Abstract: A pressurized gas containment liner includes a first part comprising a first shell, a second part comprising a second shell, and at least one intermediate part, arranged between the first part and the second part, in an assembly direction. The intermediate part is rigidly connected to the first and second parts. The first part, the second part, and the at least one intermediate part together delimit an interior volume. The or at least one of the intermediate parts comprises an intermediate shell and at least one pillar elongated in an elongation direction and connecting two opposite portions of the intermediate shell, and passing through the interior volume perpendicular to the assembly direction. The pillar and the intermediate shell are integral.

Abstract: A pressurized gas containment liner includes a first part comprising a first shell with a first peripheral edge, and a second part comprising a second shell with a second peripheral edge. The first peripheral edge is rigidly connected to the second peripheral edge, and the first shell and the second shell delimit between them an interior volume. The first part comprises at least one pillar that passes through the interior volume, is formed integrally with the first shell, and is elongated between a proximal end, connected to the first shell, and a distal end, rigidly connected to the second part. A transverse section of the pillar decreases from the proximal end to the distal end.

Abstract: A pressurized gas containment liner includes a first part comprising a first shell with a first peripheral edge, and a second part comprising a second shell with a second peripheral edge. A strip is superimposed on the first peripheral edge and on the second peripheral edge. The strip rigidly connects the first part and the second part to each other, and the first part, the second part, and the strip delimit an interior volume between them. The pressurized gas containment liner further includes at least one pillar passing through the interior volume and connecting the first and the second shells.

Abstract: Engineered foam components for mattresses reduce tension forces in the foam and in the horizontal plane or block planar pieces, and improve the conformance and motion separation characteristics of foam support systems. The tension relief foam pad is a generally rectangular piece of foam having a top surface and a bottom surface. The length and width measurements of engineered foam pieces are substantially equal to that of a mattress with which it is to be used. Depending on the arrangement of the tension relief foam pad within the mattress construction, either the top or bottom surface contains a plurality of continuous cuts, slits or openings arranged in a checkerboard or other patterns with an opposite planar uncut surface.

Abstract: Low shear mattress topper constructions have multiple internal topper layers with at least one intermediate layer made of a low shear material and disposed between foam or other layers to reduce frictional shear forces and enable a greater degree of lateral displacement between the topper layers.