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US 2011/0254293 A1Published application
Multi-functional doorstop tool
OwnerRobert O. Duff, Rosetta Duffinventors
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Abstract
A tool includes a double wedge, a tongue, and a wedge. The double wedge has a top surface, a bottom surface, a front, a rear, a right side, and a left side. The tongue extends from the front of the double wedge and the wedge extends from the rear of the double wedge. Either the tongue or the wedge can be inserted between a door and another surface to hold the door open.
Claims16
A tool comprising:
- a double wedge having a top surface, a bottom surface, a front, a rear, a right side, and a left side;
- a tongue extending from the front of the double wedge;
- and
- a wedge extending from the rear of the double wedge, wherein either the tongue or the wedge can be inserted between a door and another surface to hold the door open.
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A tool system comprising:
- a tool comprising:
- a double wedge having a top surface, a bottom surface, front, a rear, a right side, and a left side;
- a tongue extending from the front of the double wedge;
- a wedge extending from the rear of the double wedge, wherein either the tongue or the wedge can be inserted between a door and another surface to hold the door open;
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- magnetic material located on the rear of the double wedge;
- a handle capable of telescoping between an extended position and a retracted position, the handle having a magnet for attracting the magnetic material of the tool;
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- a carrying case comprising:
- pocket shaped to receive the wedge;
- a cover having a first end fixed to a first end of the pocket, a second end releasably securable to a second side of the pocket, and a central portion extending between the first end and the second end, wherein the central portion has a length configured to extend over the double wedge and tongue thereby securing the wedge in the pocket;
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- a belt loop attached to the first end of the pocket and the first side of the cover.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.