Pet shelter
OwnerChuck Anthony Bakerinventor
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Abstract
A pet shelter includes a floor, a roof, and a sidewall. The sidewall is made of a transparent material and joins the floor and the roof together. The sidewall includes a first portion joined to a second portion by a first bend, the second portion joined to a third portion by a second bend, the third portion joined to a fourth portion by a third bend, and the fourth portion joined to a fifth portion by a fourth bend defining an internal spiraled compartment An entrance to the internal spiraled compartment is defined in between the first portion and the fifth portion of the sidewall.
Claims10
A pet shelter comprising:
- a floor;
- a roof;
- and
- a sidewall made of a transparent material and joining the floor and the roof together, wherein
- the sidewall comprises a first portion joined to a second portion by a first bend, the second portion joined to a third portion by a second bend, the third portion joined to a fourth portion by a third bend, and the fourth portion joined to a fifth portion by a fourth bend defining an internal spiraled compartment, wherein an entrance to the internal spiraled compartment is defined in between the first portion and the fifth portion of the sidewall.
A pet shelter comprising:
- a floor;
- a roof;
- and
- a sidewall comprising:
- a plurality of vertical columns connecting the floor to the roof;
- at least one spiral shaped rib connecting the plurality of vertical columns together;
- and
- a plurality of transparent panels coupled to the at least one spiral shaped rib, wherein
- the transparent panels define a first portion joined to a second portion by a first bend, the second portion joined to a third portion by a second bend, the third portion joined to a fourth portion by a third bend, and the fourth portion joined to a fifth portion by a fourth bend defining an internal spiraled compartment, wherein an entrance to the internal spiraled compartment is defined in between the first portion and the fifth portion of the transparent panels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.