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US 12,396,595 B2Granted
Elevated rack device
OwnerBelinda Lynchinventor
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Abstract
An elevated rack device for preparing food includes a base to which a plurality of uprights is attached. Each upright extends substantially perpendicularly from the base proximate to a first end of the base. A rack is attached to the plurality of uprights distal from the base and extends substantially colinearly with the base toward a second end of the base. A food item can be positioned on a top of the rack with surfaces of the food item being substantially accessible to a user and the food item being slidable from the rack.
Claims7
An elevated rack device, comprising:
- a base;
- a plurality of uprights, each upright being attached to and extending substantially perpendicularly from the base proximate to a first end of the base;
- and
- a rack attached to the plurality of uprights distal from the base and extending substantially colinearly with the base toward a second end of the base, wherein a top of the rack is configured for positioning of a food item, such that surfaces of the food item are substantially accessible to a user, and such that the food item is slidable from the rack;
- wherein the base comprises:
- a pair of side members;
- and
- a crossmember, the crossmember being attached to and extending between the side members proximate to the first end of the base;
- and
- wherein the plurality of uprights comprises:
- an upright attached to the crossmember equally distant from the side members;
- and
- two uprights attached singly to the side members and positioned proximate to the crossmember between the crossmember and the second end of the base.
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An elevated rack device, comprising:
- a base;
- a plurality of uprights, each upright being attached to and extending substantially perpendicularly from the base proximate to a first end of the base;
- and
- a rack attached to the plurality of uprights distal from the base and extending substantially colinearly with the base toward a second end of the base, wherein a top of the rack is configured for positioning of a food item, such that surfaces of the food item are substantially accessible to a user, and such that the food item is slidable from the rack;
- and
- wherein the rack comprises:
- an annular rod having opposed side segments and opposed end segments;
- and
- a plurality of cross rods, each cross rod being attached to and extending between the opposed end segments, the cross rod being substantially parallel to the opposed side segments;
- and wherein the plurality of uprights comprises:
- an upright attached to the crossmember equally distant from the side members;
- and two uprights attached singly to the side members and positioned proximate to the crossmember between the crossmember and the second end of the base.
9 more elements
An elevated rack device comprising:
- a base, the base comprising a pair of side members and a crossmember, the crossmember being attached to and extending between the side members proximate to a first end of the base;
- a plurality of uprights, each upright being attached to and extending substantially perpendicularly from the base proximate to the first end of the base, the plurality of uprights comprising:
- an upright attached to the crossmember equally distant from the side members, and
- two uprights attached singly to the side members and positioned proximate to the crossmember between the crossmember and a second end of the base;
- and
- a rack attached to the plurality of uprights distal from the base and extending substantially colinearly with the base toward the second end of the base, wherein a top of the rack is configured for positioning of a food item, such that surfaces of the food item are substantially accessible to a user, and such that the food item is slidable from the rack, the rack comprising:
- an annular rod having opposed side segments and opposed end segments, the opposed end segments being arcuate, such that the rack is concave when viewed from the top of the rack, and
- a plurality of cross rods, each cross rod being attached to and extending between the opposed end segments, the cross rod being substantially parallel to the opposed side segments.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.