Chair Leg Mountable Coaster Assembly
OwnerMichael Putzkeinventor
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Abstract
A chair leg mountable coaster assembly includes a plate that is mountable to one of a plurality of legs of a chair. The plate extends laterally from the leg in a single direction that is orientated parallel to a plane that extends through bottom ends of the plurality of legs. The plate is one of a plurality of the plates, each of which is configured to be mountable to a respective one of the plurality of the legs so that each leg is engaged with one of the plates. The plates reduce penetration of the legs into a soft substrate, such as sand, dirt, and soil. The plates are sized to allow multiple ones of the chairs to be stacked without interference by the plates.
Claims15
A chair leg mountable coaster assembly comprising:
- a plate configured to be mountable to one of a plurality of legs of a chair, the plate extending laterally from the leg in a single direction that is orientated parallel to a plane extending through bottom ends of the plurality of legs, wherein the plate is configured for reducing penetration of the leg into a soft substrate;
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- the plate being one of a plurality of the plates, each of the plates of the plurality of plates being configured to be mountable to a respective one of the plurality of legs such that each leg is engaged with one of the plates, the plates being sized such that inner limits of the plates are separated by a distance permitting stacking of multiple ones of the chairs, with the stacked multiple ones of the chairs having an overall height comparable to that obtained when stacked multiple ones of the chairs lack the plates.
A chair leg mountable coaster assembly comprising:
- a plate configured to be mountable to one of a plurality of legs of a chair, the plate extending laterally from the leg in a single direction that is orientated parallel to a plane extending through bottom ends of the plurality of legs, wherein the plate is configured for reducing penetration of the leg into a soft substrate;
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- the plate being one of a plurality of the plates, each of the plates of the plurality of plates being configured to be mountable to a respective one of the plurality of legs such that each leg is engaged with one of the plates, the plates being sized such that inner limits of the plates are separated by a distance permitting stacking of multiple ones of the chairs, with the stacked multiple ones of the chairs having an overall height comparable to that obtained when stacked multiple ones of the chairs lack the plates.
- the plate being curved between opposed lateral edges such that the plate is substantially tubularly shaped wherein the opposed lateral edges are positioned coplanarly and spaced from each other to define a slot between the opposed lateral edges, wherein the slot is configured to receive the bottom end of the leg, the plate being substantially cylindrically shaped, the slot being equally spaced between the inner limit and an outer limit of the plate;
- a coupler engaging the plate and being configured to releasably engage the leg of the chair;
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- the plate having a hole extending therethrough proximate to the slot, the coupler comprising a fastener extendable through the hole and being configured to extend into the leg.
A chair and chair leg mountable coaster assembly combination comprising:
- a chair comprising a plurality of legs, the chair being configured such that multiple ones of the chairs are stackable;
- a plate selectively mountable to one of the plurality of legs, the plate extending laterally from the leg in a single direction that is orientated parallel to a plane extending through bottom ends of the plurality of legs, wherein the plate is configured for reducing penetration of the leg into a soft substrate;
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- a plurality of the plates each being selectively mountable to a respective one of the plurality of legs such that each leg is engaged with one of the plates, the plates being sized such that inner limits of the plates are separated by a distance permitting stacking of multiple ones of the chairs, with the stacked multiple ones of the chairs having an overall height comparable to that obtained when stacked multiple ones of the chairs lack the plates.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.