Picnic caddy
OwnerCharles M. Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A picnic caddy is provided having first and second upright support pillars arranged in a parallel spaced apart relationship with respect to one another. A clamping mechanism is arranged at one end of the first and second upright support pillars for securing the picnic caddy to a picnic table or other horizontal surfaces. A first tray extends laterally away from one side of the upright support pillars. A second tray extends laterally away from another side of the upright support pillars. The first and second trays are provided with compartments for holding various picnic items and can include storage boxes for utensils, napkins and the like. In this manner, an advantageous and efficient picnic caddy is provided for picnic usage.
Claims18
A picnic caddy, comprising:
- first and second upright support pillars arranged in a parallel spaced apart relationship to one another;
- a clamping mechanism arranged at one end of said first and second upright support pillars;
- a first tray extending laterally away on one side from said first and second support pillars;
- a second tray extending laterally away from another side of said first and second support pillars;
- wherein said first and second trays are connected to opposite sides of said first and second upright support pillars;
- and
- wherein said clamping mechanism includes a U-shaped portion into which a horizontal surface is inserted, said clamping mechanism further including a clamping member for dressing the horizontal surface against a side of said U-shaped portion.
A picnic caddy, comprising:
- first and second upright support pillars arranged in a parallel spaced apart relationship to one another;
- means for securely mounting, arranged at one end of said first and second upright support pillars, the first and second support pillars in a vertical relationship;
- a first tray extending laterally away on one side from said first and second support pillars;
- a second tray extending laterally away from another side of said first and second support pillars;
- wherein said first and second trays are connected to opposite sides of said first and second upright support pillars.
A picnic caddy, comprising:
- first and second upright support pillars arranged in a parallel spaced apart relationship to one another;
- a clamp arranged at one end of said first and second upright support pillars;
- a first tray extending laterally away on one side from said first and second support pillars;
- a second tray extending laterally away from another side of said first and second support pillars;
- wherein said first and second trays are connected to opposite sides of said first and second upright support pillars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.