Mounting unit for partition mount
AssigneeZipwall, LLC
InventorJeffrey P. Whittemore
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Abstract
A mounting unit of a partition mount system that removably secures a sheet of material includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion has a first end and a second end opposite the first end and a pivot on a lower surface thereof The second portion has a first end and a second end opposite the first end and is configured to mate with the first portion. The first end of the second portion is wider than the second end of the second portion. The first portion and second portion are configured to secure a sheet of material therebetween.
Claims21
A mounting unit of a partition mount system that removably secures a sheet of material comprising:
- a first portion having a first end and a second end opposite the first end and a pivot on a lower surface thereof;
- and
- a second portion having a first end and a second end opposite the first end and configured to mate with the first portion, the first end of the second portion being wider than the second end of the second portion;
- wherein the first portion and second portion are configured to secure a sheet of material therebetween.
14-27. (canceled)
An asymmetric mounting unit, comprising:
- a clip;
- and
- a head having a primary center axis and a secondary center axis, wherein the primary center axis is longer than the secondary center axis, the head including a pivot,
- wherein a center point of the pivot of the head is positioned asymmetrically along the primary center axis between the secondary center axis and an end of the head.
An asymmetric mounting unit, comprising:
- a clip;
- and
- a head having a primary center axis and a secondary center axis, wherein the primary center axis is longer than the secondary center axis, the head including a pivot,
- wherein a center point of the pivot of the head is positioned along the primary center axis, and
- wherein the clip is wider in a direction along the secondary center axis than the head.
-37. (canceled)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.