Bracket device
OwnerTerrie L. Scanloninventor
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Abstract
A bracket device for holding a bottom window sash in a pivoted position in relation to a top window sash. The bracket device includes a pair of arms. Each of the arms is elongate. The arms have a first end and a second end. A first pair of elongate members is fixedly coupled to and extends away from one of the second ends of the arms. Each of the elongate members is oriented generally perpendicular to the arms. Each of the first ends of the arms is coupled together. The arms form an acute angle. A post is fixedly coupled to a juncture of the first ends of the arms. The post extends in a direction generally opposite of the first pair of elongate members.
Claims5
A bracket device for holding a bottom window sash in a pivoted position in relation to a top window sash, said device comprising:
- a pair of elongate arms, each of said arms having a first end and a second end, wherein said first ends of said arms are coupled together such that said arms form an acute angle;
- a first pair of elongate members, each of said elongate members being fixedly coupled to and extending away from one of said second ends of said arms, each of said elongate members being oriented generally perpendicular to said arms;
- a second pair of elongate members, each of said second pair of elongate members being fixedly coupled to one of said arms, each of said second pair of elongate members being generally located between said first and second ends of said arms, said first and second elongate members extending in a generally identical direction;
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- a post being fixedly coupled to a juncture of said first ends of said arms, said post extending in a direction generally opposite of said first pair of elongate members.
A bracket device for holding a bottom window sash in a pivoted position in relation to a top window sash, said device comprising:
- a pair of elongate arms, each of said arms having a first end and a second end, wherein said first ends of said arms are coupled together such that said arms form an acute angle;
- a first pair of elongate members, each of said elongate members being fixedly coupled to and extending away from one of said second ends of said arms, each of said elongate members being oriented generally perpendicular to said arms;
- a second pair of elongate members, each of said second pair of elongate members being fixedly coupled to one of said arms, each of said second pair of elongate members being generally located between said first end of said arms and one elongate member of said first pair of elongate members, said first and second elongate members extending in a substantially identical direction;
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- a post being fixedly coupled to a juncture of said first ends of said arms, said post extending in a direction generally opposite of said first pair of elongate members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.