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US 11,448,245 B2Granted
Wall attachment system
AssigneeKaltech Corporation
InventorsJunichi Somei, Kenji Hatazawa, Toyohiro Harazono, Hirohiko Ueda
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Abstract
A wall attachment system is provided that includes an object to be mounted, and an attachment unit for attaching the object to be mounted to a wall surface. The object to be mounted has a back surface installed with a metal. The attachment unit has a front surface installed with a magnet. The wall attachment system is configured so that the metal and the magnet contact each other in response to the object to be mounted being set in position for installation on the attachment unit.
Claims13
A wall attachment system comprising:
- an object to be mounted;
- and
- an attachment unit configured to be secured to a wall surface prior to installation of the object to be mounted so as to attach the object to be mounted to the wall surface,
- wherein the object to be mounted has a back surface installed with a metal panel,
- the attachment unit has a front surface installed with a magnet,
- the metal panel is configured so that the metal panel bends in response to force from the magnet such that the metal panel and the magnet directly contact each other in response to the object to be mounted being set in position for the installation on the attachment unit, and
- the attachment unit is smaller than the object to be mounted so that the attachment unit having the object to be mounted installed thereon is invisible when the wall attachment system is viewed from a front side thereof, the front side being opposite to a side of the wall attachment system facing the wall surface.
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A wall attachment system comprising:
- an object to be mounted;
- and
- an attachment unit configured to be secured to a wall surface prior to installation of the object to be mounted so as to attach the object to be mounted to the wall surface,
- wherein the object to be mounted has a back surface installed with a magnet attached to part of the back surface,
- the attachment unit has a front surface installed with a metal panel attached to part of the front surface at a position facing the magnet installed on the part of the back surface of the object to be mounted,
- the metal panel is configured so that the metal panel bends in response to force from the magnet such that the metal panel and the magnet directly contact each other in response to the object to be mounted being set in position for the installation on the attachment unit, and
- the attachment unit is smaller than the object to be mounted so that the attachment unit having the object to be mounted installed thereon is invisible when the wall attachment system is viewed from a front side thereof, the front side being opposite to a side of the wall attachment system facing the wall surface.
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A wall attachment system comprising:
- an object to be mounted;
- and
- an attachment unit configured to be secured to a wall surface prior to installation of the object to be mounted so as to attach the object to be mounted to the wall surface,
- wherein the object to be mounted has a back surface installed with a first magnet,
- the attachment unit has a front surface installed with a second magnet,
- the object to be mounted and the wall attachment system are configured so that at least one magnet selected from the group consisting of the first magnet and the second magnet bends in response to magnetic force such that the first magnet of the object to be mounted and the second magnet of the attachment unit directly contact each other in response to the object to be mounted being set in position for the installation on the attachment unit, and
- the attachment unit is smaller than the object to be mounted so that the attachment unit having the object to be mounted thereon is invisible when the wall attachment system is viewed from a front side thereof, the front side being opposite to a side of the wall attachment system facing the wall surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.