Stand for supporting wigs
OwnerTheresa Tracyinventor
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Abstract
The stand for supporting wigs is a device that is adapted to support a plurality of wigs thereon. The stand includes a base from which a plurality of support members extends telescopically. The plurality of support members extends vertically. Each of the plurality of support members includes an armature that extends laterally over to a wig holder. The wig holder is a hemispherically-shaped object that is adapted to receive a wig thereon. The wig holders are able to be raised and rotated to differing locales with respect to one another so as to not interfere with wigs being supported on the plurality of wig holders. The plurality of support members are able to rotate about a vertical axis so as to adjust the position of the armature and the wig holder with respect to one another.
Claims10
A stand for supporting wigs comprising:
- a base from which one of a plurality of support members extends;
- wherein each of the plurality of support members includes a wig holder that is adapted to support a wig thereon such that the stand is able to support multiple wigs simultaneously;
- wherein the base is seated atop of a stationary base member;
- wherein the base is able to rotate with respect to the stationary base member;
- wherein the base rotates with respect to a vertical axis, and with respect to the stationary base member;
- wherein the base is rotatably affixed to the stationary base member via a bearing;
- wherein the base and the stationary base member are disc-shaped;
- wherein the stationary base member is adapted to rest on a ground surface;
- wherein the base is further defined with a top base surface;
- wherein the plurality of support members extend vertically with respect to the base;
- wherein the plurality of support members is further defined as including a bottommost support member;
- wherein the bottommost support member is affixed to the base;
- wherein the bottommost support member is rotatably affixed to the top base surface such that the bottommost support member is able to rotate with respect to the vertical axis;
- wherein the plurality of support members are able to rotate with respect to the vertical axis;
- wherein the wig holder is further defined as a hemispherically-shaped portion, which is adapted to receive the wig thereon.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.