Device for holding bath toys
AssigneeSkip Hop, Inc.
InventorsElizabeth Zack, Rany Joo, Janet Villano, Ellen Diamant
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Abstract
A device for holding bath toys is provided that includes a flexible receptacle having a back panel and a front panel adjoined by opposing sides and a bottom of the receptacle. At least a portion of the bottom of the receptacle is formed of a mesh material. The top portion of the back panel and an upper edge of the front panel define an open end of the receptacle. The device can be attached to a bathroom wall, for example by using at least two posts which extend through a respective opening in the receptacle and at least two caps, each cap defining a bore for receiving the post and for secure attachment to the post.
Claims22
A device for holding bath toys, comprising:
- a flexible receptacle having a back panel and a front panel adjoined by opposing sides and a bottom of the receptacle, wherein at least a portion of said bottom of the receptacle is formed of a mesh material, and said top portion of the back panel and an upper edge of the front panel define an open end of the receptacle;
- at least two posts for attachment to a wall;
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- at least two caps, each cap defining a bore for receiving the post and for secure attachment to the post, and each cap including an open hook portion with a free end, the hook portion extending from a bottom portion of the cap towards its free end for hanging a bathtub accessory.
A device for holding bath toys, comprising:
- a flexible receptacle having a back panel, a front panel, and a bottom area, at least a portion of said bottom area of the receptacle comprising a mesh material, and a top portion of the back panel and an upper edge of the front panel defining an open end of the receptacle;
- a means for attaching the receptacle to a wall;
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- at least one open hook attached to said means for attaching the receptacle to the wall, said at least one hook for hanging a bath tub accessory, and each open hook having free end and including a bottom portion that defines an aperture for draining liquids.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.