Storage bucket assembly
AssigneeActigift Development Co., Ltd.
InventorVICTOR LIN
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Abstract
A storage bucket assembly has a bucket and a hanging member. The bucket has a bucket body, two connecting portions formed on an outer surface of the bucket body, and an abutting portion disposed on a top of the bucket body. The hanging member is pivotally mounted on the bucket and has two connecting plates, a top plate, and two supports. The two connecting plates are connected pivotally to the two connecting portions, respectively. The top plate is connected to the two connecting plates. The two supports are disposed on the top plate. The two supports and the abutting portion are formed as a three-point support to make the storage bucket assembly steadily mounted on an edge of a table. The storage bucket assembly occupies very little space on a top surface of the table.
Claims16
A storage bucket assembly comprising:
- a bucket having
- a bucket body having
- a top;
- an outer surface;
- a front side;
- a chamber formed in the bucket body;
- and
- an opening formed on the top of the bucket body and communicating with the chamber of the bucket body;
- two connecting portions formed on the outer surface of the bucket body at a spaced interval;
- and
- an abutting portion disposed on the top of the bucket body and being adjacent to the opening of the bucket body;
- and
- a hanging member pivotally mounted on the bucket and having
- two connecting plates respectively connected pivotally to the two connecting portions of the bucket, and each of the connecting plates having a top end;
- a top plate spanning the opening of the bucket body, connected to the two top ends of the two connecting plates, and having
- a bottom surface;
- a back side;
- and
- two supporting portions formed on the bottom surface of the top plate at a spaced interval and being adjacent to the back side of the top plate;
- and
- two supports mounted on the bottom surface of the top plate and respectively disposed at the two supporting portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.