Leveler
OwnerFritz Larsoninventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for leveling an object with respect to a support surface. The apparatus includes a top portion that defines a planar surface. The top portion transitions into or is connected with a base. The base is foldable with respect to the top portion, and a free end portion of the base is removably securable to the top portion at one of a plurality of positions to adjust a height of the base and maintain the planar surface level with respect to the support surface.
Claims20
An apparatus for leveling an object with respect to a support surface, the apparatus comprising:
- a top portion defining a planar surface, the top portion transitioning into a base, the base foldable with respect to the top portion, and a free end portion of the base removably securable to the top portion at one position of a plurality of positions to adjust a height of the base.
An apparatus for leveling an object with respect to a support surface, the apparatus comprising:
- a top portion defining a planar surface and having a wall extending about at least a portion of a periphery of the planar surface;
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- a base connected to the top portion, the base foldable with respect to the top portion, and a free end portion of the base removably securable to the top portion at one position of a plurality of positions to adjust a height of the base.
An apparatus for leveling an object with respect to a support surface, the apparatus comprising:
- a top portion defining a planar surface and having a wall extending about a periphery of the planar surface;
- a cover hingedly attached to a portion of the wall, the cover movable between a closed position covering the planar surface and an open position;
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- a base connected to the top portion, the base movable between a flat position contacting a bottom surface of the top portion and a folded position, the base folded with respect to the top portion and a free end portion of the base adjustably securable to the top portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.