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US 7,021,598 B2Granted
Revolving support stand for decorative display
AssigneeBoto (Licenses) Limited
InventorCheung Chong Kao
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Abstract
The present invention provides a revolving stand for supporting the trunk of a decorative display for circular rotation and includes a rotational unit in which the display can be received and formed of an outer casing with an open top and a turntable assembly, both of which are supported by a base that is semi-permanently associated with the rotational unit to position the unit in an elevated condition.
Claims12
A revolving stand for supporting the trunk of a decorative display for circular rotation, said stand comprising:
- (a) a rotational unit in which said display can be received and having an outer casing with an open top and a turntable assembly that is removably seated in said casing and supports said display for rotational movement with respect to said casing;
- (b) a base that is removably attached to said rotational unit to position said unit in an elevated condition, said base having a bottom portion for engaging the surface on which said stand is located and a plurality of spaced apart side members forming openings there between and extending upwardly from said bottom portion and terminating in a top portion;
- (c) said casing includes an upper end with a peripheral flange;
- (d) said peripheral flange rests upon said top portion of said side member of said base to position said rotational unit in an elevated condition, so that a portion of the casing extends above the base;
- (e) a shell housing having an upper portion with a periphery generally conforming with that of said casing and a hollow sleeve extending downwardly from said upper portion, said upper portion including a recess with a floor having a circularly shaped opening to said sleeve;
- (f) a first bearing means located around the opening of said floor;
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- (g) a second bearing means located at the bottom end of said sleeve.
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