Caddy with removable spill prevention stabilizers and bumpers
OwnerJames L. Andersoninventor
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Abstract
A caddy system includes a caddy and stabilizers. The caddy includes an outer shell, an inner compartment, and a handle. The outer shell has walls that define corners. A bottom edge of the outer shell includes bottom surfaces of the walls. The caddy also includes a top rim. The inner compartment is surrounded by the outer shell and connects to the outer shell at the top rim. The inner compartment has a plurality of pockets. Each pocket has an open top and a closed bottom. The handle is connected to the inner compartment. The stabilizers connect to the caddy at the corners. An area defined by outer ends of the connected stabilizers is larger than an area defined by the bottom edge of the caddy.
Claims6
A caddy system comprising:
- a caddy comprising:
- an outer shell comprising:
- a plurality of walls that define a plurality of corners;
- a bottom edge that includes bottom surfaces of the plurality of walls;
- and
- a top rim;
- an inner compartment surrounded by the outer shell and connected to the top rim, the inner compartment comprising:
- a plurality of pockets, each pocket having an open top and a closed bottom;
- and
- a plurality of bumper mounting slots positioned through sides of the plurality of pockets;
- a handle connected to the inner compartment;
- a plurality of stabilizers, wherein one stabilizer is connected to each of the plurality of corners;
- and
- a plurality of bumpers that each connect to the caddy at the plurality of bumper mounting slots;
- wherein each of the bumpers comprises:
- a head at a first side of the bumper;
- a body at a second side of the bumper;
- and
- a neck between the head and the body;
- wherein the neck has a smaller diameter than the head and the body;
- and
- wherein the bumper fits into the bumper mounting slot with the body extending into a pocket and the neck is inside the bumper mounting slot;
- and
- wherein an area having a periphery defined by outer ends of the connected stabilizers is larger than an area having a periphery defined by the bottom edge of the caddy.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.