Carts with hinges, arms, and shelves
AssigneeCannon Equipment LLC
InventorsClemance Bernard Finstad, Keith Jackson
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Abstract
A cart for transporting objects has a base and a first end wall and an opposite second end wall extending from the base. A sidewall extends from the base and between the end walls such that the base, the first end wall, the second end wall, and the sidewall define an interior space of the cart. A hinge couples a door to the first end wall such that the door can be pivoted into different positions. One or more arms extend into the interior space to support and retain objects therein.
Claims20
A cart for transporting objects, the cart comprising:
- a base;
- a first end wall and an opposite second end wall extending from the base;
- a sidewall extending from the base and between the first end wall and the second end wall such that the base, the first end wall, the second end wall, and the sidewall define an interior space and a cart opening;
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- a hinge that couples a door to the first end wall such that the door is pivotable in a first direction to a closed position in which the door extends across the cart opening and an opposite second direction to an open position, wherein the hinge has a body that prevents pivoting of the door in the first direction past the closed position and the second direction past the open position.
A cart for transporting objects, the cart comprising:
- a base;
- a first end wall, an opposite second end wall, and a sidewall vertically extending from the base, the sidewall longitudinally extending between the first end wall and the second end wall and the first end wall and the second end wall laterally extending from the sidewall, wherein the base, the first end wall, the second end wall, and the sidewall define an interior space;
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- an arm on the first end wall and in the interior space, wherein the arm is configured to laterally slide along the first end wall and further vertically pivot relative to the first end wall into a raised position in which the arm longitudinally extends away from the first end wall to thereby retain the objects in the interior space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.