Corner shelf securement system
OwnerSteven Whittinventor
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Abstract
A corner shelf securement system for attaching to a pair of walls and forming to a corner joining the walls includes a pair of walls joined together to define a corner between the pair of walls. A board has a bend defining a first section being perpendicular to a second section such that the board is L-shaped. A shelf is coupled to the board, and a plurality of braces is coupled to the board and to the shelf. The plurality of braces support the shelf in a perpendicular position relative to the board. A fastener is mounted on the board and is engageable to the pair of walls such that the bend is positioned within the corner.
Claims9
A corner shelf attachment system comprising:
- a pair of walls, said pair of walls being joined together to define a coater between the pair of walls;
- a board, said board having a front surface, a back surface, a top edge a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge, said board having a bend defining a first section being perpendicular to a second section such that said board is L-shaped;
- a shelf being coupled to said board;
- a plurality of braces being coupled to said board and to said shelf, said plurality of braces supporting said shelf in a perpendicular position relative to said board;
- a back panel being attached to said first side edge and extending along said back surface of said first section towards said bend, said back panel being bendable such that a free end of said back panel is movable inwardly towards said back surface of said first section, wherein said back panel is angled inwardly from said first side edge to said bend;
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- a fastener being mounted on said board, said fastener being engageable to said pair of walls such that said bend is positioned within said corner.
A corner shelf attachment systems comprising:
- a pair of walls, said pair of walls being joined together to define a corner between the pair of walls, said corner being a right angle;
- a board, said board having a front surface, a back surface, a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge, said board being elongated from said first side edge to said second side edge, said board having a bend defining a first section being perpendicular to a second section such that said board is L-shaped;
- a shelf being coupled to said board, said shelf being L-shaped, said shelf being coextensive with said board, said shelf extending perpendicularly from said board, said shelf being centrally positioned between said top edge of said board and said bottom edge of said board;
- a plurality of braces being coupled to said board and to said shelf, said plurality of braces supporting said shelf in a perpendicular position relative to said board, said first and second side edges having one of said braces extending outwardly therefrom and onto said shelf;
- a back panel being attached to said first side edge and extending along said back surface of said first section towards said bend, said back panel being bendable such that a free end of said back panel is movable inwardly towards said back surface of said first section, wherein said back panel is angled inwardly from said first side edge to said bend;
- a fastener being mounted on said board, said fastener being engageable to said pair of walls such that said bend is positioned within said corner, said fastener comprising a plurality of adhesive strips attached to said back surface of said second section and to said back panel, each of said adhesive strips being a pressure sensitive adhesive;
- a plurality of cover panels, each cover panel being removably engaged to an associated one of said adhesive strips to protect said associated adhesive strip until said cover panel is removed to expose said adhesive strip;
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- a toilet paper roller being coupled to said board, said toilet paper roller having a pair of opposite ends engageable to an adjacently positioned pair of said braces such that the toilet paper roller is configured to hold a roll of toilet paper between the adjacently positioned pair of the braces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.