Purple Innovation, LLC

Shawn David Moon

Tony M Pearce

Lars Christen Hamilton

Tanner Rick Wheadon

John Nathan Abel

Jennifer Jo Goodwin

Russell B Whatcott

Terry V Pearce

Dhyey Yogesh Acharya

An insole for a shoe includes an insole body of elastomeric material having a first major surface and a second major surface opposite the first major surface. A distance between the first major surface and the second major surface is between about 1 mm and about 10 mm. The elastomeric material defines a plurality of voids extending through the elastomeric material from the first major surface to the second major surface. Each void has a dimension between about 1 mm and about 3 mm in a plane parallel at least one of to the first major surface and the second major surface. A minimum distance between adjacent voids is between about 0.5 mm and about 3 mm. A shoe insole includes such a cushion. A method of forming an insole for a shoe includes providing an elastomeric material within a mold to form an insole body of elastomeric material.

Cushions and shoe insoles comprising elastomeric material and methods of forming same

A mattress assembly includes a base core layer and an inner core located over the base core layer. The inner core includes coil springs. The mattress assembly also includes a side panel assembly located around a perimeter of the inner core. The side panel assembly includes a spacer fabric located over and transverse to the base core layer. The spacer fabric includes a first knit layer, a second knit layer, and an inner fibrous material located therebetween. Methods of forming the mattress assembly are disclosed.

Mattresses including gel cushions over coils

A pillow includes a first pillow cushion consisting essentially of a gelatinous elastomer that is sized and configured to support a head and neck of a person using the pillow cushion and a second pillow cushion coupled thereto. The pillow cushion has deformable wall members located and configured to define voids therebetween such that the deformable wall members may be displaced into adjacent voids upon deformation of the deformable wall members. The deformable wall members are configured to buckle when a pressure applied to a cushioning surface of the first pillow cushion, in a direction perpendicular to a first major surface, exceeds a threshold pressure level. A pillow cover covers the first pillow cushion and the second pillow cushion. A method of fabricating a pillow includes enclosing such first and second pillow cushions in a pillow cover.

Pillow with buckling columns

A pillow includes a pillow cushion consisting essentially of a gelatinous elastomer that is sized and configured to support a head and neck of a person using the pillow cushion. The pillow cushion has a first major surface, a second major surface, and deformable wall members extending between the first major surface and the second major surface. The deformable wall members are located and configured to define voids therebetween such that the deformable wall members may be displaced into adjacent voids upon deformation of the deformable wall members. The deformable wall members are configured to buckle when a pressure applied to a cushioning surface of the pillow cushion, in a direction perpendicular to the first major surface, exceeds a threshold pressure level. A pillow cover covers the pillow cushion. A method of fabricating a pillow includes enclosing such a cushion in a pillow cover.

Pillow including gelatinous elastomer cushion having deformable wall members and related methods

Pillow including gelatinous elastomer cushioning materials

Mattresses including spacer fabric and related methods

A bed linen comprises a single, continuous piece of fabric extending substantially completely across lateral dimensions of the bed linen and including elastomeric fibers and non-elastomeric fibers. The single, continuous piece of fabric is configured to stretch to at least 125 percent of an initial length thereof without damage thereto and to substantially return to the initial length thereof after being stretched. A bedding assembly and a method of forming a bedding assembly are also described.

Bed linens, and related bedding assemblies and methods

An adjustable bed foundation includes an adjustable frame and at least one height adjuster configured to raise and lower a portion of the adjustable frame. The adjustable frame defines a support surface, a bottom surface opposite the support surface, and a plurality of lateral side surfaces intersecting each of the support surface and the bottom surface. A fabric at least partially covers the plurality of lateral side surfaces and is secured to a material covering the support surface. A massage device is disposed within the adjustable frame and configured to impart vibration to a mattress disposed on the adjustable frame. The massage device is secured to the adjustable frame by a flexible fastener, and a gap between the flexible fastener and the support surface is between about 2 mm and about 10 mm. Related methods are also disclosed.

Adjustable bed foundations and related methods

A method of forming a packaging box and disposing at least one bed linen in the packaging box. Forming the packaging box to have a back panel, four side panels, a first front panel, and a second front panel attached to one of the side panels. Configuring the first front panel to have an aperture and to be an interior panel enclosed within the packaging box when the packaging box is in a closed configuration. Configuring the second front panel to fold relative to a side panel such that it is an exterior front panel in the closed configuration. Configuring the exterior front panel to include an exterior side panel and configuring the exterior side panel to lay adjacent a side panel in the closed configuration. Configuring the exterior side panel to include an attachment device securing the exterior side panel to the adjacent side panel in the closed configuration.

Method of packaging bed linens

A packaged bed linen includes a packaging box and at least one bed linen disposed in the packaging box. The packaging box has a back panel, four side panels, a first front panel, and a second front panel attached to one of the side panels. The second front panel is configured to fold relative to a side panel to which it is attached. The first front panel is an interior front panel enclosed within the packaging box when the packaging box is in a closed configuration. The second front panel is an exterior front panel. The exterior front panel includes an exterior side panel configured to lay adjacent a side panel when the packaging box is in the closed configuration, and includes an attachment device securing the exterior side panel to the adjacent side panel in the closed configuration.

Growing community of inventors

Cedar Hills, UT, United States of America

Shawn David Moon