Utensil shelf
OwnerNathaniel Mathisinventor
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Abstract
A Utensil Shelf for storing, organizing, and making available space for anyone that uses some type of small instruments. The utensil shelf is a revolving quadrilateral structure that has four sides with inserts that hold removable shelves in place. The inserts help the shelves to slide in and out easily, as well as having uniquely designed handles that are attached to the removable shelves. The removable shelves can be lowered or raised depending on the need for space. A top platform of the utensil shelf has twenty one uniquely spaced openings/holes that can be used to store or to easily remove the small instruments for use. The utensil shelf additionally includes a swivel base.
Claims4
A utensil shelf comprising:
- a top platform in the form of a planar, square shaped platform having twenty one openings, the top platform has one of the openings forming a center hole, a first group of five of the openings forming an x-shaped formation on a top left of the top platform when viewed from above, a second group of five of the openings forming an x-shaped formation on a bottom right of the top platform when viewed from above, a third group of five of the openings being linearly aligned and located adjacent a first side of the top platform on a top right of the top platform when viewed from above, and a fourth group of five of the openings being linearly aligned and located adjacent a second side of the top platform on a bottom left of the top platform when viewed from above;
- the third group of five linearly aligned openings being linearly aligned with two of the five openings of the first group of five openings, and the fourth group of five linearly aligned openings being linearly aligned with two of the five openings of the second group of five linearly aligned openings, three openings from the first group of five opening being linearly aligned with the center opening and three openings of the second group of five openings;
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- the first and second groups of five openings being equidistantly spaced from one another, respectively, the third and fourth groups of openings being equidistantly spaced from another, respectively, and the equidistantly spaced openings of the first and second groups of openings not matching spacing of the equidistantly spaced openings of the third and fourth groups of openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.