Free-standing support stand for taxidermy mounts
OwnerChad Wallinventor
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Abstract
This invention provides for a pyramidal free-standing upright support for a taxidermy mount. The support body is formed by a plurality of trapezoidal-shaped substantially planar body panels and a flat top panel detachably securable together. The top panel is provided with a central opening, which receives an attachment assembly. The attachment assembly, in turn, holds the taxidermy mount above the top panel when in use. The body panels and the top panels can be transported flat and assembled on site.
Claims27
A free-standing support stand for taxidermy mounts, comprising:
- (i) an upright body having a flat top panel extending horizontally when in use, the top panel being provided with a central opening;
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- (ii) an attachment assembly secured in the central opening, the attachment assembly being configured to engage and support a taxidermy mount above the top panel.
A kit for supporting a taxidermy mount, the kit comprising:
- (i) a plurality of trapezoidal-shaped substantially planar body panels forming a free-standing upright body, and a flat top panel detachably securable to each of the body panels, the top panel being provided with a central opening;
- (ii) an attachment assembly secured in the central opening, the attachment assembly being configured to engage and support a taxidermy mount above the top panel;
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- (iii) a plurality of securing members for securing the body panels with the top panel.
A method of supporting a taxidermy mount, comprising the steps of:
- (i) providing a plurality of trapezoidal-shaped substantially planar body panels and a flat rectangular shaped top panel, the top panel being provided with a central opening;
- (ii) providing an attachment assembly configured to engage and support a taxidermy mount;
- (iii) providing a plurality of securing members;
- (iv) securing the body panels and the top panel with the securing members, thereby
- (v) forming a free-standing upright pyramidal-shaped body;
- (vi) securing the attachment assembly with the top panel;
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- (vii) engaging the taxidermy mount with the attachment assembly such that the taxidermy mount extends above the top panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.