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US 5,615,782 AGranted
Work stand
OwnerIn J. Choeinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a work stand for supporting a variety of hair styling instruments in an organized manner. The work stand is formed by a base and a U-shaped supporting plate which is detachably carried by the base. The supporting plate has a plurality of cutouts extending from an outer edge inwardly to retain various hair styling instruments. Cylindrical holders for heated instruments, such as curling irons, are carried by the supporting plate, the cylindrical holders secured within apertures formed in the supporting plate. The supporting plate is provided with a pair of legs which are bent to extend under the bottom of the supporting plate and detachably slidably engage within respective bands secured to the base.
Claims23
A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base;
- and
- a generally U-shaped supporting plate oriented at an angle to and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with means formed in an outer edge of the supporting plate for retaining said hair styling instruments on said supporting plate, said supporting plate having a top surface and a pair of downwardly inclined legs, each of said legs comprising a first portion oriented at a right angle to said top surface and a second portion unitary connected at an angle to said first portion, and wherein said second portion of each of said legs is slidably engageable within a corresponding slot formed in a front side of the base.
A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base;
- and
- a supporting plate oriented at an angle to and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with means formed in an outer edge of the supporting plate for retaining said hair styling instruments on said supporting plate, wherein said base comprises a means for detachably supporting a heating source above an upper surface of the base, said heating source supporting means comprising a plurality of spaced ridges which extend upwardly from the base, and wherein elongated slots are formed in said base adjacent said ridges to facilitate dissipation of heat generated by said heating source.
A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base having a bottom surface and a front side;
- and
- a supporting plate having a generally U-shaped configuration, said supporting plate being oriented at an angle to and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with a top surface, a pair of downwardly inclined legs, and means formed in an outer edge of the supporting plate for retaining said hair styling instruments on said supporting plate, each of said legs comprising a first portion oriented at a right angle to said top surface and a second portion unitary connected at an angle to said first portion, said second portion of each of said legs being slidably engageable within a corresponding slot formed in the front side of said base, and wherein at least one band is fixedly attached to said base in general alignment with said slot on each side of said base, said at least one band extending at a distance below said bottom surface.
A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base having a bottom surface;
- at least one band fixedly attached to said base on two opposing sides of said base, said at least one band extending at a distance below said bottom surface of said base;
- and
- a supporting plate oriented at an angle to and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with means formed in an outer edge of the said supporting plate for retaining said hair styling instruments on said supporting plate, said retaining means comprising a plurality of spaced cutouts extending a distance inwardly from said outer edge, said supporting plate further comprising means for retaining curling irons a distance above an upper surface of said base, said means for retaining curling irons comprising a plurality of cylindrical members engageable within apertures formed in said supporting plate, and wherein said supporting plate has a generally U-shaped configuration and is provided with a top surface and a pair of downwardly inclined legs, each of said legs comprising a first portion oriented at a right angle to a top surface and a second portion unitary connected at an angle to said first portion.
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A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base provided with means for detachably supporting a heating source above an upper surface of the base, said supporting means comprising a plurality of spaced ridges which extend upwardly from said base, and wherein at least one elongated slot is formed in said base adjacent said ridges to facilitate dissipation of said heat generated by said heating source;
- and
- a supporting plate oriented at an angle to and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with means formed in an upper edge of the supporting plate for retaining said hair styling instruments on said supporting plate, said retaining means comprising a plurality of spaced cutouts extending a distance inwardly from said outer edge, said supporting plate further comprising means for retaining curling irons a distance above an upper surface of said base, said means for retaining curling irons comprising a plurality of cylindrical member engageable within apertures formed in said supporting plate.
A work stand for supporting hair styling instruments, comprising:
- a base;
- and
- a U-shaped supporting plate oriented at an angle and detachably engageable with said base, said supporting plate being provided with a pair of hook-shaped legs unitary attached at an angle to said U-shaped plate, said supporting plate being provided with a plurality of irregularly-shaped cutouts extending a distance inwardly from an outer edge of said supporting plate, said cutouts being adapted for retaining different hair styling instruments on said supporting plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.