Travel Case
OwnerJennifer L. Kerrinventor
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Abstract
A modular case includes: a base having opposing side rails formed along sides of the base, the side rails forming elongate channels therein; a plurality of container modules removably secured on the base, the plurality of container modules having a base plate having a width extending across a width of the base such that sides of the base plate fit within the elongate channels formed by the side rails of the base, one or more containers formed on the base and extending upwardly therefrom, the one or more containers including an open end, and one or more caps secured to the one or more containers over the open end. Sides of the plurality of base plates slidably engage the elongate channels formed on the base such that the plurality of container modules are removably secured to the base.
Claims20
A modular case comprising:
- a base having opposing side rails formed along sides of the base, the side rails forming elongate channels therein;
- a plurality of container modules removably secured on the base, the plurality of container modules having
- a base plate having a width extending across a width of the base such that sides of the base plate fit at least partially within the elongate channels formed by the side rails of the base,
- one or more containers formed on the base and extending upwardly therefrom, the one or more containers including an open end, and
- one or more caps secured to the one or more containers over the open end;
- wherein sides of the plurality of base plates slidably engage the elongate channels formed on the base such that the plurality of container modules are removably secured to the base.
A modular case comprising:
- a base including
- opposing side rails formed along sides of the base, the side rails forming elongate channels therein,
- closed ends formed on a first end of the opposing side rails of the base, and
- a plurality of magnets located on the base;
- a plurality of container modules removably secured on the base, the plurality of container modules having
- a base plate having a width extending across a width of the base such that sides of the base plate fit within the elongate channels formed by the side rails of the base,
- one or more containers formed on the base and extending upwardly therefrom, the one or more containers including an open end,
- one or more caps secured to the one or more containers over the open end, and
- a plurality of magnets located on the base plate;
- wherein sides of the plurality of base plates slidably engage the elongate channels formed on the base such that the plurality of container modules are removably secured to the base;
- and
- wherein the plurality of container modules are removably secured to the base when the plurality of magnets of the base plate are aligned with the plurality of magnets on the base plate of the plurality of container modules.
A modular travel case for transporting luxury items, the modular travel case comprising:
- a base including
- opposing side rails formed along sides of the base, the side rails forming elongate channels therein and
- a recess cavity formed on a bottom surface of the base;
- a plurality of container modules removably secured on the base, the plurality of container modules having
- a base plate having a width extending across a width of the base such that sides of the base plate fit within the elongate channels formed by the side rails of the base,
- one or more containers formed on the base and extending upwardly therefrom, the one or more containers including an open end, and
- one or more caps secured to the one or more containers over the open end;
- wherein sides of the plurality of base plates slidably engage the elongate channels formed on the base such that the plurality of container modules are removably secured to the base;
- and
- wherein the recess cavity is located under the base plates of the plurality of container modules when the plurality of container modules are slidably secured on the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.