Outdoor Light with Dual Installation Options
OwnerRaymond JEPSONinventor
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Abstract
An outdoor light comprises a bottom cap configured to allow the light to be either mounted onto a hard surface (e.g. wood, composite, etc.) or anchored into the soil. The bottom cap comprises at least one generally central aperture configured to receive a ground-engaging spike, and at least two peripheral apertures configured to receive fasteners (e.g. screws, bolts, nails, etc.). When the ground-engaging spike is mounted into the central aperture, the light can be anchored into the ground. When fasteners are mounted through the at least two peripheral apertures, the light can be mounted onto a hard surface.
Claims13
1) A light comprising:
- a) a vertically extending light support;
- b) a top cap mounted to said vertically extending light support;
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- c) a bottom cap having an outer sleeve configured to be removably received into the lower end of the light support, the bottom cap having an opening for securing the light to an adjoining surface.
6) A light comprising:
- a) a vertically extending light support;
- b) a top light element mounted to said vertically extending light support;
- c) the vertically extending light support comprising a lower opening;
- d) a longitudinal body member having an upper end configured to receive the vertically extending light support and a lower end, and
- e) a bottom cap having an outer sleeve configured to be removably received into the lower end of the longitudinal body member, the bottom cap having an opening for securing the light to an adjoining solid surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.