Portable painting tent
OwnerDaryl Bauerinventor
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Abstract
A portable painting tent comprises a tall tripod frame with telescoping legs over which is draped a tent to control paint spray. Inside at the apex of the tripod, a swivel allows a standard house door, or other large items, to be hung from its top edge. A special bracket attaches to the top of the item, where it can be left unpainted, and the whole clips into a slot in the swivel. Both sides and edges of the item can be spray painted, and special handles are used to pick the wet item off the swivel and put it somewhere for drying. The whole tent can be folded up and carried away by collapsing the telescoping legs and folding them together in a tight bundle.
Claims3
A portable painting tent system comprising:
- a tripod frame with legs enclosing a volume to hang and turn a house door within said tripod,
- a swivel attached at a center of said tripod where said legs converge, and providing for a swivel joint on which a hanging door may be turned for painting,
- a hub for accepting support provided by said legs and for supporting said swivel,
- a set of horizontal arms each attached at said at said hub at a first end and to a corresponding leg at a second end, whereby an overall height of said tripod can accommodate doors for painting within,
- a set of elbows coupling said legs to said horizontal arms,
- a bracket for attaching to a top of said door and including means for hooking onto said swivel,
- a cover draped over an outside of said tripod providing for control;
- of paint over-spray when painting said door hanging inside said tripod,
- a first grip handle for insertion into an empty door lockset bore after said door is painted painting tent;
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- a second grip having spikes for spearing hinge plate areas of said door;
- wherein, said legs include telescoping means, and wherein said tripod may be folded for storage and for carrying, and wherein a freshly painted door can be lifted by both the first and second grips, without disturbing the wet painted surfaces, and un-hooked from said swivel to be placed elsewhere for drying.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.