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US 11,350,574 B2Granted
Vegetation hanger
AssigneeDriflower, LLC
InventorTodd Chandler Larkins
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Abstract
A vegetation hanger includes a hanger portion and a crossbar. The hanger portion includes a first aperture, a stem, and a base. The first aperture is configured for handling of the vegetation hanger. The stem includes a first end portion and a second end portion. The stem extends from the first end portion towards the second end portion and defines a second aperture configured for hanging of the vegetation hanger. The crossbar is coupled to the hanger portion and defines a linear plate having a first edge, a second edge, a first end portion, and a second end portion.
Claims7
A vegetation hanger, comprising:
- a hanger portion comprising:
- a top end portion comprising an upper section, a mid section, and a lower section;
- wherein a first aperture is formed in the upper section, wherein the first aperture defines a handle;
- wherein the lower section of the top end portion is separated into a first lower portion and a second lower portion, wherein the first lower portion and the second lower portion are separated and spaced apart from each other by a second aperture defined between the first lower portion and the second lower portion;
- wherein the second aperture is configured to permit the vegetation hanger to hang from a support structure;
- wherein opposed side edges of the top end portion taper downwardly from the upper section to a bottom portion of the lower section so that the upper section of the top end portion is wider than the lower section of the top end portion;
- a stem that extends downwardly from the first lower portion of the lower section of the top end portion, wherein the stem includes a straight upper portion and an angled lower portion that is slanted relative to the straight upper portion;
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- a bottom end portion that defines a base, wherein the base is fused with the stem;
- a crossbar coupled to the hanger portion, wherein the crossbar is configured to support vegetation thereon;
- the crossbar comprising:
- a serrated upper edge, a bottom edge, a first end portion, and a second end portion;
- wherein the first end portion and the second end portion each comprise an upwardly protruding lip;
- wherein the serrated upper edge defines a plurality of ridges configured to prevent the vegetation from sliding off the crossbar.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.