Rotatable holder
OwnerNicole Smokowicz, Christopher Stvartakinventors
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Abstract
A rotatable holder having first and second sections is provided. The first section has a plurality of first peripheral sides connected to each other and first and second end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of first peripheral sides. The second section has a plurality of second peripheral sides connected to each other and third and fourth end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of second peripheral sides. The first and second sections are rotatably coupled with each other along respective end sides of each section. At least one of the peripheral sides forms an orifice for receiving an object.
Claims22
A rotatable holder comprising:
- a plurality of sections rotatably coupled with each other, each section having a plurality of peripheral sides, wherein at least one of the peripheral sides forms an orifice for receiving an object.
A rotatable holder comprising:
- a first section having a plurality of first peripheral sides connected to each other and first and second end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of first peripheral sides;
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- a second section having a plurality of second peripheral sides connected to each other and third and fourth end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of second peripheral sides,
- wherein the first and second sections are rotatably coupled with each other and at least one of the peripheral sides forms an orifice for receiving an object.
A rotatable holder comprising:
- a first section having at least four first peripheral sides connected to each other, each peripheral side formed in its own plane which is generally perpendicular to the planes of adjoining peripheral sides, the first section also having first and second end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of first peripheral sides;
- a second section having at least four second peripheral sides connected to each other, each peripheral side formed in its own plane which is generally perpendicular to the planes of adjoining peripheral sides, the second section also having third and fourth end sides, each end side formed in a plane which is generally perpendicular to the plurality of second peripheral sides;
- the first section further includes a reinforcement wall extending between opposite first peripheral sides of the first section and spaced from the other first peripheral sides, and a first coupling member on the reinforcement wall;
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- wherein at least one of the peripheral sides forms an orifice for receiving an object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.