Readily assembled two-shelf cart
OwnerGilbert J. Holtzinventor
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Abstract
A readily assembled cart for storing and receiving fan-folded computer paper having a frame formed of a lower shelf and a pair of side walls connected to the lower shelf at each of its corners by a removable caster assembly. An upper shelf is removably hooked onto the inner surfaces of the side walls above the lower shelf, and transverse end walls connected to the side walls to secure the side walls against lateral deflection.
Claims3
A readily assembled two-shelf cart adapted in said assembled condition to store and receive fan-folded computer paper comprising, in combination, a rectangular horizontally oriented lower shelf having an extending eyelet at each corner for supporting a shelf for said fan-folded computer paper thereon, a pair of vertically oriented side walls each having inwardly extending eyelets at opposite ends along their bottom edge in aligning relation to said eyelets of said lower shelf, casters at each corner of said cart each having an upstanding axle adapted to be secured in a projected relation through said aligning eyelets of said lower shelf and side walls for partially completing the assembly of said cart, and hook means provided inwardly of each of said side walls and an upper shelf engaged therein so as to be supported in spanning relation between said side walls, whereby the engagement of said upper shelf between said side walls completes the assembly of said cart and provides a support for said computer paper after the imprinting thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.