Ventilated nail table
OwnerRob Cardwellinventor
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Abstract
A method of ventilating harmful airborne pollutants and odors, such as acetone and resins, from the immediate area during the acrylic or fiberglass nail process. Also removes debris from becoming airborne breathable particulates, such as nail dust. A column which is integral to the process of eliminating said pollutants can be used with ducting, as ducting itself and doubles as a product display. The column's design is for ease of placement, not limited to being close to a wall in order to hide ducting.
Claims2
A method of evacuating harmful airborne pollutants and odors during the nail manicure process, such as but not limited to acetone and resins, herein known as artificial nail products, from the area above the deck or bridge of a manicure table through the perforated grid on top of the deck or bridge. A cabinet to one side of the deck or bridge, which the deck or bridge is attached, with a coupler in the cabinet attached to ducting that continues through a column or tower in which the ducting continues to the ceiling and into the attic or other acceptable place to a ventilation/vacuum system which evacuates the contaminants to the outdoors to insure a continuous evacuation of air during the manicure process. Other acceptable place for a ventilation/vacuum system as suggested above would be housed in the cabinet where the column is attached and ducting would continue through the column to the attic and on to the outdoors.
A column or tower in which ducting may be used to carry harmful airborne pollutants and odors from the deck or bridge through the cabinet or, said column may be used as the ducting itself and with sleeve extension said column would accommodated different height ceilings, column also doubles as a display for product when shelving is attached and said column is built with sections for shelving to be attached.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.