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US 11,470,963 B2Granted
Dish wand holder
OwnerKenny Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A dish wand holder includes a front plate having a rear plate extending perpendicularly from an upper end of the front plate. A pair of tines extend from opposing ends of the upper end defining a gap therebetween. The gap is dimensioned to receive a handle of a dish wand therethrough. A fastener is affixed to a lower side of the rear plate, wherein the fastener removably secures the rear plate to a surface.
Claims17
A dish wand holder, comprising:
- a front plate having a rear plate extending perpendicularly from an upper end of the front plate;
- a pair of tines extending from opposing ends of the upper end defining a gap therebetween;
- wherein the front plate, the rear plate, and the pair of tines comprise a monolithic construction;
- wherein the rear plate comprises an identical size and shape as the gap disposed between the pair of tines;
- wherein the gap is dimensioned to receive a handle of a dish wand therethrough;
- a fastener affixed to a lower side of the rear plate, wherein the fastener removably secures the rear plate to a surface.
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A dish wand holder, comprising:
- a front plate having a rear plate extending perpendicularly from an upper end of the front plate;
- a pair of tines extending from opposing ends of the upper end defining a gap therebetween;
- wherein the rear plate is monolithic with the front plate and the pair of tines;
- wherein the rear plate comprises a section of the front plate cut between the pair of tines and bent perpendicularly to extend from a rear side of the front plate;
- wherein the rear plate comprises an identical size and shape as the gap disposed between the pair of tines;
- wherein the gap is dimensioned to receive a handle of a dish wand therethrough;
- a fastener affixed to a lower side of the rear plate, wherein the fastener removably secures the rear plate to a surface.
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A dish wand holder, consisting of:
- a front plate having a rear plate extending perpendicularly from an upper end of the front plate;
- a pair of tines extending from opposing ends of the upper end defining a gap therebetween;
- wherein the rear plate is monolithic with the front plate and the pair of tines;
- wherein the rear plate is defined by a section of the front plate cut between the pair of tines and bent perpendicularly to extend from a rear side of the front plate;
- wherein the rear plate consists of an identical size and shape as the gap disposed between the pair of tines;
- wherein the gap is dimensioned to receive a handle of a dish wand therethrough;
- a fastener affixed to a lower side of the rear plate, wherein the fastener removably secures the rear plate to a surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.