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US 2003/0226948 A1Published application
Easel workstation
OwnerDaniel P. Moreauinventor
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Abstract
An easel workstation consisting of four legs attached to a base so that the legs form a pyramid or a truncated pyramid structure. Adjustable supports are positioned on the legs for supporting articles on the supports and leaned against the legs of the workstation. When desired work can be placed on all four sides of the workstation. The base is preferably provided with locking casters so that the workstation can be more easily moved from place to place.
Claims12
An easel workstation, comprising:
- (a) a base;
- (b) a first leg having a lower end attached to the base, the first leg being oriented so that the upper end of the first leg leans toward the center of the workstation;
- (c) a second leg having a lower end attached to the base, the second leg being oriented so that the upper end of the second leg leans toward the center of the workstation;
- (d) a third leg having a lower end attached to the base, the third leg being oriented so that the upper end of the third leg leans toward the center of the workstation;
- (e) a fourth leg having a lower end attached to the base, the fourth leg being oriented so that the upper end of the fourth leg leans toward the center of the workstation;
- (f) a first adjustable support positioned on the first leg for supporting an article to be placed on the workstation;
- (g) a second adjustable support positioned on the second leg for supporting an article to be placed on the workstation;
- (h) a third adjustable support positioned on the third leg for supporting an article to be placed on the workstation;
- and (i) a fourth adjustable support positioned on the fourth leg for supporting an article to be placed on the workstation.
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