Handle reinforcement brace for attachment to a push broom
OwnerChristopher Choiinventor
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Abstract
A brace for reinforcing the connection between a handle and head of a push broom. The brace comprising a flat elongated base member attached in a T-shaped configuration with an elongated tubular member. The base member being shaped to conform to the shape of the top side of the conventional push broom. A bore extending through the length of the tubular member and the base member for receiving a handle of a push broom therethrough. A plurality of apertures being formed through the base member and the tubular member.
Claims7
A brace for a push broom having an elongated handle and a head member, said head member having a bottom side with a plurality of bristles extending therefrom and a top side with a threaded bore extending thereinto, said handle having a threaded end removably attaching to said head member by engagement with said threaded bore, said brace comprising:
- a flat elongated base member made of a rigid durable material having a bottom side and a top side;
- an elongated tubular member having an upper edge and a lower edge, said lower edge of said tubular member connecting to said top side of said base member;
- said tubular member defining a bore extending through said length of said tubular member and through said base member, said bore being adapted to receive a handle of a push broom therethrough;
- and,
- a plurality of holes extending through said base member for securing said elongated member onto a top side of a head member of a push broom by use of threaded fasteners extending through said holes.
A brace for a push broom having a handle and a head member, said head member having a bottom side with a plurality of bristles extending therefrom and a top side with a threaded bore extending thereinto, said handle having a threaded end removably attaching to said head member by engagement with said threaded bore, said brace comprising:
- an elongated tubular member having an upper edge and a lower edge, said tubular member defining a bore extending through said length of said tubular member, said bore being adapted to receive a handle of a push broom therethrough;
- a flat elongated base member protruding sideward from the lower edge to define a portion protruding to the right of the lower edge and a portion protruding to the left of the lower edge;
- a plurality of holes extending through said base member for securing said elongated member onto a top side of a head member of a push broom by use of threaded fasteners extending through said holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.