Iron retaining system and support device thereof
AssigneePolder, Inc.
InventorsKerry Cooper, George Calvin Scott
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Abstract
A system for retaining a clothes iron includes a base plate having vertically offset front and rear portions configured to support a nose sole plate portion and a heal portion of the clothes iron, respectively, and lateral side portions configured to support opposing lateral side sole plate portions of the clothes iron, and a pair of holding arms configured to move from a first position below the base plate to a second position above the base plate and to contact side body portions of the clothes iron.
Claims32
A system for retaining a clothes iron, comprising:
- a base plate having vertically offset front and rear portions configured to support a nose sole plate portion and a heal portion of the clothes iron, respectively, and lateral side portions configured to support opposing lateral side sole plate portions of the clothes iron;
- a pair of holding arms configured to move from a first position below the base plate to a second position above the base plate and to contact side body portions of the clothes iron;
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- an attachment strap connected between the pair of holding arms.
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A system for retaining a clothes iron, comprising:
- a base plate having vertically offset front and rear portions configured to support a nose sole plate portion and a heal portion of the clothes iron, respectively, and lateral side portions configured to support opposing lateral side sole plate portions of the clothes iron;
- a pair of holding arms configured to move from a first position below the base plate to a second position above the base plate and to contact side body portions of the clothes iron;
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- a pair of accessory bars, each positioned along out edge portions of the base plate, wherein each of the accessory bars include a plurality of alternating curved portions.
A system for retaining a clothes iron, comprising:
- a base plate having vertically offset front and rear portions configured to support a nose sole plate portion and a heal portion of the clothes iron, respectively, and lateral side portions configured to support opposing lateral side sole plate portions of the clothes iron;
- a pair of holding arms configured to move from a first position below the base plate to a second position above the base plate and to contact side body portions of the clothes iron;
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- a pair of accessory bars, each positioned along out edge portions of the base plate, wherein each of the accessory bars are attached to an underside of the base plate.
A support device for a clothes iron retaining system, comprising:
- a base plate having a rear support portion configured to support a heal portion of the clothes iron, a front support portion configured to support a front shoe plate portion of the clothes iron, and opposing lateral side portions, each including a supporting portion configured to support opposing lateral shoe plate portions of the clothes iron,
- wherein the rear support portion and the front support portion are offset along a vertical direction corresponding to a height difference between the heal and front shoe plate portions of the clothes iron, and
- wherein the base plate includes a generally I-shaped opening between the rear and front support portions and the opposing lateral side portions.
A support device for a clothes iron retaining system, comprising:
- a base plate having a rear support portion configured to support a heal portion of the clothes iron, a front support portion configured to support a front shoe plate portion of the clothes iron, and opposing lateral side portions, each including a supporting portion configured to support opposing lateral shoe plate portions of the clothes iron,
- wherein the rear support portion and the front support portion are offset along a vertical direction corresponding to a height difference between the heal and front shoe plate portions of the clothes iron, and wherein the rear support portion includes a curved surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.