Chair made from a garbage can
OwnerRobert E. Faheyinventor
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Abstract
A novel chair is made from a 30 gallon capacity galvanized sheet steel garbage can and the lid of a 20 gallon capacity garbage can. The back of the chair is formed by cutting away almost half of the upper ten inches of the 30 gallon can and rolling the cut edge of the can over a wire to form an upper edge of the chair similar to the original rim of the can. The seat of the chair is formed by inserting the inverted lid of a 20 gallon can into the 30 gallon can and securing it in a horizontal plane within the 30 gallon can by a plurality of bolts and a series of vertical straps running from the lid to upper rim of the can. A padded cushion is placed upon the inverted lid to serve as the seat of the chair.
Claims5
A novel chair made from a conventional garbage can comprising:
- a frustoconical metal can having a flat circular bottom, upwardly flaring frustoconical sides and an open top and having an original capacity in the order of 30 gallons, said can being modified by cutting away a portion of its upper half and leaving at least 50% of the upper half of said can to form the curved back of said chair,
- a circular member mounted in a horizontal plane within said can just below the cut-away portion of the can to support the seat of said chair, and
- a cushion of substantially the same diameter as said circular member positioned upon said member to serve as the seat of said chair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.