Stackable Space Saving Tower
OwnerJames Richard Platt, II, Rebecca Lynn Nesbittinventors
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Abstract
The present invention, referred to as “STACKABLES,” consists of 3 or 4 bowls/strainers stacked upright using a twist and lock mechanism to raise, lower and lock in place for stability. These molded oval telescopic posts fit into or onto the post molded in the bottom of each bowl/strainer. When upright, the post is secured in an approximately ½ inch oval choke to keep in an elevated position, and when condensed, a 90-degree turn allows the post to slide into or onto the oval post above or below. Each bowl has an accompanying airtight lid.
Claims10
A space saving tower of stackable bowls, comprising a plurality of bowls, each of said plurality of bowls capable of stacking upon one another, wherein each of the plurality of bowls has a different diameter, wherein a bowl with the smallest diameter is on top of the tower and a bowl with the largest diameter is on the bottom of the tower, wherein each of the plurality of bowls includes a center post which twists and locks into an adjoining bowl.
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