Ladder stabilization and lighting system
OwnerSteven Lawsoninventor
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Abstract
A ladder stabilization and lighting system comprising a ladder stabilizing boot, comprising a base pad and a plurality of vertical walls extending upwardly from the base pad, where the plurality of vertical walls extending upward from the base pad form a rectangular recess configured to provide a friction fit on a ladder rail end, and where the base pad is configured to be a flat planar surface larger in area than the ladder rail end. The ladder stabilizing boot further comprises a light positioned on at least one outer surface of the plurality of vertical walls, where the light is powered by a power source in electrical connection with the light and a switch.
Claims13
A ladder stabilization and lighting system comprising:
- a ladder stabilizing boot, comprising a base pad and a plurality of vertical walls extending upwardly from the base pad, wherein the plurality of vertical walls extending upward from the base pad form a rectangular recess configured to provide a friction fit on a ladder rail end;
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- comprising a light positioned on at least one outer surface of the plurality of vertical walls, wherein the light is powered by a power source in electrical connection with the light and a switch;
- wherein the base pad is configured to be a flat planar surface larger in area than the ladder rail end;
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- wherein the base pad further comprises a textured bottom surface configured to prevent a ladder from moving.
A ladder stabilization and lighting system comprising:
- a ladder stabilizing boot comprising a base pad and a plurality of vertical walls extending upwardly from the base pad, wherein the plurality of vertical walls form a rectangular recess configured to friction fit a ladder rail end;
- a light disposed on at least one outer surface of the plurality of vertical walls;
- and a power source configured to provide power to the light through a switch;
- wherein the base pad is configured to be a flat planar surface larger in area than the ladder rail end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.