Utility caddy for a seat
OwnerKeith Norman Johnsoninventor
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Abstract
The invention is directed to a seat caddy. The caddy connects to a support shaft below a seat and has a laterally extending arm. Connected to the laterally extending arm are various trays, connectors, and the like for connecting various utility devices to the laterally extending arm, such as cup holder, phone holder, quick connects for receipt of an umbrella, fishing net, or other extending rods, bucket holder, or other items. In some embodiments, the seat caddy is rotatably connected to the base of the seat, such that the caddy may be rotated about an axis of the support for positioning in different locations relative to the seat.
Claims19
A caddy for a seat where the seat is connected to a base by a shaft, said caddy comprising;
- an arm extending along a length between proximal and distal ends;
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- a coupling device adjacent to the proximal end of the arm, wherein said coupling device is configured to mate with the shaft of the base to which the seat is connected.
A caddy for a seat where the seat is connected to a base by a shaft, said caddy comprising;
- an arm extending along a length between proximal and distal ends;
- and
- a coupling device adjacent to the proximal end of the arm, wherein said coupling device is configured to mate with the shaft of the base to which the seat is connected and is rotatable about the shaft.
A caddy for a seat, said caddy comprising;
- an arm extending along a length between proximal and distal ends;
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- a coupling device adjacent to the proximal end of the arm, wherein said coupling device comprises a body extending between first and second ends and comprising a bore extending therethrough, wherein said bore of said coupling device has an inner dimension diameter sized to receive the shaft of the base of the seat, and wherein the bore of the coupling device is sized to receive a second shaft extending from a bottom surface of the seat, so as to couple the seat to the shaft of the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.