Apparatus for storing footwear
OwnerEduardo Sigalinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for storing footwear including a base including a first end section and a second end section, the first end section and the second end section are on opposite sides of the base; a limb coupled to the base at the second end section, wherein the limb includes an upper portion limb with a upper portion limb width and a lower portion limb with a lower portion limb width, and wherein the upper portion limb width is greater in value than the lower portion limb width; and a hinging device coupled to the base and the limb at the lower portion limb, wherein the hinging device is configured to fold a portion of the limb.
Claims30
An apparatus for storing footwear comprising:
- a base including a first end section and a second end section, the first end section and the second end section are on opposite sides of the base;
- a limb coupled to the base at the second end section, wherein the limb includes an upper portion limb with a upper portion limb width and a lower portion limb with a lower portion limb width, and wherein the upper portion limb width is greater in value than the lower portion limb width;
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- a hinging device coupled to the base and the limb at the lower portion limb, wherein the hinging device is configured to fold a portion of the limb.
The apparatus claim of 5, wherein the center space includes at least one mounting hole for coupling to the base.
An apparatus for storing footwear comprising:
- a first plurality of bases, each of the first plurality of bases including a first end section and a second end section, the first end section and the second end section are on opposite sides of each base;
- a first plurality of limbs, each of the first plurality of limbs coupled to a respective base from the first plurality of bases at the second end section of the respective base;
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- a first trunk, wherein each of the first plurality of bases is connected to a respective each of the first plurality of limbs at the first trunk.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.