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US 8,708,103 B2Granted
Joints for a stand
AssigneeQuick Products, Inc.
InventorDan Bulley
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Abstract
An interconnect structure of a support apparatus. The interconnect structure includes a channel configured to receive a portion of a cross member. The interconnect structure further includes a pair of openings oriented relative opposite sides of the channel, each opening configured to receive a leg member of the support apparatus. The interconnect structure is a single-piece structure.
Claims20
An interconnect structure for a stand having a crossbeam, the interconnect structure comprising:
- a pair of top walls;
- a front wall extending from the top walls;
- a rear wall spaced from the front wall and extending from the top walls, the distance between the front and rear walls establishing the entire depth dimension of the interconnect structure, the rear wall comprising the same shape configuration as the front wall;
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- a channel comprising a pair of inner side walls spaced apart and connected by a support surface, the support surface extending from the front wall to the rear wall and configured to be elevationally below and supporting the crossbeam;
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- wherein the pair of the top walls is planar and wherein the support surface of the channel is planar, the pair of the top walls is not parallel with the support surface.
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An interconnect structure for a stand having a crossbeam, the interconnect structure comprising:
- a pair of top walls;
- a front wall extending from the top walls;
- a rear wall spaced from the front wall and extending from the top walls, the distance between the front and rear walls establishing the entire depth dimension of the interconnect structure, the rear wall comprising the same shape configuration as the front wall;
- a channel comprising a pair of inner side walls spaced apart and connected by a support surface, the support surface extending from the front wall to the rear wall and configured to be elevationally below and supporting the crossbeam;
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- wherein the top walls are coplanar structures and wherein the support surface comprises a planar upper surface that extends at an angle relative the planar top walls.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.