System for Attaching and Variably Positioning Accessories and Devices on a Surface
OwnerNeil A. Mooreinventor
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Abstract
A system for attaching, positioning and repositioning accessories and/or devices to vertical or horizontal surfaces such that the attached accessories or devices can be positioned and repositioned as desired. The system is comprised of a system base which interlocks with accessory mounts, which in turn engage and secure the fittings of accessories or devices. The system allows the accessories or devices retained in the mounts to be fixed along the base at a desired location and released and moved to another position along the base as desired. Further the system allows the accessories to be removed from the mounts and replaced as needed.
Claims4
A system for attaching, variably positioning and repositioning accessories or devices to a surface, and in particular to the surface of medical, industrial and home storage cabinets, carts, work tables, work benches and desks such that a minimum of available surface area is rendered unusable and the attached accessories or devices can be positioned and repositioned as desired comprised of:
- a system base with a base attachment method through which it is secured to the storage cabinet, cart, work table, work bench or desk with said base having a single or plurality of accessible base accessory mount interlock features which interlock with and retain a single or plurality of system accessory mounts while allowing the interlocked accessory mount(s) to be moved freely along the long axis of the base;
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- a system vertical accessory mount that will retain an accessory or device, interlock with a vertically oriented system base, slide freely along the base, can be reversibly fixed in a desired position in the base and repositioned in the base as desired;
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- a system horizontal, mount that will retain an accessory or device, interlock with a horizontally oriented system base, slide freely along the base, can be reversibly fixed in a desired position in the base and repositioned as desired.
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