Hamper and cart
AssigneeThe Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.
InventorsMomcilo M. Samardzija, Cheryl Samardzija
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Abstract
A clothes hamper and a wheeled cart on which the hamper may be mounted in both a fixed upright position of the cart or transported with the axis of the cart inclined to the vertical. The cart is formed of a bent shaped plate shaped as an angle to form a pair of base flanges and a back rest and fitted to a telescopic handle, with a curved flange of the plate serving as a bearing for the mounting of an axle which supports a pair of cart wheels. The hamper is formed with a hinged cover, with legs projecting below the hamper base located so as to fit between the base support flanges of the cart so that in the erect position of the cart, the hamper legs rest directly on the floor supporting the cart wheels.
Claims2
A cart on which a hamper may be mounted, formed of
- a base plate bent at right angles to form a back section and a base section,
- a telescopic handle asseembly mounted to the said back section of the base plate,
- said base section formed from a substantially rectangular section of the base plate, with
- a plurality of spaced flanges extending from the base plate, with each flange bent under the base plate about a common axis to form a closed circular tubular opening of the size to fit about an axle shaft,
- said flanges separated by a plurality of spaced finger sections extending from the base section in the general plane of the base plate,
- each said flange serving as a bearing support for a common axle shaft which shaft is fitted in the circular flange opeining, with
- a wheel mounted to said axle shaft on each side of the base plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.