Child Safety Net
OwnerKenneth Mooreinventor
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Abstract
The present invention generally relates to a child safety net. The device may act as a barrier to prevent items, such as a basketball, from inadvertently exiting a playing area. As a result, the device may prevent a child from chasing after a ball and running into traffic. Further, the device is useful in eliminating the need to spend time chasing a ball even in a safe environment, such as a park. The device is particularly suitable for use at the end of a driveway. The device has a lightweight net which is easily installed at any location. The net may be easily rolled up for storage and transportation. The base of the device is weighted and has a plurality of female slots for receiving a plurality of posts.
Claims1
1) A safety net for preventing an object from escaping a location comprising:
- a base having a top, a bottom, a front, a back, a first side, a second side and an interior;
- a plurality of openings on the top side wherein the openings extend downward within the interior of the base and wherein the openings create a cavity and wherein a concave ring is located within the cavity;
- a plurality of hollow tubes removable inserted through the plurality of openings into the cavities wherein the plurality of hollow tubes have a convex ring with correspondingly fits within the concave ring of the cavity;
- a plurality of posts inserted within the plurality of hollow tubes wherein the posts telescopically adjustable extend within at least a part of an interior of the hollow tube;
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- a net attached to the post.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.