Ladder carrying device
AssigneeKevin Horneman
InventorKevin Horneman
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Abstract
The present invention provides for a ladder carrying device that can be used to carry a ladder either over or under a carrier's shoulder. The ladder carrying device of the present invention can be mounted in a variety of different positions on the side rails and/or rungs of a ladder, thereby allowing the ladder carrying device to be positioned according to the carrier's preference.
Claims14
A ladder carrying device for carrying a ladder having a first side rail and a second side rail, wherein the first and second side rails each have an inner surface and an outer surface and wherein the first and second side rails are connected by a plurality of rungs located therebetween and attached to the inner surfaces of the first and second side rails, comprising:
- a first block having an adhesive strip to position said first block on the inner surface of the ladder's first side rail between an upper rung and a lower rung;
- a second block having an adhesive strip to position said second block opposite said first block on the inner surface of the ladder's second side rail between the upper rung and the lower rung;
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- a third block having an adhesive strip to position said third block on the bottom side of the upper rung adjacent to both said first block and said second block.
A ladder carrying device for carrying a ladder having a first side rail and a second side rail, wherein the first and second side rails each have an inner surface and an outer surface and wherein the first and second side rails are connected by a plurality of rungs located therebetween and attached to the inner surfaces of the first and second side rails, comprising:
- a first block having an adhesive strip to position said first block on the inner surface of the ladder's first side rail between an upper rung and a lower rung;
- a second block having an adhesive strip to position said second block on the bottom side of the upper rung adjacent to said first block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.