Wall rack for liquefied gas bottles
OwnerDon Hartwell Shawinventor
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Abstract
A wall-mountable rack for a liquefied gas bottle comprises a base having two vertical angle iron members, an angle iron support member extending horizontally from the base, the angle iron support member having its ends attached to the two base members and having its flanges directed upwardly and inwardly to provide horizontal and vertical support to a bottle placed thereon, and means for maintaining the angle iron support in a horizontal position.
Claims4
A wall-mountable rack for safely securing a liquefied gas container having a base of substantially circular cross-section to the outer wall of a vehicle under rough road conditions, said base having axially aligned holes in opposite sides thereof, comprising:
- a base, attachable to a wall, comprising two vertical rigid members;
- a platform attached to and extending horizontally from the base having two spaced parallel angle iron sides with an upwardly directed vertical flange and an inwardly directed horizontal flange, the vertical flange on each side having an axially aligned hole adapted to receive bolt means for securing the base of a liquefied gas container to the platform;
- support means for maintaining the platform in the horizontal plane comprising rigid support members extending from each side of the platform downwardly toward the base, each support member having a hole in the upper end thereof axially aligned with the axially aligned holes in the vertical flange of the platform sides;
- bolts means extending through the holes in the support member, the vertical flange, and the container base, thereby rigidifying the rack and securing the container to the rack;
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- fastening means for securing the lower end of each support member to the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.