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US 6,575,213 B1Granted
Multi-functional work support
AssigneeRubbermaid Incorporated
InventorDavid A. Houk
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Abstract
A work support including a frame and a header coupled to the frame and moveable between a first position and a second position. The header includes a first work surface deployed when the header is in a first position and a second work surface deployed when the header is in a second position.
Claims10
A work support comprising:
- a frame including a bracket;
- a header rotatably coupled to the bracket by a pair of projections engaged with corresponding apertures, the header includes a first work surface located on a first end thereof, and a second work surface located on a second opposing end thereof, the header being rotatable 360° within the bracket;
- the header and each work surface being rotatable between a first position where the first work surface faces upward, the second work surface faces downward and the projections are received in the apertures and a second position where the second work surface faces upward, the first work surface faces downward and the projections are received in the apertures, the header rotating approximately 180° in either direction between the first and second positions.
A work support comprising:
- a frame including a bracket;
- a header rotatably coupled to the bracket, a first work surface disposed at a first end of the header and comprising a single roller, and a second work surface disposed at a second opposing end of the header and comprising a plurality of rollers with multiple axes of rotation at least one of which is perpendicular to an axis of rotation of the single roller;
- the header being rotatable 360° in either direction about a pair of projections between a first position and a second position which are 180° apart, the first work surface facing upward and the second work surface facing downward when the header is in the first position and the second work surface facing upward and the first work surface facing downward when the header is in the second position.
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