Door painting rack
OwnerJames Donnie Carlilseinventor
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Abstract
A door painting rack holds one or more doors for finishing by a painter. A base member has a lower support pin and a stop while an extension extends upwardly from the base member. An extension arm extends outwardly in fixed fashion from the extension arm and has a spring-loaded upper support pin located thereon, the upper support pin facing and aligned with the lower support pin. A door is positioned between the two support pins. A portion of the base member, the extension arm, and the extension support may each be telescoping in appropriate fashion.
Claims19
A rack for supporting an article having opposed large side surfaces interconnected by narrow opposed edges during coating thereof, the rack comprising:
- a base member wherein the base member comprises a first leg and a telescopic second leg that extends outwardly from the first leg and is generally parallel with a first extension arm and a first lower support pin is attached to the second leg;
- an extension support extending upwardly from the base member;
- the first extension arm extending outwardly from the extension support, the first extension arm being oriented in generally perpendicular fashion to the extension support and being so fixed;
- a first spring-loaded upper support pin attached to the first extension arm and facing the first lower support pin;
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- wherein the first upper support pin and first lower support pin are adapted to engage opposed edges of the article and hold the article therebetween.
A rack for supporting an article having opposed large side surfaces interconnected by narrow opposed edges during coating thereof, the rack comprising:
- a base member having a first leg and at least one second leg;
- an extension support extending upwardly from the base member;
- a first extension arm extending outwardly from the extension support, the first extension arm being oriented in generally parallel fashion to the first leg and being so fixed;
- a first lower support pin attached to the first leg;
- a first spring-loaded upper support pin attached to the first extension arm and facing the first lower support pin;
- a second lower support pin attached to the first leg in spaced apart fashion to the first lower support pin;
- a second extension arm extending outwardly from the extension support in opposing direction relative to the first extension arm, the second extension arm being oriented in generally parallel fashion to the first leg and being so fixed;
- a second spring-loaded upper support pin attached to the second extension arm and facing the second lower support pin;
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- wherein either the first upper support pin and first lower support pin or the second upper support pin and the second lower support pin are adapted to engage opposed edges of the article and hold the article therebetween.
A rack for supporting an article having opposed large side surfaces interconnected by narrow opposed edges during coating thereof, the rack comprising:
- a base member wherein the base member comprises a first leg, a second leg that extends outwardly from the first leg and is generally parallel with a first extension arm and a first lower support pin is attached to the second leg, and a telescoping third leg that extends outwardly from the first leg in opposing direction relative to the second leg;
- an extension support extending upwardly from the base member;
- the first extension arm extending outwardly from the extension support, the first extension arm being oriented in generally perpendicular fashion to the extension support and being so fixed;
- a first spring-loaded upper support pin attached to the first extension arm and facing the first lower support pin;
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- wherein the first upper support pin and first lower support pin are adapted to engage opposed edges of the article and hold the article therebetween.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.