Recliner pane for tanning apparatus

Details Recliner pane for tanning apparatus Recliner pane for tanning apparatus

1987-09-23

1989-05-30

LaRoche, Eugene R.

Radiant energy

Radiant energy generation and sources

With radiation modifying member

128377, A61N 506

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048354007

ABSTRACT:
A recliner pane of acrylic glass which is used to overlie the reflectors and the radiation sources in the support of a chair-like or cot-like tanning apparatus has a horizontal central section which supports the lower part of the back of the occupant, an upwardly sloping second section which supports the back and the head of the occupant and is disposed at one side of the central section, and a third section which slopes upwardly at the other side of the central section and supports the thighs of the occupant. A horizontal fourth section can be provided between the foot end of the pane and the third section to support the legs of the occupant. Such pane is sufficiently comfortable to enable the occupant to remain in an optimum position for tanning during a required interval of time.

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