Folding a-frame TV stand
OwnerJames E. Groveinventor
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A folding A-frame TV stand to be detachably connected to a TV mount so that a television connected to the TV mount can be held above the ground. The folding TV stand includes first and second intersecting legs. The first and second legs are pivotally connected to one another by a hinge located at the intersection thereof so that the legs are rotatable at the hinge between an unfolded position, at which the first and second legs are spaced apart to have a “A” shape in order to support the TV mount, and a folded position, at which the legs are moved side-by-side one another to assume a generally flat, space-efficient configuration suitable for transport in a compact shipping container. One of the first and second legs is longer than the other to create a vertical leg extension above the hinge at which the TV stand is detachably connected to the TV mount.
A folding TV stand to hold a TV mount to which a television is to be connected off the ground, said folding TV stand comprising first and second intersecting legs pivotally connected to one another and adapted to rotate between an unfolded position, where said legs are spaced apart from and angled relative to one another, and a folded position, where said legs lie side-by-side one another, said TV stand also comprising an extension of said legs at which said TV stand is adapted to be detachably connected to the TV mount.
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