Nestable, stackable printer support stand
AssigneeCurtis Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorsGary J. Troy, Edward L. Hames
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AssigneeCurtis Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorsGary J. Troy, Edward L. Hames
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A printer-support stand which comprises a pair of first and second support legs adapted to be placed in a spaced-apart relationship to provide a printer-support stand. Each leg is comprised of an integrally molded plastic material, and comprises upward front and back sections, a base element extending between the front and back leg sections and characterized by an elongated, internal open space, and an elongated support-bar element having a generally flat top surface extending between the front and back sections, to provide an upper support surface for the printer. Each of the legs is characterized by an open internal space which mimics the shape of the leg, so that the first and second support legs may be stacked nestably within each other for convenience in shipping and displaying, with the support-stand element within the internal open space of the base in the nestable, stacked condition.
A support stand for a printer or other apparatus to be supported, which support stand comprises first and second support legs adapted to be placed in a spaced-apart relationship to provide a support stand, each leg formed of integrally molded plastic material having:
In combination a support stand for a printer or other apparatus to be supported, which support stand comprises first and second support legs, the legs adapted to be placed in use in a spaced-apart, generally parallel relationship to provide a support stand, each leg comprising integrally molded plastic material having:
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