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Furniture maker debuts nightstand to conceal CPAP devices

Furniture maker debuts nightstand to conceal CPAP devices

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By HME News Staff

Updated Tue December 31, 2013

RAPID CITY, S.D. - This nightstand is for sleep apnea patients who want a good night's sleep—and a neat bedroom. Perdue Woodworks will introduce a bedside cabinet that conceals CPAP and BIPAP devices, even while they're in use, at the Las Vegas Market on Jan. 26. The machine and its components tuck neatly behind a pair of doors, while the hose that delivers air to the patient's mask runs through a slot in the cabinet to the patient's bed, according to a story in Furniture Today. Each nightstand holds two machines and will retail between $100 and $150.

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