Ironing board
AssigneeLear Siegler, Inc.
InventorDanny Simpson
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AssigneeLear Siegler, Inc.
InventorDanny Simpson
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An adjustable ironing table (10) includes a top board (12) and collapsible legs (22,24). A housing (46) has a vertical wall (48) extending perpendicularly relative to the top board (12) and a horizontal wall (50). The vertical wall (48) includes an opening (52) for guiding a control element (36) through the housing (46). The horizontal wall (50) includes a slot (54). A plate (44) extends through the slot (54). A compression spring (42) is retained by the control element (36) between the vertical wall (48) and the plate (44), the spring (42) pivoting the plate (44) relative to the slot (54) to engage the control element (36). The top board (12) includes a peripheral flange (20) having an outwardly curled periphery (78). The top board (12) further includes flat stretched portions (16) extending along the length of the top board (12). One of the legs (22) is connected by a base member (92) to guide rails (74), the base member (92) having four point containment of the guide rails (74). The present invention further provides a method of making the ironing board (10).
An adjustable ironing table (10), comprising:
An adjustable ironing table comprising:
A collapsible ironing board (10) comprising:
An ironing board (10) comprising:
An adjustable ironing table as set forth in claim 37 further characterized by said second base means (104) being substantially L-shaped and including a first substantailly flat portion (128) extending parallel relative to the length of said second leg (24) and a second portion (130) extending perpendicular from said first portion (128), said second portion (130) including said axle portions (112) extending therefrom, said second portion (130) having a first side edge (132) spaced from said first recessed portion (116) of said second housing means (108) which includes said bands (124,126) and a second side edge portion (134) abutting against said other recessed portion (114).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.