Long before modern hospital beds, this 1932 invention revolutionized rest by using a mechanical chain system to adjust the sleeping angle with ease. Its unique V-shaped structure offered ergonomic support decades ahead of its time, prioritizing comfort and circulation.
The innovative design wasn’t just about convenience—it was a practical solution for people recovering from illness or injury. By keeping blankets elevated and pressure evenly distributed, it reduced bedsores and improved airflow, showcasing how even early designs could be both functional and forward-thinking.
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