Abstract:
A spa tub apparatus comprising a spa tub, a liner fitting within the spa tub for holding water in motion, and a jet unit having a housing attached to an inside surface of the liner. The liner is waterproof and conforms to the shape of the spa tub. The housing optionally forms a hook on the jet unit housing that is adapted to attach the jet unit to the inside surface of the liner when the jet unit is hooked onto the liner.
Abstract:
The object of the present invention is to provide an acoustic vibration system with a speaker for air mattresses. This vibration system includes an air mattress (20) consisting of a sealed body and inflated with air. One or more speakers (30) are mounted on the sealed body of the mattress, and are connected to an external audio system (31). The speakers (30) thus convert electrical energy outputted from the audio system (31) into sound energy, and radiate the sound energy into air inside the mattress (20), thus acoustically vibrating the mattress. In the vibration system, the sealed body of the mattress is made of a three-dimensional woven fabric (1) such that the sealed body has a desired durability and effectively resists expansion pressure. A coated layer is formed on the internal surface of the woven fabric (1) so as to prevent a flow of air through the fabric.
Abstract:
A portable massager adaptable for foot and wrist applications. An elongated resonator plate is formed from a plurality of contiguous hollow flutes oriented in a longitudinal direction. One or more vibrator cutouts are provided in the resonator plate, passing from its upper side to its lower side. A vibrator, preferably capable of operating from low voltage DC, nests within each cutout. A lower sheet covers the lower side of the resonator plate and lower face of the vibrator. An upper sheet accommodates the upper face of the vibrator and covers at least a portion of the upper side of the resonator plate. Top and bottom vinyl covers encase the massager construction. A vibrator control switch may be included in the power line extending from an external electrical connector to the vibrator. The massager may be powered by a wall transformer or by alternative mobile power sources.
Abstract:
Two subassemblies located on the left and right of a seat provided or not with a massage system, each one provided with a bowed arc wire, a straight wire or a molded component, which under the forces exerted by the traction cables on the ends of the arc or on the middle of the straight wires, are respectively arching or relocating, pushing or pulling the back cover or the foam back pad of the seat at the lumbar region of the occupant, generating the lumbar variable pressure.
Abstract:
An ergonomic support mountable on various seat frames has a static portion with anchors and mounts. The mounts adapt to fix said static portion to varying seat frames. An active portion is operatively engaged with the anchors of the static portion such that the active portion can move in and out of a plane defined by the frame of the seat. The active portion has a pressure surface with a smooth base level. There are convexities in the base level that impart a massage effect on a seat occupant. At least one actuator engages the active portion but only by an actuating linkage.
Abstract:
A lie-down massager includes a base frame having an elongated top panel, through which an elongated top opening is formed, a rider, a guide member movably engaged between the base frame and the rider so as to enable the rider to make a horizontally reciprocal movement, massage bumps that move vertically and/or horizontally along the elongated top opening of the elongated top panel of the base frame, and a lifter that holds the massage bumps and adjusts the height of the massage bumps. The lifter includes a gear-operated link lifting mechanism, in which a low link is pivoted by a shaft, and a high link converts the pivoting of the low link to vertical movement of the massage bumps. Two sets of links are used and the two sets are associated via spur gear engagement.
Abstract:
A vibrator has massaging balls supported by a treating unit that may be shifted along a subject portion for treatment, guided by guiding members. The treating unit is supported by a supporting structure with respect to the guiding members. A position or orientation altering mechanism is provided for altering the position of the treatment unit in a direction orthogonal to the direction of its shifting or the orientation of the treating unit with respect to the guiding members. The supporting structure may include an engaging unit that engages the guiding members and an arm for supporting the engaging unit.
Abstract:
An adjustable massaging device includes a track comprising two rails formed on a support structure. The device includes a carriage assembly that causes a massaging unit comprising a pair of massaging members to move back and forth along the rails on the support structure. The massaging members are mounted to a rotatable shaft in such a fashion as to perform a finger pressure-like massage or a tapping massage on the interior of the massaging surface, such that a user may be massaged by contacting the exterior of the massaging surface. The adjustable massaging device may be used in the back of a chair, for example, to massage a user's back. The support structure on which the massaging unit is formed is adjustable within the chair such that, in a retracted position, the massaging members are distanced from the massaging surface and the chair may be used as a standard office chair without any massaging parts contacting the massaging surface. In a number of deployed or massaging positions, the massaging members are in contact with the interior of the massaging surface and are capable of exerting various massage pressures. The support structure may be hinged to a bracket and pivotally movable with respect to the bracket by a handle or motorized means.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a body massager comprising a portable housing including a backrest and a seat support. A longitudinal guide is provided in the backrest cooperating with a carriage for translation of the carriage within the backrest and a motor drives the carriage along the guide. A pair of massage members are supported by the carriage and extend from the backrest for imparting a massage effect upon the back of the user. The seat support includes a massager therein for imparting another massage effect to the user.
Abstract:
An arrangement for fitting a massage motor in a coil spring assembly of a bed, an armchair or the like, wherein the massage motor (3) is fitted inside the coil spring assembly; and wherein the motor (3) is connected to the upper side of at least some of the springs (1) in the coil spring assembly.