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US 2006/0124488 A1Published application
Tool carrying and storage case
AssigneeTravel Caddy, Inc. d/b/a Travelon
InventorAndrezj Redzisz
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Abstract
A storage and carrying case includes semi-rigid spaced end panels and a semi-rigid bottom panel all joined together by means of a fabric over layer and a fabric under layer which are stitched together by a binding which also connects to front and back panels to form an enclosure for tools or the like. A single binding may thus be utilized to join all of the flexible fabric materials which retain the semi-rigid or rigid panels forming the enclosure.
Claims20
A case for carrying tools or other items comprising:
- a planar, fabric covered first end panel having a lower section with a bottom side edge, a front side edge and a back side edge, and an upper section;
- a second, planar, fabric covered end panel constructed substantially identical to the first end panel and having a configuration generally congruent with the first end panel and parallel to and spaced from the first end panel and said second panel also including a bottom edge, a front side edge and a back side edge;
- a planar, fabric covered, rectangular perimeter shaped, bottom panel between the first and second end panels to form a generally three sided fabric covered box with the first and second end panels extending upwardly from the bottom panel, said bottom panel including a front edge, a back edge, and first and second side edges;
- a first, flexible, fabric front panel having a top edge and extending between the first and second end panels;
- a second, flexible fabric back panel having a top edge and extending between the first and second end panels;
- rigid reinforcing bridging elements extending over at least a part of the first end panel and the second end panel;
- at least one reinforcing member sewn into at least one of the flexible panels;
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- a continuous binding extending over fabric covering the bottom panel and the flexible panels.
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A case for carrying tools or other items comprising:
- a planar, fabric covered first end panel having a bottom side edge, a front side edge and a back side edge, and an upper section;
- a second, planar, fabric covered end panel constructed substantially identical to the first end panel and having a configuration generally congruent with the first end panel and parallel to and spaced from the first end panel and said second panel also including a bottom edge, a front side edge and a back side edge;
- a planar, generally rigid, fabric covered, bottom panel between the first and second end panels to form a generally three sided, fabric covered box with the first and second end panels extending upwardly from the bottom panel, said bottom panel including a front edge, a back edge, and first and second side edges;
- a first, flexible, fabric front panel having a top edge and extending between the first and second end panels;
- a second, flexible fabric back panel having a top edge and extending between the first and second end panels;
- an intermediate panel extending between the first and second end panels;
- a handle member connecting the first and second end panels, the handle member including a rubber portion;
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- a continuous binding extending over fabric covering the bottom panel, the end panels and the flexible panels.
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A case for carrying tools or other items comprising:
- a fabric covered first end panel;
- a second, fabric covered end panel constructed substantially identical to the first end panel and having a configuration generally congruent with the first end panel and parallel to and spaced from the first end panel, wherein a portion of the first and second end panels is bendable;
- a planar, fabric covered bottom panel between the first and second end panels with the first and second end panels extending upwardly from the bottom panel;
- a first, flexible, fabric front panel extending between the first and second end panels;
- a second, flexible fabric back panel extending between the first and second end panels;
- a reinforcing member sewn into at least one of the flexible panels;
- a handle member connecting the first and second end panels, the handle member including a rubber portion;
- and
- a continuous binding extending over fabric covering the bottom panel, the end panels and the flexible panels.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.