Punching bag and support means for supporting same in a door frame and the like to prevent twisting or turning of the support means
AssigneeMartin Yale Industries, Inc.
InventorNoah Lichterman
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Abstract
This invention relates to a combination comprising a punching bag and the means for supporting same which includes an adjustable horizontal support member supported between the vertical jambs of a door frame and the means for supporting the punching bag thereon and also includes another member secured at one end to the horizontal support member and provided at its other end with clamping means which are secured to the opposite ends of the door jamb to prevent the horizontal support member from twisting or turning due to the vibrations and movements of the punching bag during the punching action. The clamping means, which are secured to the vertical door jamb, are adjustable to accommodate door jambs of different widths.
Claims7
In combination, a punching bag and means for supporting same in a door frame having spaced apart vertical door jambs, said support means including a horizontally positioned and longitudinally adjustable means positioned between and supported by the door jambs, a punching bag supported on said support means, a rigid arm secured to said support means extending downwardly therefrom parallel to the adjacent door jamb, clamping means secured to said rigid arm substantially away from said support means and adapted to engage the opposite ends of the adjacent door jamb to prevent said support means from twisting or turning as said punching bag moves or vibrates back and forth, said clamping means being adjustable to adapt to door jambs of different dimensions between said opposite ends.
A combination as set forth in 1, in which the horizontally positioned support means includes a plurality of tubular members telescopically arranged and adjustable relative to each other for an initial adjustment between the door jamb with the rigid arm secured to one of said tubular members and extending downwardly thereof with the adjustable clamping means secured to the bottom of the arm and in which one of said tubular members supports an adjustable member for a second and final adjustment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.