Paper roll holding system
OwnerCody S. Bailesinventor
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Abstract
A paper roll holding system includes an elongated member. A strap is attached to the elongated member and is removably extendable around a headrest of the vehicle seat. A pair of arms is attached to the elongated member. The arms are oriented parallel to each other. The arms each have a distal end with respect to the elongated member. A spindle assembly is removably attached to and extends between the distal ends of the arms. The spindle assembly extends through a roll of paper to rotatably mount the roll of paper on the spindle assembly.
Claims3
A paper roll mounting system to rotatably mount a roll of paper on a vehicle seat, said mounting system comprising:
- an elongated member;
- a strap being attached to said elongated member, said strap being removably extendable around a headrest of the vehicle seat;
- a pair of arms being attached to said elongated member, said arms being oriented parallel to each other, said arms each having a distal end with respect to said elongated member;
- a spindle assembly being removably attached to and extending between said distal ends of said arms, said spindle assembly extending through the roll of paper to rotatably mount the roll of paper on said spindle assembly;
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- a pair of legs each having a top end and a bottom end, said top ends each being attached to said elongated member, said legs being oriented parallel to each other, said arms being angled outwardly from said legs, an angle between said arms and said legs being between 10 degrees and 90 degrees.
A paper roll mounting system to rotatably mount a roll of paper on a vehicle seat, said mounting system comprising:
- an elongated member and a pair of legs each having a top end and a bottom end, said top ends each being attached to said elongated member, said legs being oriented parallel to each other;
- a strap being attached to said elongated member, said strap being removably extendable around a headrest of the vehicle seat;
- a pair of arms being attached to said elongated member, said arms being oriented parallel to each other, said arms being angled outwardly from said legs, an angle between said arms and said legs being between 10 degrees and 90 degrees, said arms each having a distal end with respect to said elongated member;
- a spindle assembly being removably attached to and extending between said distal ends of said arms, said spindle assembly extending through the roll of paper to rotatably mount the roll of paper on said spindle assembly, said spindle assembly including;
- a rod being removably coupled to and extending between said distal ends;
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- a cylinder receiving said rod, said cylinder being extendable in and frictionally coupled to an inner surface of the roll of paper, said cylinder having a plurality of flanges attached thereto and extending inwardly of said cylinder, at least one tab being attached to said rod, said tab engaging said flanges when said cylinder is rotated on said rod to restrict free rotation of said cylinder with respect to said rod.
A paper roll mounting system to rotatably mount a roll of paper on a vehicle seat, said mounting system comprising:
- an elongated member;
- a strap being attached to said elongated member, said strap being removably extendable around a headrest of the vehicle seat;
- a pair of arms being attached to said elongated member, said arms being oriented parallel to each other, said arms each having a distal end with respect to said elongated member;
- a spindle assembly being removably attached to and extending between said distal ends of said arms, said spindle assembly extending through the roll of paper to rotatably mount the roll of paper on said spindle assembly, said spindle assembly including:
- a rod being removably coupled to and extending between said distal ends;
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- a cylinder receiving said rod, said cylinder being extendable in and frictionally coupled to an inner surface of the roll of paper, said cylinder having a plurality of flanges attached thereto and extending inwardly of said cylinder, at least one tab being attached to said rod, said tab engaging said flanges when said cylinder is rotated on said rod to restrict free rotation of said cylinder with respect to said rod.
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