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US 2006/0231334 A1Published application
Stepladder stabilizer
OwnerBill Hall, Stephen Burdinventors
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Abstract
A stepladder stabilizer includes a set of four feet with each foot having a sole and an upstanding ankle. Each ankle is abuttable with a corresponding stepladder leg and each sole lies in a horizontal plane. Each ankle is affixed to a corresponding stepladder leg and further each ankle is disposed at a fixed ankle to a corresponding sole with the fixed ankle being equal to a leg ankle defined between a corresponding stepladder leg and the horizontal plane when the ladder legs are in a fully spread position.
Claims20
A stepladder stabilizer comprising:
- a set of four feet, each foot having a sole and an upstanding ankle, each ankle being abuttable with a corresponding stepladder leg with each sole lying in a horizontal plane;
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- means for fixing each abutting ankle to the corresponding stepladder leg.
A stepladder stabilizer comprising:
- a set of four feet, each foot having a sole and an upstanding ankle, each ankle being abuttable with a corresponding stepladder leg with each sole lying in a horizontal plane, each ankle having a width approximately equal to a width of the corresponding leg.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.