| 摘要 |
An "L-shaped" bed frame assembly, where the head end of the frame is taller than at the foot end, constructed in a manner which enables the user to raise the head of the bed frame by an electric motor, rising up along the taller "rail" at the head of the frame, adjusting the frame to any reasonable angle, while the frame remains flat-not bending in the middle like the older "hospital bed" style-constructed of either the traditional L-shaped flatiron, or a more tubular structural material.
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