Wall-mountable perch
AssigneeAAA Royal Construction LLC
InventorsJoseph John BOYD, Michael Aziz ALLIE
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Abstract
A wall-mountable perch includes: a frame including: first horizontal side members; a first cross member connected to each of the first horizontal side members proximate to a respective distal end of each of the first horizontal side members; second horizontal side members connected to the first horizontal side members; a platform connected to the second horizontal side members; a plurality of support arms each having a proximal end connected proximate to a proximal end of the frame, each support arm extending vertically upward from the frame; tension arms each connected to a respective horizontal side member; and adjusting means for producing tension in the tension arms and for causing a second cross member of the wall-mountable perch to move closer to the platform.
Claims9
A wall-mountable perch comprising:
- a frame having a length and a width and comprising:
- a plurality of side members displaced from each other to define the width of the frame;
- a plurality of posts each connected to and extending away from a respective one of the plurality of side members at least partially in a first direction transverse to the length and the width of the frame;
- a platform connected to the plurality of posts;
- a plurality of support arms each connected to and extending away from one of the plurality of side members at least partially in a second direction transverse to the length and the width of the frame and opposite the first direction;
- a first wall brace connected to each of the plurality of support arms;
- a plurality of tension arms connected to the frame and to the first wall brace;
- a tension mechanism configured to produce tension in the plurality of tension arms and, concurrently, to move the first wall brace laterally toward the platform;
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- a second wall brace laterally movably connected to the frame to move laterally for a portion of the length of the frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.