Wall mountable bottle holder
OwnerFrancis R. Forrestinventor
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Abstract
A kit for mounting a wall-mounted bottle holder adapted to hold a plurality of bottles in display formation. The kit comprises a fascia panel (10) and a plurality of bottle holders (20). The bottle holders (20) are formed from a rigid wire or rod elongate member. The bottle holders (20) are able to be moulded, drawn or bent into a shape to support a bottle. Using a block (40), the bottle holders (20) are mounted on the fascia panel (10) so that each bottle holder (20) extends outwardly from an exposed fascia surface (10A).
Claims15
A kit for mounting a wall-mounted bottle holder adapted to hold a plurality of bottles in display formation, the kit comprising:
- a fascia panel;
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- a bottle holder comprising an elongate member to be mounted on the fascia panel so that the bottle holder extends outwardly from an exposed fascia surface,
- wherein the kit further comprises:
- a template to guide a user to locate a plurality of holes for securing a corresponding plurality of fasteners to a substrate;
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- a removable block for facilitating the mounting of the bottle holder to the fascia panel,
- the elongate member terminating substantially co-extensively at free ends and having a cradle intermediate the length of the elongate member, the elongate member including a pair of elongate sections extending away from the fascia surface and, together with a bridge, adapted to support a bottle of any one of a variety of sizes in substantially horizontal alignment;
- the removable block adapted to support the pair of elongate sections of the elongate member along or adjacent the free ends, and to maintain the linear integrity of the free ends, whilst force is applied to the bottle holder in the direction of the free ends and substantially parallel to the longitudinal axes of the elongate sections;
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- the block includes a pair of rigidly joined and spaced recessed grooves adapted to receive the elongate sections of the elongate member, the block partially encasing the elongate sections, substantially between the free ends and the bridge, but not the free ends.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.