Funnel system for holding implements
AssigneeJeffrey S. Brooks, Inc.
InventorJeffrey S. Brooks
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AssigneeJeffrey S. Brooks, Inc.
InventorJeffrey S. Brooks
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A funnel-shaped holder for holding an implement and it's method of use. The holder includes a funnel structure having an upper end that flares open upwardly and is relatively wide for receiving an implement, a lower end that opens downwardly and is relatively narrow, and a rear wall with a substantially flat vertical inside surface. Opposite converging side walls define, in conjunction with the rear wall, a funnel-shaped recess. A front wall prevents the implement from falling forward out of the recess, and an opening in the front wall allows the implement to be inserted into the funnel-shaped recess and removably held captive in a stored position. A wall-mounted system for holding implements includes a plurality of funnel-shaped holders mountable on a panel support and at least one horizontal track on the panel support to permit the funnel structure to be slidably moved along the track to a selected horizontal position relative to the panel support.
A funnel-shaped holder for holding an implement having a relatively larger-diameter part and a relatively smaller-diameter part, said holder comprising a funnel structure having an upper end that flares open upwardly and is relatively wide for receiving an implement, a lower end that opens downwardly and is relatively narrow, a rear wall with a substantially flat vertical inside surface, opposite converging side walls configured for direct engagement by said larger-diameter part of the implement, each side wall extending non-linearly from the upper end of the holder to the lower end of the holder, the side walls defining, in conjunction with said rear wall, a funnel-shaped recess extending from the upper end of the structure to its lower end, a front wall spaced forward of the rear wall for preventing said implement from falling forward out of the recess, and an opening in the front wall for allowing the smaller-diameter part of the implement to be inserted through the opening into the funnel-shaped recess and the implement then moved down so that the larger-diameter part is received in the upper end of the funnel structure in a position in which it bears in direct engagement on the converging side walls, generally spans the side walls, and is held captive between the front and rear walls of the funnel structure thereby securely and removably holding the implement in a stored position.
A funnel-shaped holder in combination with a panel support for supporting the holder,
A wall-mounted system for holding implements, said system comprising:
A wall-mounted system for holding implements, said system comprising:
In combination, a funnel-shaped holder and an implement held by the holder, the implement having a relatively larger-diameter part and a relatively smaller-diameter part, the holder comprising a funnel structure having an upper end that flares open upwardly and is relatively wide for receiving said implement, a lower end that opens downwardly and is relatively narrow, a rear wall with a substantially flat vertical inside surface, opposite converging side walls extending non-linearly from the upper end of the holder to the lower end of said holder for direct engagement by said larger-diameter part of the implement, the side walls defining, in conjunction with said rear wall, a funnel-shaped recess extending from the upper end of the structure to its lower end, a front wall spaced forward of the rear wall for preventing said implement from falling forward out of the recess, and an opening in the front wall for allowing said smaller-diameter part of the implement to be inserted through the opening into the funnel-shaped recess and the implement then moved down so that the larger-diameter part is received in the upper end of the funnel structure in a position in which it bears in direct engagement on the converging side walls and is held captive between the front and rear walls of the funnel structure thereby securely and removably holding the implement in a stored position.
A wall-mounted system for holding implements, said system comprising:
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