Table caddy incorporating electronic device support
AssigneeSC Supplies
InventorsRalph Caiazzo, Britney Rae Martin, Edmond J. Seifried, Robin Marie Seifried
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Abstract
A table caddy used to hold a collection of condiments, sundries, or the like, is formed to include one or more electronic device supports, disposed around the lower perimeter of the caddy. The supports are relatively L-shaped in form and configured to hold an electronic device (e.g., cellphone, tablet, or the like) in place and away from food and drink on the table. The electronic device support allows for an individual to keep his or her device close by so as to still be able to use the device, while also preventing the electronic device from interfering with eating, drinking, or other activities that may be taking place.
Claims12
A table caddy comprising:
- a bottom surface member having a defined perimeter;
- a plurality of vertical sides attached to and extending upward from the bottom surface member around the defined perimeter, each vertical side attached to the bottom surface member, the attachment location defined as a lower termination of a vertical side;
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- at least one electronic device support element attached to a vertical side at the lower termination thereof, the at least one electronic device support element including a base member extending outward from the bottom surface member and at least one upright stop extending vertically from a distal termination of the base member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.