IC 020. US 002 013 022 025 032 050. G & S: Mattresses, pillows, cushions, bedding, namely, foam support systems, edge supports, base padding and perimeter padding and furniture all made of polyurethane foam
IC 028. US 022 023 038 050. G & S: Floats for recreational use, namely, foam floats, swim floats, arm floats, kick boards and body boards; personal exercise mats; toys in the nature of flexible foam rods for indoor and outdoor recreational use; construction toys, namely, flexible foam for constructing forts, tents, and play structures; construction toys, namely, flexible foam shapes, figures and connectors for joining foam rods; and toy kits primarily composed of foam tubes, plastic connectors and mesh panels for constructing forts, tents, and play structures
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