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US 5,807,093 AGranted
Flameguard for outdoor torch
AssigneeDonald W. Tendick, Sr.
InventorDonald W. Tendick, Sr.
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Abstract
The outdoor torch has a housing including a receptacle for removably receiving a flaming illumination means, such as an oil burner assembly, a support connected to the lower end of the housing for support the housing in an upright position and a flameguard of a fire resistant material, preferably in the form of a generally cylindrical sleeve and having opposed open ends, surrounding the outer surface of the housing for preventing flame from the oil burner assembly from contacting the housing.
Claims5
An outdoor torch comprising
- a housing defining a receptacle for removably receiving a flaming illumination means, said housing having an open upper end through which said illumination means can be placed into and removed from said receptacle, a lower end and an outer surface;
- support means connected to the lower end of said housing for supporting said housing in an upright position;
- a flameguard of fire resistant material slidably mounted over the outer surface of said housing for preventing flame from the illumination means from contacting the outer surface of said housing said flameguard comprising a generally cylindrical sleeve having an open upper end including an inner surface and an opposed lower end, said upper end including a support ledge extending radially inwardly relative to the inner surface of said upper end for supporting said sleeve on the upper end of said housing;
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- said illumination means comprises a burner including a container for a liquid fuel which fits inside said receptacle and an opening for introducing a liquid fuel into said container, a wickholder covering said container opening and carrying an elongated wick including a portion disposed in the liquid fuel in said container when said wickholder is mounted on said container and another portion exposed for lighting, said wickholder having an annular collar portion extending over and around the upper end of said housing and the upper end of said sleeve when said sleeve is mounted on said housing.
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