Mounting systems for supporting decorative structures on objects
OwnerSara Blumenstein, Phil Cookinventors
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Abstract
A mounting system for securing a decorative structure to an object includes an assembly configured to be secured to the object and a holder coupled to the assembly. The holder defines a first slot through a first end face of the holder. The first slot is configured to receive a portion of the decorative structure to secure the decorative structure to the holder and the assembly when the assembly is coupled to the object. The first slot may have a Y-shaped configuration.
Claims20
A mounting system for securing a decorative structure onto an object, the mounting system comprising:
- a linkage assembly defining at least one opening and configured to mount onto the object;
- and
- a holder received within the at least one opening of the linkage assembly, the holder defining a central passage and having a first end portion and a second end portion, wherein at least one of the first end portion or the second end portion defines a first slot that is disposed in communication with the central passage, the first slot and the central passage configured to receive a portion of the decorative structure to secure the decorative structure to the holder and the linkage assembly when the linkage assembly is mounted onto the object.
A flower mounting system for securing a flower onto an object, the mounting system comprising:
- an assembly configured to be secured to the object;
- and
- a first stem holder coupled to the assembly, the first stem holder defining a first slot through a first end face of the first stem holder, the first slot configured to receive a stem of the flower to secure the flower to the first stem holder and to the assembly when the assembly is coupled to the object, the first slot having a Y-shaped configuration.
A method for securing a flower to an object, the method comprising:
- securing a stem of the flower to a stem holder;
- securing the stem holder to a linkage assembly;
- and
- mounting the linkage assembly with the stem holder and the flower to the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.