Plant stand
OwnerCharles L. Batesinventor
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Abstract
A stand for plants such as potted plants which elevates the plant and pot from the floor. A base comprises frictional contact areas which contact a pot, or alternatively, a dish which may be used in conjunction with the base. The base allows the feet of differing and various configurations to be used in conjunction with the stand depending on the nature of the flooring surface. The stand may be used in conjunction with a dish having a wall and lugs which retain the stand within the dish. For added support, a second base may be used which is inserted into a void of a larger base.
Claims10
A potted plant stand, comprising:
- a. a dish having a generally planar bottom surface and having a side wall extending above and vertically below a perimeter of said bottom surface so as to form a continuous wall about the perimeter which is generally perpendicular to said bottom surface, and having a plurality of lugs which are each located an equal distance from said wall and which extend vertically downward from said bottom surface;
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- b. a nominally planar base having a void in a center thereof, wherein said base is located within said bottom surface of said dish between said wall and said lugs wherein said lugs extend through said void to retain said base within said dish.
A potted plant stand, comprising:
- a. a dish having a generally planar bottom surface and having a side wall extending above and vertically below a perimeter of said bottom surface so as to form a continuous wall about the perimeter which is generally perpendicular to said bottom surface, and having a plurality of lugs which are each located an equal distance from said wall and which extend vertically downward from said bottom surface;
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- b. a nominally planar base having a void generally in a center thereof, and having a top surface with a frictional area about a perimeter of the top surface, and an additional frictional area about a perimeter of the void, with each of said frictional areas contacting a bottom surface of the plant dish, and wherein said top surface has a continuous area between said frictional surfaces which does not contact said plant dish, and wherein said base is located within said bottom surface of said dish between said wall and said lugs wherein said lugs extend through said void to retain said base within said dish.
A potted plant stand, comprising:
- a. a dish into which a plant is placed, having a generally flat bottom surface, and having a continuous side wall completely surrounding a perimeter of said bottom which extends above and vertically below said bottom, wherein said side wall has a lip on a bottom point of said wall which extends inwardly from said side wall toward said bottom;
- b. at least two projections extending from said bottom surface of said dish, each of said projections having a lip on a bottom point of said projection which extends inwardly, and wherein said projections are spaced apart from said wall, and wherein each of said projections is a same distance from said side wall as a remainder of said projections;
- c. a base having a top surface and an outer side wall extending vertically downward from said top surface, and an inner side wall extending vertically downward from said top surface forming a void in a center of said base, and wherein said base is positioned within said dish between said vertical side wall of said dish and said projections and wherein said vertical side wall of said dish extends below said outer side wall of said base;
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- d. at least three feet extending from said base located on said base opposite said top surface of said base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.