Parallel wall carpet stretcher tool
OwnerTroy D. Taggartinventor
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Abstract
The invention is to a tool for use with a carpet stretcher to enable the user to stretch carpet in long hallways with no openings. The stretcing tool has a bracket that attaches to the carpet stretcher, and is pivotally connected to two adjustable legs. Pivotally attached to each adjustable leg is a wall bracket. The legs and wall brackets pivot such that a force applied by the carpet stretcher also applies a force transverse to the direction the carpet is being stretched to hold the stretcher between parallel walls during the stretching operation.
Claims5
A carpet stretching tool for attaching to a carpet stretcher to permit stretching along hallways with no openings, comprising:
- a stretcher bracket for rigidly attached to the carpet stretcher;
- a pair of adjustable legs pivotally attached to said stretcher bracket;
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- a pair of wall brackets, one wall bracket pivotally attached to each of said adjustable legs, said wall brackets have first and second pivot holes therein for attaching to said adjustable legs, said first pivot hole in each wall bracket for attaching to said adjustable leg when bracing said stretching tool between parallel walls, and said second pivot holes for attaching to said adjustable legs when bracing said carpet stretching tool between door jams in opposite walls;
- wherein a force applied to said stretcher bracket by the carpet stretcher causes a force transverse, against parallel walls of the hallway, to the force caused by the carpet stretcher to hold the carpet stretcher during stretching operations.
A carpet stretching tool for attaching to a carpet stretcher to permit stretching along hallways with no openings, comprising:
- a bracket, for attaching to the carpet stretcher, being generally T-shaped having a body member and a bar member in fixed relationship to each other;
- a pair of adjustable legs pivotally attached to said bracket, said pair of adjustable legs pivotally attached to opposite ends of said bar member, and said carpet stretcher is attached to said body member;
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- a pair of wall brackets, one bracket pivotally attached to each of said adjustable legs, said wall brackets have first and second pivot holes therein for attaching to said adjustable legs, said first pivot hole in each wall bracket for attaching to said adjustable leg when bracing said stretching tool between parallel walls, and said second pivot holes for attaching to said adjustable legs when bracing said carpet stretching tool between door jams in opposite walls;
- wherein a force applied to said bracket by the carpet stretcher causes a force transverse, against parallel walls of the hallway, to the force caused by the carpet stretcher to hold the carpet stretcher during stretching operations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.