Telephone stand
AssigneeBell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated
InventorsJohn Gordon Engstrom, Gary Merlin Petaja
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Abstract
A telephone stand is disclosed including a chassis that is enclosed within a housing comprising a cover member and a base member. The chassis is a lattice-like structure including side and end walls at the periphery thereof and at least one intermediate wall extending therebetween. The walls serve as partitions that define open-ended cubicles within which substantially all of the components contained within the housing are mounted. The height of the side, end, and intermediate walls is such that a substantial portion of each component mounted within the confines of the walls is contained within the volume defined by the upper and lower surfaces of the walls. Certain of the components and the cover member and base member are fastened to the walls.
Claims2
A telephone stand comprising:
- a cover member and a base member that combine to provide a housing;
- a plurality of components contained within the housing;
- a chassis completely enclosed within the housing, the chassis comprising a lattice-like structure including side and end walls at the periphery thereof and at least one intermediate wall extending therebetween, the walls serving as partitions that define open-ended cubicles within which substantially all of the components are mounted, the height of the side, end, and intermediate walls being such that a substantial portion of each component mounted within the confines of the wall is contained within the volume defined by the upper and lower surfaces of the walls, and the cover member, base member, and certain of the components being fastened to the walls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.