Stand for bar-shaped or plate-shaped objects
OwnerEgon Heinzleinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a stand (1) for inserting or placing bar-shaped or plate-shaped objects (2), e.g. skis, snowboards or the like, in which these objects (2) are inserted through a receiving opening (3) of the stand (1). The receiving opening (3) can be at least partially closed by means of strip-like, elastically bendable retaining elements (4, 5). When inserting or placing corresponding objects (2), the retaining elements (4, 5) provided on the receiving opening (3) are elastically bent outward in the area of said objects (2). The retaining elements (4, 5) which remain in the resting position thereof and which are adjacent to the retaining elements (4, 5) that are bent outward form the lateral support for the object (2) placed inside the inventive stand.
Claims18
A stand for objects in the form of skis and/or snowboards, comprising two confronting retaining means adapted to receive said objects through insertion between said means,
- at least one of said retaining means being in the form of a plurality of approximately parallel, aligned strip-like, rod-like or finger-like elastically bendable and optionally resiliently movable or pivotable refining elements (4, 5) responsive to said object insertion to be elastically bent away from the other of said two retaining means and projecting from a common support (6) toward said other retaining means, wherein the embodiment of the stand for skis and snowboards the width (B) of the retaining elements (4, 5) is substantially smaller than the width (G) of the skis to be inserted and wherein in the embodiment of the stand for snowboards the width (B) of the retaining elements (4, 5) is substantially smaller than the width (G) of the snowboards to be inserted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.