Stackable cart
OwnerBenjamin M. Wernberg, Joseph P. Foleyinventors
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Abstract
A stackable cart with novel features is disclosed. The stacking cart allows for nesting of multiple fully assembled carts in opposite-facing directions to maximize density for storage and shipping, lowering the cost of storage and shipping, while minimizing parts and maximizing cart capacity.
Claims20
A stackable cart into which a second stackable cart can be nested, comprising:
- a tub, the tub having an interior volume, a pair of wheel insets, and a stand;
- a pair of wheels rotatably connected to the tub;
- a handle operably connected to the tub;
- wherein the interior volume is configured to receive a pair of wheels, a pair of wheel insets, and a stand of the second stackable cart within the interior volume when the second stackable cart is nested within the stackable cart;
- and
- each wheel inset is configured to receive the entirety of a respective one of the pair of wheels and to receive the stand of the second stackable cart when the second stackable cart is nested within the stackable cart.
A stackable cart into which second stackable cart can be nested, comprising:
- a tub, the tub having an interior volume, a pair of wheel insets, and a stand;
- a pair of wheels rotatably connected to the tub;
- a handle operably connected to the tub;
- wherein the interior volume is configured to receive a pair of wheels and a stand of the second stackable cart within the interior volume and the wheel insets are configured to receive the stand of the second stackable cart when the second stackable cart is nested within the stackable cart.
The stackable cart of claim 14 wherein the tub, handle, and stand are a unibody construction.
The stackable cart of claim 15 wherein the tub interior volume is greater than four cubic feet.
The stackable cart of claim 16 wherein the total height of 13 stackable sequentially nested is less than 96 inches.
The stackable cart of claim 18, further comprising an upper tub edge, wherein the stand and wheels both contact a ground surface upon which the stackable tub rests and the upper tub edge is parallel with a ground surface upon which the stackable cart rests.
The stackable cart of claim 19, further comprising a front profile, wherein the wheels are arranged within the front profile.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.