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US 8,667,645 B2Granted
Attachment glider
AssigneeWaxman Consumer Products Group Inc.
InventorMatthew Smith
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Abstract
An attachment glider comprises an engagement surface having an adhesive plane for securing to an object. The attachment glider further comprises a plurality of attachment spikes extending from the engagement surface at an angle transverse to the adhesive plane and a supporting surface for nesting a fixture coupled to the attachment spikes. The fixture is positioned between the engagement surface and the supporting surface.
Claims27
An attachment glider comprising:
- an engagement surface having an adhesive plane for securing to an object;
- a plurality of attachment spikes extending from the engagement surface at an angle transverse to said adhesive plane;
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- a supporting surface and a fixture supported by the supporting surface, the plurality of attachment spikes extending from the fixture and extending through the engagement surface, said fixture being positioned between said engagement surface and said supporting surface, the supporting surface defining a cavity region including a plurality of support walls for retaining the fixture.
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An attachment glider comprising:
- an engagement surface having an adhesive plane for securing to an object;
- a plurality of attachment spikes extending from the engagement surface at an angle transverse to said adhesive plane;
- an intermediate surface and a fixture supported by the intermediate surface, the plurality of attachment spikes extending from the fixture and extending through the engagement surface, said fixture being positioned between said engagement surface and said intermediate surface, the intermediate surface defining a cavity region including a plurality of support walls for retaining the fixture;
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- a transport surface positioned opposite the engagement surface, the intermediate surface being positioned between the engagement surface and the transport surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.