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US 2026/0167386 A1Published application
Electronic Equipment Holding and Mounting Assembly
OwnerSteven Straitinventor
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Abstract
An equipment holding and mounting assembly. The equipment holding and mounting assembly includes a base assembly with an inner volume designed to receive the equipment, and an upper containment structure designed to fit flush on the top of the base assembly to contain the equipment therein. The holding and mounting assembly includes sloped sides and curvatures to match particular equipment for use with the assembly. The holding and mounting assembly also includes bottom side attachment mechanisms for securing the holding and mounting assembly to other structures, e.g., equipment racks and/or shelving.
Claims18
An equipment holder comprising:
- a base including an upper surface and a lower surface opposite the upper surface, a base front end, a base rear end, a base left side, and a base right side;
- a first sidewall coupled to the left side of the base and a second sidewall coupled to the right side of the base, the first and second sidewalls extending upward and perpendicular to the upper surface of the base;
- a containment structure attachable to a first top side of the first sidewall and to a second top side of the second sidewall;
- a first aperture including first aperture sidewalls passing through the base from the upper surface to the lower surface and including a first inner ledge extending inward from the first aperture sidewalls and located at an sidewalls intermediate location between the upper surface and the lower surface;
- a first attachment mechanism positioned within the first aperture and resting on the first inner ledge, and a second attachment mechanism configurable to extend into the first aperture from the lower surface of the base and to releasably connect to the first attachment mechanism;
- wherein the second attachment mechanism includes a length chosen to enable a surface of a separate structure to be positioned against the lower surface of the base and to be held thereto by the second attachment mechanism.
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