Artificial Christmas tree
OwnerDebra A. Hydeinventor
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Abstract
An artificial Christmas tree has a trunk member. The trunk member has an elongated rod that has at least two threadingly disconnectable sections. There are a plurality of elongated limb storage chambers in the elongated rod. A stabilizational plate is attached to one end of the elongated rod to horizontally stabilize the elongated rod. A vertical structure support member is attached to another end of the elongated rod to vertically stabilize the elongated rod. There are a plurality of flexible limb members stored within the elongated limb chambers that slidingly traverse within and adjustably extend from the elongated storage chambers.
Claims4
An artificial Christmas tree comprising:
- (a) a trunk member comprising:
- an elongated rod;
- a plurality of elongated limb storage chambers in the elongated rod;
- and
- a vertical structure support member attached to the rod member to vertically stabilize the elongated rod;
- and
- (b) a plurality of flexible limb members stored within and slidingly traversing within and adjustably extending from the elongated storage chambers.
An artificial Christmas tree comprising:
- (a) a trunk member comprising:
- an elongated rod having at least two threadingly disconnectable sections;
- a plurality of elongated limb storage chambers in the elongated rod;
- a stabilizational plate attached to one end of the elongated rod to horizontally stabilize the elongated rod;
- and
- a vertical structure support member attached to another end of the elongated rod to vertically stabilize the elongated rod;
- and
- (b) a plurality of flexible limb members stored within and slidingly traversing within and adjustably extending from the elongated storage chambers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.