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US 12,721,456 B2Granted
Shoe care apparatus
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsJu Hyuck Jang, Ji Hun Kim, Yeon A Na
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Abstract
A shoe care device having an accommodation space to accommodate shoes therein, includes a body; a moving body configured to form the accommodation space together with the body and coupled to the body so as to slide between a first location and a second location ahead of the first location; a blowing part configured to circulate air in the accommodation space; and a stopping part configured to limit the sliding movement of the moving body relative to the body within the second location.
Claims14
A shoe care device comprising:
- an accommodation space to accommodate shoes therein;
- a first body;
- a second body, the second body slidably coupled to the first body to move between a first position and a second position, the first body and the second body defining the accommodation space when the second body is in the first position;
- a blower configured to circulate air in the accommodation space;
- and
- a stopper configured to limit sliding movement of the second body relative to the first body at the second position,
- wherein the first body comprises:
- an upper body defining an upper surface of the accommodation space;
- a lower body located below the accommodation space;
- and
- a middle body connecting rear sides of the upper body and the lower body, the middle body defining a rear surface of the accommodation space, and
- wherein the second body comprises:
- a base slidably coupled to the lower body;
- a transparent window extending upward from an upper part of the base, the transparent window defining a front surface of the accommodation space, a first side surface of the accommodation space, and a second side surface of the accommodation space opposite the first side surface of the accommodation space;
- and
- a turntable coupled to the base, the turntable being configured to rotate about a vertical axis, the turntable and the base defining a lower surface of the accommodation space.
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