Abstract: A holder for retaining sheet material such as a water bed liner against a surface such as a bed frame. The holder contains a head portion, a center portion and a leg portion. The head portion is biased to press against the surface to which the holder is attached. The center portion forms a space to hold a portion of the material. The leg portion includes a U-shaped portion insertable into a groove in the surface for removably securing the holder to the surface.

Abstract: A holder having a wide usage for holding plastic, cloth or paper against a surface. The holder is made of extruded plastic and includes a leg portion, a bowed base and a head portion for bearing against a surface. An arm may also be included for easily pivoting the head portion away from the surface. The holder may be used to restrain a water bed liner, curtains, valances, ruffles and paper memos for example. In addition, the holder may be placed back to back with another holder to form a clothespin type device.

Abstract: A liner restrainer which in a first embodiment comprises an extruded synthetic resin clip having a leg portion for retaining the clip in position relative to the interior surfaces of a water bed frame, a central portion bowed to provide a storage space and a spring bias and a head portion for bearing against the frame and a water bed liner to hold the liner in place. In a second embodiment, the liner restrainer comprises two extruded elements, a clip section and a rail section, which function like the first embodiment to hold the liner; each embodiment is inexpensive and very easy to use so that a water bed can be assembled very quickly and easily. Readjustment of the liner can also be accomplished easily and quickly.