Stand for removably mounting pole supproted furniture to a deck
OwnerJoseph Salibrainventor
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The present invention is essentially comprised of a deck furniture mounting stand which is removably attachable to a deck's boards. By loosening or tightening nuts threadingly engaging a pair of mounting rods, the stand may be removed from, or affixed to, respectively, a deck. The stand of the present invention includes a base portion having an upper surface, a lower, deck contacting surface, and a predetermined periphery defined by a continuous edge. A cylindrical, pole (umbrella pole for instance) receiving member having a bored hole formed therein for reception of the pole is positioned in centrally, upwardly extending relation to the upper surface. Further included are two apertures formed through the base on opposite sides of the pole receiving member to receive the mounting rods which secure the stand to the decking. The mounting rods are each comprised of a linear, threaded shaft portion which terminates in a first end, and an opposite second end formed in the shape of a loop having deck engaging burrs integral therewith. The burrs penetrate the deck to provide extra support to the stand. The first end extends upwardly through the aperture and includes a nut threaded thereon to prevent the rod from falling away from the base. The loop of the second end is of a thickness smaller than the width of the spacing between two adjacent deck boards, and a width greater than that of the deck's spacing.
A stand for removably mounting furniture supported on a pole to a deck having at least two boards of first predetermined thickness and which include upper and lower, planar surfaces, said at least two boards extending in parallel relation to one another and spaced apart by a first predetermined distance, said stand comprising:
A method for mounting a stand to a deck, said stand having a base portion which includes an upper surface, lower surface, a continuous edge, a pole receiving member extending upwardly from said upper surface, and at least first and second longitudinal rods for removably, securely attaching said stand for said deck, said rods including a threaded shaft portion, extending along a longitudinal axis and a non-linear shaped portion integral with said shaft portion, said deck including at least first and second boards extending in spaced, parallel relation to one another, said method comprising the steps of:
A stand for removably mounting furniture supported on a pole to a deck having at least two boards of predetermined thickness and which include upper and lower, planar surfaces, said at least two boards extending in parallel relation to one another and spaced apart by a first predetermined distance, said stand comprising:
A stand for removably mounting furniture supported on a pole to a deck having at least two boards of predetermined thickness and which include upper and lower, planar surfaces, said at least two boards extending in parallel relation to one another and spaced apart by a first predetermined distance, said stand comprising:
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