Utility cart with detachable and reversible shelves
OwnerDouglas D. Marsh, Arthur E. Feldman +1inventors
InventorsDouglas D. Marsh, Arthur E. Feldman, John C. Newlin
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OwnerDouglas D. Marsh, Arthur E. Feldman +1inventors
InventorsDouglas D. Marsh, Arthur E. Feldman, John C. Newlin
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A utility cart having detachable and reversible shelves comprising a pair of end frames each having a pair of elongated rigidly connected upright hollow supports which are parallel and spaced apart. A horizontal orthogonal shelf device is detachably secured at the corners to said upright supports. One shelf device includes a flat bottom and two transverse flanges on opposite parallel side edges to provide a partial closure, the opposite ends being open. A mounting bracket is secured to each end of each flange and has an attaching portion projecting angularly inwardly. Each attaching portion engages the respective upright support at a point within the angle defined by the shelf corner. Each support is further provided at such engagement point with a threaded opening through one wall thereof. A screw is received through an opening in each bracket and is threaded into the threaded opening for securing the shelf device to the upright supports. A different shelf device may be formed in two portions with a median wall portion upstanding from the bottom against which books may be arranged.
A utility cart having reversible shelves comprising a pair of end frames, each having a pair of elongated rigidly connected upright hollow supports which are parallel and spaced apart, each end frame having an end panel secured to said upright supports, an orthogonal shelf device detachably secured at the corners to said upright supports:
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