Holder for a container
AssigneesTheodore Alpert, Dean Daigler
InventorTheodore Alpert
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Abstract
A holder for a container having a sleeve with an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end. The upper end of the sleeve is configured to permit the sleeve to be position on an outer peripheral surface of a container with the inner surface of the sleeve being engaged with an outer peripheral surface of the container. The sleeve is constructed of a insulated, transparent or translucent material to permit a user to comfortably and conveniently hold the outer surface of the sleeve positioned on a container with a hot or cold beverage being disposed therein while permitting indicia printed on an exterior surface of the container to be visible therethrough.
Claims7
A holder for a container comprising:
- a frusto conical sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said frusto conical sleeve being configured to permit said frusto conical sleeve to be position on an outer peripheral surface of a container with the inner surface of said frusto conical sleeve being engaged with an outer peripheral surface of the container;
- said frusto conical sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, foam material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the frusto conical sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
A holder for use in permitting an individual to comfortably and conveniently grasp a hot or cold container comprising:
- a sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said sleeve having a first predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable first predetermined diameter;
- said lower end of said sleeve having a second predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable second predetermined diameter;
- said sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, foam material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
A holder for a container comprising:
- a frusto conical sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said frusto conical sleeve being configured to permit said frusto conical sleeve to be position on an outer peripheral surface of a container with the inner surface of said frusto conical sleeve being engaged with an outer peripheral surface of the container;
- said frusto conical sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, plastic foam material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the frusto conical sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
A holder for use in permitting an individual to comfortably and conveniently grasp a hot or cold container comprising:
- a sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said sleeve having a first predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable first predetermined diameter;
- said lower end of said sleeve having a second predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable second predetermined diameter;
- said sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, plastic foam material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
A holder for a container comprising:
- a frusto conical sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said frusto conical sleeve being configured to permit said frusto conical sleeve to be position on an outer peripheral surface of a container with the inner surface of said frusto conical sleeve being engaged with an outer peripheral surface of the container;
- said frusto conical sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, bubble wrap material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the frusto conical sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
A holder for use in permitting an individual to comfortably and conveniently grasp a hot or cold container comprising:
- a sleeve having an inner surface, an outer surface, an upper end and a lower end;
- said upper end of said sleeve having a first predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable first predetermined diameter;
- said lower end of said sleeve having a second predetermined diameter to enable said sleeve to be slipped onto an outer peripheral surface of a container and be snuggly secured adjacent to a corresponding area of a container having a comparable second predetermined diameter;
- said sleeve being constructed of an insulated, transparent, bubble wrap material to permit a user to conveniently hold the outer surface of the sleeve positioned on a container containing a hot or cold liquid while permitting indicia printed on a container to be visible therethrough.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.