Beach carry-all cart device
OwnerClaudia F. Vanderslice, John W. Foxinventors
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Abstract
A beach carry-all cart device is provided with a cloth bag extending upwardly from a base member which rides on a cylindrical wheel. The bag is unsupported except for a sleeve around a handle member which extends vertically to a handle grip into which a vertical slot is cut to receive cloth handles extending from the upper edge of the bag. Vertical zippers are provided along opposite side walls to expose the interior contents which typically are one or more beach chairs and other items.
Claims19
An all terrain carry all cart device comprising:
- a base elongate member comprising two ends, a bottom surface and an upper surface,
- wheel means depending downwardly from said bottom surface to support the device and allow the device to travel freely over loose sand,
- an open topped flexible bag attached to the base member, the bag comprising:
- a height terminating in an upper edge,
- an elongate bottom,
- side walls each extending upwardly the height from the bottom to the upper edge, and
- at least one zipper means alternatively opening and closing adjacent edges of a vertical slit extending a distance proximate the height of a side wall and opening at the upper edge,
- first support means for holding up the flexible bag consisting of:
- a single elongate vertically disposed handle member comprising a lower end attached to a median section of the base member, and an upper end section extending upwardly to a height at least as high as the upper edge of the bag, and
- a vertical sleeve attached on the rear wall of the bag terminating proximate the upper edge of the bag, wherein the handle member is threaded through the sleeve, and
- handle means attached on the upper end section of the handle member to allow said means to be gripped and to allow the device to be pulled and pushed while riding on the wheel means and said handle member and said handle means being the only rigid support for holding up the flexible bag.
An all terrain carry all cart device comprising:
- a base elongate member comprising two ends, a bottom surface and an upper surface,
- wheel means depending downwardly from said bottom surface to support the device and allow the device to travel freely over loose sand,
- an open topped flexible bag attached to the base member, the bag comprising:
- a height terminating in an upper edge,
- an elongate bottom,
- a rear wall,
- side walls each extending upwardly the height from the bottom to the upper edge, and
- at least one zipper means alternatively opening and closing adjacent edges of a vertical slit extending a distance proximate the height of a side wall and opening at the upper edge,
- first support means to support the bag consisting of:
- a single elongate vertically disposed handle member comprising a lower and attached to a median section of the base member, and an upper end section extending upwardly to a height at least as high as the upper edge of the bag, and
- attachement means on the rear wall of the bag to hold the handle member to the bag,
- wherein the composition of the bag and the upper edge of the bag are flexible with the handle member holding up the bag preventing the bag from collapsing, and
- handle means attached on the upper end section of the handle member to allow said means to be gripped and to allow the device to be pulled and pushed while riding on the wheel means and a second support means to detachably connect the flexible bag to the handle means comprising at least one flexible inverted "U" shaped strap handle attached to the upper edge of the flexible bag, and a slot in the handle means of sufficient size to receive the strap handle.
An all terrain carry all cart device comprising:
- a base elongate member comprising two ends, a bottom surface and an upper surface,
- wheel means depending downwardly from said bottom surface to support the device and allow the device to travel freely over sand,
- a foot member depending from the bottom surface of the base member adjacent the wheel means, the member being of sufficient size to allow the device to balance resting on the combination of the foot member and the wheel means,
- an open topped flexible bag attached to the base member, the bag comprising:
- a height terminating in an upper edge,
- an elongate bottom,
- a rear wall,
- side walls extending upwardly from the bottom to the upper edge, the side walls comprising a front side wall, two end side walls extending upwardly from the ends of the base member, and a rear wall,
- two zipper means alternatively opening and closing adjacent edges of vertical slits extending proximately the height of opposite end side walls opening at the upper edge, and
- at least one flexible inverted "U" shaped strap handle attached to the upper edge of the bag,
- first support means for holding the flexible bag consisting of:
- a single elongate vertically disposed handle member comprising a lower end attached to a medium section of the base member, and an upper end section extending upwardly to a height at least as high as the upper edge of the bag, and
- a vertical sleeve attached on the rear wall of the bag terminating proximate the upper edge of the bag, wherein the handle member is threaded through the sleeve.
- wherein the composition of the bag and the upper edge of the bag are flexible with the handle member holding up the bag preventing the bag from collapsing, and
- handle means attached on the upper end section of the handle member to allow said means to be gripped and allow the device to be pulled or pushed while riding on the wheel means, the handle means comprising a slot, and
- second support means comprising the strap being of sufficient length to engage into the slot in the handle means to provide auxiliary support for the flexible bag.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.