Carpet pad separator
AssigneeRobert Blu Mooney
InventorRobert Blu Mooney
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Abstract
This invention concerns a carpet stand for lifting carpet, containing a rigid lift tip body along its long axis, further containing a support rod and a lifting tip. The lifting tip itself lies tangent to the exterior of the rigid lift tip's body, and perpendicular to its long axis, and is shaped such that it may grip or hold onto, into the backing of a carpet. The support rod itself is sized so that it may pass through the backing of a carpet. The support rod is then inserted down through the carpet such that the lift tip will grip and raise the carpet a distance sufficient to separate a carpet from its supporting surface.
Claims20
A carpet stand for lifting carpet, comprising a rigid body containing a first lifting tip adapted to engage a backing of a carpet, and a support rod containing a support rod tip which is adapted to fit between said carpet's backing and engage a supporting surface which supports said carpet.
A carpet stand for lifting carpet, comprising:
- a rigid lift tip body containing a first lifting tip adapted to engage a backing of a carpet on a first end, and a second opposed end attached to a body handle, said rigid lift tip body further containing a passageway adapted to receive a shaft of an attached support rod;
- a support rod containing a support rod shaft which further contains a first end containing a support rod handle, and a second opposed end forming a support rod tip, said tip being adapted to fit through said carpet's backing and engage said carpets' supporting surface, thereby separating said carpet from said supporting surface when said support rod is placed into an extended position.
A carpet stand for lifting carpet, comprising:
- a rigid lift tip body forming a hollow passageway along its longitudinal axis, contains a first end to which a body handle is attached, and a second, opposite end to which a lift tip is attached, wherein said lift tip is further defined to be positioned tangent to the exterior of said rigid lift tip body and perpendicular to said rigid lift tip body's longitudinal axis and is shaped to engage a carpet's backing;
- a support rod further comprising a support rod shaft of a length longer than said rigid lift tip body, a support rod handle attached to a first end of said support rod shaft and a support rod tip attached to a second and opposite end of the shaft which is shaped and sized such that it may be inserted through said carpet's backing material;
- wherein said support rod is inserted into said hollow passageway of said rigid lift tip's body such that the support rod tip extends past said lift tip by a distance sufficient to separate a carpet from its supporting surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.