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US 2002/0170230 A1Published application
Corner pot holder adapted for use on a deck
OwnerDuane E. McCartney, Dale B. McCartneyinventors
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Abstract
The present invention is to an improvement in accoutrements for a patio deck. In particular, the present invention provides a corner pot holder. The corner pot holder is of unitary construction. Unitary construction allows the corner pot holder may be stamped from a piece of metal or may be molded from plastic. The corner pot holder permits the flower pots held by the corner pot holder to drain thus avoiding stagnant water.
Claims15
A corner pot holder adapted for use on a deck,
- said corner pot holder having a unitary construction;
- said unitary construction having a planar surface;
- said planar surface having a length and a width;
- said planar surface having one or more surface means for defining at least one opening through said planar surface, for when in use, receiving and supporting one or more containers;
- a second surface adjacent to said planar surface;
- said second surface having a length and a width;
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- said second surface extending from said planar surface at a generally right angle.
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A corner pot holder adapted for use on a deck,
- said corner pot holder having a unitary construction;
- said unitary construction having a planar surface;
- said planar surface having a length and a width;
- said planar surface having one or more surface means for defining at least one opening through said planar surface, for when in use, receiving and supporting one or more containers;
- a second surface adjacent to said planar surface;
- said second surface having a length and a width;
- a pair of flanges extending from said planar surface, for when in use, supporting said corner pot holder on a surface of a deck.
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A corner pot holder adapted for use on a deck,
- said corner pot holder having a unitary construction;
- said unitary construction having a planar surface;
- said planar surface having a length and a width;
- said planar surface having one or more surface means for defining at least one opening through said planar surface, for when in use, receiving and supporting one or more containers;
- a second surface adjacent to said planar surface;
- said second surface having a length and a width;
- a third surface adjacent to said planar surface;
- said third surface being in a different plane than said second surface and generally parallel to said second surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.