Writing boards
AssigneeSg World Limited
InventorDouglas Kinsman
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AssigneeSg World Limited
InventorDouglas Kinsman
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A writing board for retaining material for writing, the writing board having a main board defining a surface and a material retaining arrangement configured to retain material on the surface, the retaining arrangement further having a retaining portion movable between a first retaining position at which material can be retained thereby on the board and a second position that allows material to be removed from the board, the retaining portion bearing a first part of a snap fastener, which first part is releasably engageable with a second part of the snap fastener located on the board, one of the first and second parts having a projection that locates into a re-entrant portion in the other of the first and second parts to extend through a hole in material being retained thereby when the retaining portion is in the first retaining position.
A writing board for retaining material for writing on, the writing board comprising a main board defining a surface and a material retaining arrangement configured to retain material on the surface, the retaining arrangement comprising a retaining portion moveable between a first retaining position at which the material can be retained thereby on the writing board and a second retaining position that allows the material to be removed from the writing board, the retaining portion bearing a first part of a two part snap fastener which the first part is releasably engagable with a second part of the two part snap fastener located on the writing board, one of the first and the second parts having a projection that locates in a re-entrant portion in the other of the first and the second parts to extend through a hole in the material being retained thereby when the retaining portion is in the first retaining position.
The writing board of claim 8, wherein a series of snap fasteners is provided along the series of retaining portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.