Apparatus for transporting and storing multiple stands
OwnerJohn D. Hopkinsinventor
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An apparatus for transporting and storing a plurality of stands. Each stand has an elongate, vertically oriented pole having a longitudinal axis and a base supporting the pole with a plurality of legs extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pole. The apparatus includes a substantially planar base having a front end and a rear end, and a plurality of wheels supporting the substantially planar base. At least one shelf assembly is supported above the substantially planar base. Each shelf assembly has a first half and a second half. A substantially unobstructed slot extends upward from the substantially planar base wherein the first and second halves of the at least one shelf assembly are disposed on opposite sides of the slot. The plurality stands are receivable on the substantially planar base and the at least one shelf assembly, and the poles of said stands are receivable in the slot for arranging the stands on the substantially planar base and the at least one shelf assembly in a vertically staggered configuration.
An apparatus for transporting and storing a plurality of stands, each having an elongate, vertically oriented pole having a longitudinal axis and a base supporting the pole with a plurality of legs extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pole, comprising:
An apparatus for transporting and storing a plurality of stands, each having an elongate, vertically oriented pole having a longitudinal axis and a base supporting the pole with a plurality of legs extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pole, comprising:
An apparatus for transporting and storage a plurality of stands, each having an elongate, vertically oriented pole having a longitudinal axis and a base supporting the pole with a plurality of legs extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pole, comprising:
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