Collapsible rotating display easel for holding two visual displays
OwnerAlison B. Churchinventor
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Abstract
A collapsible easel which provides a display surface for two visual displays which facilitates a quick and easy alternation between the two visual displays. The easel includes a fixed base and a rotatable base, rotatable with respect to the fixed base. On top of the rotatable base is a visual display support. On opposed sides of the rotatable base are located tray edge braces which support a bottom of an outwardly leaning edge of the visual display. The visual display may be of different heights and/or widths and be of a different median such as flip charts, dry erase boards, foam display boards, etcetera.
Claims11
A collapsible easel for supporting two visual displays, said collapsible easel comprising:
- a base,
- a display support resting on the base,
- a hinged bracket interconnecting the base and the display support,
- the base including a fixed portion and a rotatable portion with the display support resting on the rotatable portion,
- the base further including two sets of anchoring portions for engaging a bottom edge of the visual displays, respectively, while an upper edge of the two visual displays engages the display support, and
- a support stand connected to the fixed portion of the base, the support stand including a plurality of legs, the legs being pivotally mounted on a lower portion of a bar interconnecting the fixed portion of the base and the legs.
A collapsible easel for supporting two visual displays, said collapsible easel comprising:
- a base,
- a display support resting on the base,
- a hinged bracket interconnecting the base and the display support,
- the base including a fixed portion and a rotatable portion with the display support resting on the rotatable portion, one of the fixed portion and the rotatable portion including at least one magnet and the other of the fixed portion and the rotatable portion including two magnets for holding a position of the rotatable portion with respect to the fixed portion when at least two of the magnets are aligned, and
- the base further including two sets of anchoring portions for engaging a bottom edge of the visual displays, respectively, while an upper edge of the two visual displays engages the display support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.