Foldable wire caddy
OwnerDariusz Grzybowskiinventor
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Abstract
A foldable wire caddy includes a first mounting support, a second mounting support, and a primary mounting bar. The wire reels are positioned along a structural body of the primary mounting bar which is then positioned in between the first mounting support and the second mounting support. A locking screw and a screw-receiving channel of a locking mechanism are used to secure the primary mounting bar in a functional position with the first mounting support and the second mounting support. A carrying handle which is removably and rotatably mounted onto the primary mounting bar allows the foldable wire caddy to be transported from one location to another.
Claims17
A foldable wire caddy comprises:
- a first mounting support;
- a second mounting support;
- a primary mounting bar;
- the first mounting support and the second mounting support each comprise a top end, a bottom end, a primary bar-receiving aperture, and a structural body;
- the primary mounting bar comprises a first end, a structural body, and a second end;
- the structural body of each of the first and second mounting supports extending from the top end to the bottom end;
- the primary bar-receiving aperture of each of the first and second mounting supports perpendicularly traversing through the respective structural body adjacent the top end;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar extending from the first end to the second end;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar being slidably positioned through the primary bar-receiving aperture of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support;
- a locking mechanism;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar being removably attached through the primary bar-receiving aperture of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support through the locking mechanism;
- the locking mechanism comprises a locking screw and a screw-receiving channel:
- the screw-receiving channel perpendicularly traversing through the top end of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support and into the primary bar-receiving aperture;
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- the locking screw being removably positioned into the screw-receiving channel.
A foldable wire caddy comprises:
- a first mounting support;
- a second mounting support;
- a primary mounting bar;
- a locking mechanism;
- the first mounting support and the second mounting support each comprise a top end, a bottom end, a primary bar-receiving aperture, a structural body, and at least one opening;
- the primary mounting bar comprises a first end, a structural body, and a second end;
- the structural body of each of the first and second mounting supports extending from the top end to the bottom end;
- the primary bar-receiving aperture of each of the first and second mounting support perpendicularly traversing through the respective structural body adjacent the top end;
- the at least one opening perpendicularly traversing through the respective structural body in between the top end and the bottom end;
- the at least one opening being positioned adjacent the respective primary bar-receiving aperture;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar extending from the first end to the second end;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar being slidably positioned through the primary bar-receiving aperture of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support;
- the structural body of the primary mounting bar being removably attached through the primary bar-receiving aperture of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support through the locking mechanism;
- the locking mechanism comprises a locking screw and a screw-receiving channel;
- the screw-receiving channel traversing through the top end of both the first mounting support and the second mounting support and into the respective primary bar-receiving aperture;
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- the locking screw being removably positioned into the screw-receiving channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.