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OwnerPaul R. Hashiminventor
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Abstract
An improved steel anchor device that is capable of simultaneously securing a plurality of items. The apparatus comprises a nail head for driving the apparatus into the ground, a central steel rod with a tapered end that easily extends into the ground, and a plurality of steel barbs attached to the steel rod, extended upward, oriented on opposite sides of the steel rod, spaced equally for securing the device in the ground. Two steel loops offset from each other and attached to the steel rod under the nail head for securing or anchoring other objects to the steel anchor device while in the ground.
Claims6
An anchor device that is capable of anchoring a plurality of items comprising:
- a. A nail head for driving the apparatus into the ground;
- b. A central rod with a tapered end that easily extends into the ground:
- c. A plurality of barbs attached to the central rod;
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- d. Round loops attached to the rod under the nail head for securing or anchoring other items to the apparatus while in the ground.
- e. A tapered end of the central rod to drive the apparatus into the ground with ease.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.