Stand-alone folding sign
AssigneeThe Hillman Group, Inc.
InventorsMark Tarter, Mark Yeary
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Abstract
A stand-alone folding sign configured to adapt a stabilizer for providing additional stability against external forces, such as wind or human contacts, is disclosed. The folding sign includes a pair of interlocking legs positioned proximate a lower portion of the sign. The position of the interlocking legs allows a suitable stabilizer to be associated with the legs. The stabilizer may be a weighted object, such as a brick or a container filled with water or sand, or a fixing member that can anchor the sign to the standing surface. A detachable display panel may be created from the sheet forming the sign and displayed in a desirable location.
Claims9
A stand-alone sign comprising:
- first and second generally opposing surfaces having a top and bottom edge, the first and second opposing surfaces being connected at their respective top edges;
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- a pair of legs connecting the first and second opposing surfaces together proximate their respective bottom edges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.