the pad over a top surface of a side wall of a bathtub such that the first section and the second section extend downwardly along the side wall of the bathtub.