A touch
of fantasy.
A sculptural cover around the upright. To be divided into modules that leave joints and adjustments unobstructed.
Start with the dragon ↗CPAP HOSE SUPPORT / DESIGN STUDY NO. 01
A dragon, a heart, a cat.
Or something that only exists in your imagination.
The idea: a shared mechanical core with an outer design that reflects you. A CPAP hose support conceived for your space, too.
Explore the shapesOriginal concept dated 29 September 2026.
Preliminary design, not yet for sale.

The original drawing is in Italian and remains unchanged. The project is explained below in English.
This drawing illustrates the initial modular concept. The subsequent V0.2 design develops a structure with two articulated arms, unlike the single arm shown here. The dimensions in the illustration are provisional and do not define a production-ready design or guarantee compatibility.
ONE SHARED IDEA. DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES.
Four directions already explored in the drawing.
A starting point for yours, not a catalogue of products for sale.
A sculptural cover around the upright. To be divided into modules that leave joints and adjustments unobstructed.
Start with the dragon ↗Repeated hearts create a visual rhythm. Colour and arrangement become part of your request.
Start with the heart ↗The body sits on the upright, with the tail as a decorative element. A character to adapt to the available space.
Start with the cat ↗Geometric volumes and simple surfaces. An understated direction to suit your surroundings.
Start with the minimalist ↗None of these feels like you?
Bring your own drawing. Let’s start there. ↗HOW THE DESIGN WORKS
Separating function from decoration:
that is the principle behind the preliminary V0.2 design.
Mount, telescopic upright, articulated arms and external hose guide. A shared structure on which to develop the prototype.
Decorative elements separate from the structural parts, designed with dedicated mounting points so they can be replaced.
Bedside tables and headboards are the basis of the design. Other mounts, including mattress arrangements, need a separate assessment.
A real design. Performance still to be demonstrated. Adjustment, stability, hose movement and controlled release are development goals. No completed validation tests, universal compatibility or clinical benefits are claimed.
3D PRINTING + METAL COMPONENTS
Materials proposed in the preliminary design.
Quality and suitability must be checked on the actual components.
Aluminium tubes for the upright and arms; stainless steel hardware and brass threaded inserts at the specified points.
Filaments proposed for printed bodies and covers. Geometry, print orientation and the final material will be decided through prototyping.
Soft, replaceable elements for contact pads and the hose guide. Dimensions and behaviour need to be tested on a physical sample.
No material or product certification is claimed. Suppliers, final components and production capacity have not yet been established.
YOUR STARTING POINT
A short design brief.
No order. No commitment.
BEFORE YOU START
A clear idea, with a clear development status.
No. A concept and preliminary design are available. Production, compatibility, costs and timing are not yet confirmed. The form prepares an exploratory request, not an order.
Yes. The drawing is the concept dated 29 September 2026, preserved without changes. The initial illustration and V0.2 design represent two stages: the later document specifies two arms. Dimensions are not final.
You can describe it. The plan is to design the cover around the shared mechanical core, keeping moving parts clear. Design, weight, size and feasibility need to be assessed individually.
Compatibility must be checked using the actual hose and mounting point. This is an external support design: it does not alter the air path or replace connectors. Universal compatibility is not claimed.
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