Face Mask Tree
OwnerKathy Vargasinventor
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Abstract
This present invention relates to a mask or PPE storage device for storing protective face masks and other personal protective equipment, while helping to keep the stored face masks clean and hygienic for use. The mask storage device is a tree shaped stand and has a pole attached to a base, with several pegs or extenders attached to the pole. The pegs enable the users to easily hang their protective face mask or other accessories from the pegs. The mask storage stand offers a convenient and sanitary way to store masks while eating or drinking at bars, restaurants, schools, churches, or other similar places.
Claims20
A PPE support tree comprising:
- a base having an opening;
- a pole having a first end and a second end, the first end sized and configured to fit within the opening;
- a top element disposed at the second end of the pole;
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- a plurality of pegs attached to the pole between the first and second ends, wherein each of the plurality of pegs comprise an upwardly extending element.
The PPE support tree as recited in 1, wherein at least one of the base or top element is provided with a graphic, a logo, an indicia or a combination thereof.
A face mask support comprising:
- a weighted base having an opening centrally disposed along a top surface of the weighted base;
- a pole having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is positioned in the opening and extending outwardly therefrom;
- a top affixed to the second end of the pole;
- a plurality of pegs extending outwardly from the pole;
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- an antimicrobial component.
A sanitary face mask tree comprising:
- a central pole disposed in an opening in a base, the central pole having a top element secured to an end of the central pole opposite the base;
- a plurality of openings in the central pole;
- a plurality of pegs, wherein each of the plurality of pegs are into at least one of the plurality of openings in the central pole;
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- a sanitizing means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.