Christmas tree stand apparatus
OwnerGaylon E. Oldenburg, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A container includes a plurality of support legs, with each of the support legs having a plurality of wheel members adjustably mounted to the supports to provide for ease of leveling of the container structure, wherein the container in addition to the Christmas tree fastening rod members includes a support channel arranged to receive a first conduit, with the first conduit arranged for receiving a second conduit, and the second conduit having a bowl member to direct fluid from the bowl member through the first conduit and second conduit into the container in a remote manner to permit ease of watering of a Christmas tree mounted within the container structure.
Claims4
A Christmas tree stand apparatus, comprising,
- a container, the container having a floor and a continuous side wall, with the side wall including a continuous entrance end, and the container symmetrically oriented about a container axis, and
- a plurality of fastener rods orthogonally oriented relative to the container axis radially and threadedly directed through the side wall, and
- a plurality of support legs fixedly mounted exteriorly of the container to the container floor, with the support legs each having a plurality of leg distal ends, and each of said leg distal ends includes an externally threaded support rod threadedly directed through said leg distal end, with each support rod oriented parallel and an equal distance relative to the axis, and each support rod including a wheel member rotatably mounted relative to the support rod oriented below the support rod, and
- a U-shaped support fixedly mounted to the container entrance end, and the U-shaped support including spaced parallel support side walls and a support floor, with the support floor and the support side walls defining a support channel, and the support channel directed into the container, and the support channel oriented at an oblique angle relative to the container axis, and the support side walls each including a T-shaped slot, and each T-shaped slot oriented parallel and coextensive relative to one another, and a first conduit, the first conduit having a first conduit exit end and a first conduit entrance end, with the first conduit having a plurality of guide lugs fixedly mounted to the first conduit in adjacency to the first conduit exit end, and the guide lugs diametrically directed through the first conduit, and the guide lugs arranged for reception with the T-shaped slots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.