(under subclass 690) Mattress including a plurality of vertical stringlike filaments, generally between the upper and lower portions of the mattress.
(1) Note. Usually a cover encapsulates a pad and is secured to the pad at points spaced apart on the cover's surface by filaments which pass from the surface of one side of the cover completely through the pad to the surface of the cover on the opposite side of the pad to keep the pad in a compressed state and to thereby prevent loss of shape or expansion of the pad.
(2) Note. The filaments are often attached to tufting buttons placed on the top cover and under the bottom cover of a pad.
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408, for an upholstered mattress or cushion in combination with a bottom, wherein the mattress or cushion has tufting.
655.6, for supports for a user's body, or part thereof, including the use of tufting filaments.
712, for gas containing mattresses having ties or internal seals. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
24, Buckles, Buttons, Clasps, etc.,
114.3, for tufting buttons and subclass 102 for linked tufting.
112, Sewing,
2.2, for a machine to sew tufting, subclass 80.01 for embroidery tufting, and subclass 470.24 for a tuft making machine.