Furniture Saver Screen Furniture Saver Cover

Keep Your Pets From Scratching & Chewing Furniture, Molding, Wood Products & Climbing Stairs!

Extendable Retractable Furniture Saver Covers & Furniture Saver Screens

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U.S. Patents : Application Allowed & Pending

Inventor : Catherine Rawlings

As attorney for the inventor of the innovative new Furniture Saver Screens & Furniture Saver Covers we are currently seeking investors and manufacturing companies to license, purchase patent rights or enter into a royalty agreement for this timely invention. Interested parties can reach the attorney at the contact numbers listed at the bottom of this page.

The new Furniture Saver Screen displayed herein relates generally to devices that protect furniture and, more specifically, to furniture saver panels positioned on the exterior of a furniture piece to be protected from pets clawing and chewing on the furniture having base supports and channeled panels for varying the dimensions of the furniture area covered. The furniture saver panels have fasteners whereby a plurality of panels can be pivotally linked to cover corners and longer lengths of furniture.

The new Furniture Saver Cover also displayed herein relates generally to furniture covering and, more specifically, to a protective cover for furniture from pet hair, dander and dirt. The cover is contained within a housing in a rolled state so that it can be easily extended and retracted as desired. Furthermore, the cover has at least one transverse pocket within the body of the cover containing a rigid member that can be tucked between the seat and back rest to keep the cover taut and prevent casual displacement during use. Also provided is a weighted leading edge that will keep the cover taut on the seat and front of the furniture.

"I have had many cats and decided to declaw 3 of them. What a horrible thing to do! But, they were ruining my furniture, especially at the corners. I tried everything - squirting with water, attaching tape, putting large items in front of the corners (looked terrible), buying several scratching posts (expensive, ineffective, and brought the cats TO the furniture). Nothing worked. So I declawed. But there is a way to keep a cat's claws and protect the furniture. I found that covering the corners with my screens not only keeps the cats away, but are actually nice to look at and sturdy because of the removable feet to balance them. Plus, the screens expand upward depending on the size of the furniture and can attach to each other if a longer area needs protection.

My neighbor's dog, a Bernese Mountain Dog, decided to go to town chewing her wall molding and the wood on the deck. My dog, Elmer, chewed the molding around a bay window that had a seat in front of it. My screens keep the dogs away, are freestanding and then fold up to be put away if company comes over.

The screens can also be put at the bottom or top of staircases to keep your pets where you want them. If your cats are climbing window screens, they can be positioned on the windowsill or in front of the open patio door."

"How many loads of wash have you done over the years for blankets or couch and loveseat covers because your pet slept, spit up or jumped on the furniture? It's destructive to the washing machine, dryer, furniture and it's a waste of time. You have to shake everything out, get hair all over you and use additional water and electricity to run the washer and dryer. My furniture saver covers save time. They are easy to clean and keep the pet hair out of your appliances. Plus, the material can actually repel the animals desire to stay on the furniture."