Chair attached holder
OwnerRhodes E. Wrayinventor
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Abstract
A holder particularly adapted for supporting beverage containers from a lawn chair in which a clamp is provided for connecting the holder to the leg of a lawn chair or other equivalent support together with a pivotal bracket having a supporting ring at the outer end thereof. The pivotal bracket is selectively retained in horizontal operative position or pivoted downwardly to a generally vertical collapsed or stored position. The supporting ring or annular member at the outer end of the bracket is provided with a net-type of device suspended therefrom having an open bottom with a perimeter less than the supporting ring, thereby effectively supporting and suspending the lower end portion of a beverage container.
Claims5
An article holder comprising a supporting bracket, a single elongated arm attached to said bracket and projecting generally horizontally therefrom, an annular member on the outer end of said arm, and a net of mesh material supported from and depending from said annular member, said net including an open bottom end defined by a flexible member with the open bottom being larger than the interstices in the net and having a perimeter less than the perimeter of said annular member for supporting articles inserted downwardly through the annular member when such articles have a perimeter greater than the open bottom end of the net, said bracket being in the form of a clamp, and means pivotally connecting the arm to the clamp to enable the arm, annular member and net to be pivoted to a collapsed generally vertical stored position, said means including a vertical slot in the end of the arm, a flange on said clamp, said flange including a pivot pin means extending through the slot, and cooperating abutment means associated with the flange and arm to retain the arm horizontal when the pin means is in the upper end of the slot and permit the arm to swing downwardly when the arm is moved upwardly to disengage the abutment means.
A holder for a beverage container or the lke for attachment to the front leg of a lawn chair, comprising a clamp adapted to be attached to the front leg of a chair, a bracket attached to the clamp and projecting therefrom, a net assembly at the outer end of the bracket for supportingly receiving a beverage container, said net assembly including an annular ring rigid with the bracket, a depending mesh member of flexible material attached to the ring, the lower end of the mesh material being open and provided with a perimeter less than the perimeter of the ring for supporting beverage containers telescopically inserted downwardly through the ring, said clamp including a pair of projecting lugs thereon, said bracket being in the form of a rigid strap having one end projecting between the lugs, the end of the strap including a vertically elongated slot, a pair of spaced fasteners extending through the lugs in vertically and horizontally spaced relation with the outermost and uppermost fastener extending through the slot with the lowermost and innermost fastener engaging the lower end edge portion of the strap when the outer and upper fastener is received in the upper end of the slot, whereby upward movement of the strap will raise the lower corner of the end edge of the strap above the lower and inner fastener thereby enabling the strap to pivot downwardly about the upper and outer fastener to a substantially vertical position alongside of the front leg of a lawn chair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.