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US 2020/0315351 A1Published application
Modular reusable writing panels and system thereof
AssigneeComsero, Inc.
InventorAnthony Franco
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Abstract
In one embodiment, a reusable writing kit is disclosed. The kit includes a substrate comprising a substrate writable surface and a substrate rear surface and a panel releasably mountable to the substrate. The panel includes a panel writing surface, a panel rear surface, and a first attachment member having a first type of securing force operable to mount the panel to the substrate, where the panel is mounted to the substrate and the panel rear surface is spaced apart from the substrate writable surface.
Claims17
A reusable writing kit comprising:
- a substrate comprising a substrate writable surface and a substrate rear surface;
- and
- a panel releasably mountable to the substrate, the panel comprising:
- a panel writable surface;
- a panel rear surface;
- and
- a first attachment member having a first type of securing force operable to mount the panel to the substrate, wherein when the panel is mounted to the substrate, the panel rear surface is spaced apart from the substrate writable surface.
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A reusable writing system comprising:
- a first panel comprising an erasable surface;
- a second panel;
- and
- a first attachment member coupled to the first panel and positioned between the first panel and the second panel;
- wherein
- the first panel is spaced apart from the second panel by at least a portion of a length of the first attachment member.
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A reusable writing panel comprising:
- an erasable writing surface;
- a back surface coupled to the erasable writing surface;
- and
- an attachment member coupled to and extending outwards from the back surface so as to protrude from the back surface, wherein:
- the attachment member is configured to define a gap between the back surface and a mounting surface when the reusable writing panel is positioned on the mounting surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.