Cue stick holders and methods of fabrication and use thereof
OwnerDanny J. Jones, Tamara L. Jonesinventors
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Abstract
Cue stick holders suitable for deployment on a pool, billiards, or like game table to support at least one cue stick as the cue stick rests in a propped position against the game table typically between plays of a game or between games may include a flexible holder panel configured for frictional immobilization on the game table. A holder rack may be provided on the holder panel. The holder rack may have at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof.
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A cue stick holder suitable for deployment on a game table to support at least one cue stick resting in a propped position, comprising:
- a flexible holder panel configured for frictional immobilization on the game table, the holder panel selectively deployable in an extended functional configuration and rollable in a rolled storage configuration;
- a holder rack on the holder panel, the holder rack having at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof;
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- the holder panel having a coefficient of friction sufficient to render the holder panel securely in place and immobilized on the game table solely by frictional engagement of the holder panel with the game table.
A cue stick holder suitable for deployment on a game table to support at least one cue stick resting in a propped position, comprising:
- a flexible holder panel selectively deployable in an extended functional configuration and rollable in a rolled storage configuration, the holder panel comprising:
- a bottom panel surface having a coefficient of friction sufficient to render the holder panel securely in place and immobilized on the game table solely by frictional engagement of the holder panel with the game table;
- a top panel surface;
- a panel midline;
- a rack support portion extending forwardly of the panel midline;
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- an anchor portion extending rearwardly of the panel midline, the bottom panel surface of the holder panel at the anchor portion configured for frictional immobilization on the game table;
- and
- a flexible holder rack on the top panel surface of the holder panel at the rack support portion, the holder rack having at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof.
A cue stick holder suitable for deployment on a game table having table sides, a table top and a table edge to support at least one cue stick resting in a propped position, the cue stick holder comprising:
- a flexible holder panel comprising:
- a bottom panel surface;
- a top panel surface;
- a front panel end;
- a rear panel end;
- a panel midline halfway between the front panel end and the rear panel end;
- a rack support portion extending forwardly of the panel midline;
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- an anchor portion extending rearwardly of the panel midline, the bottom panel surface of the holder panel at the anchor portion configured for frictional immobilization on the table top of the game table and having a coefficient of friction sufficient to render the holder panel securely in place and immobilized on the game table solely by frictional engagement of the holder panel with the game table;
- a flexible holder rack on the top panel surface of the holder panel at the rack support portion, the holder rack and the holder panel formed in one piece of the same material and having a unitary construction, the holder rack comprising:
- at least two rack side walls extending from the top panel surface of the holder panel in spaced-apart relationship to each other;
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- at least one cue stick gap between the at least two rack side walls, respectively, the at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof, and
- wherein the holder panel and the holder rack are selectively deployable in an extended configuration and a rolled storage configuration.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.