Whiteboard mounting system
AssigneeTequipment, Inc.
InventorRob Sugarman
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Abstract
The mounting system may be used to support a display on a support surface. The mounting system may include a top rail secured to the support surface. The mounting system may also include a mounting arm hung from the top rail and a support rail attached to the mounting arm that supports the whiteboard. The mounting system may provide permanent or removable attachment to the support surface that may interchangeably accommodate a variety of displays.
Claims19
A mounting system to support a display to a support surface, the system comprising:
- a top rail configured to attach to a support surface;
- a plurality of mounting arms removably attached to the top rail, at least a longitudinal length of each of the plurality of mounting arms is arranged generally vertically when the plurality of mounting arms are attached to the top rail and at least another longitudinal length of each of the plurality of the mounting arms arranged generally horizontally when the plurality of mounting aims are attached to the top rail;
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- a top support rail removably attached to the plurality of mounting arms and configured to support the display;
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- a bottom support rail configured to support the display, a position of the bottom support rail adjustable relative to a position of the top support rail, wherein the bottom support rail is removably attached to the display with a hook and loop fastener.
A mounting system to support a display to a support surface, the system comprising:
- a top rail configured to attach to a support surface;
- a plurality of mounting arms removably attached to the top rail, at least a longitudinal length of each of the plurality of mounting arms is arranged generally vertically when the plurality of mounting arms are attached to the top rail and at least another longitudinal length of each of the plurality of the mounting arms arranged generally horizontally when the plurality of mounting arms are attached to the top rail;
- a top support rail removably attached to the plurality of mounting aims and configured to support the display;
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- a bottom support rail configured to support the display, a position of the bottom support rail adjustable relative to a position of the top support rail, the bottom support rail is removably attached to the display with an adhesive.
A mounting system to support a display to a support surface, the system comprising:
- a top rail configured to attach to a support surface;
- a plurality of mounting arms removably attached to the top rail, at least a longitudinal length of each of the plurality of mounting arms is arranged generally vertically when the plurality of mounting arms are attached to the top rail and at least another longitudinal length of each of the plurality of the mounting arms is arranged generally horizontally when the plurality of mounting arms are attached to the top rail, at least one of the plurality of mounting arms including a leveling foot which allows adjustment of a distance between the support surface and the display;
- a finger cleat configured to attach to the support surface and secure the leveling foot in position;
- a top support rail removably attached to the plurality of mounting arms and configured to support the display;
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- a bottom support rail configured to support the display, a position of the bottom support rail adjustable relative to a position of the top support rail, wherein the top and bottom support rails comprise a substantially flat base positioned with a length extending between the plurality of mounting arms and a height along a surface contacting the plurality of mounting arms greater than a depth from the mounting arm, and a cleat extending from the substantially flat base to create an upward turned flange, and wherein the top rail comprises a substantially flat base including a support protrusion to hang the plurality of mounting arms and end stops at both ends of the support protrusion to maintain the plurality of mounting aims along a length of the support protrusion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.