Seat belt vase carrier
AssigneeSyndicate Sales, Inc.
InventorTrent A. Harshman
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Abstract
A carrier mountable to a vehicle seat for holding objects, such as a vase with flowers. A one piece foldable structure has holes for receiving the vase at two separate locations along the vase length with the carrier back wall being positioned toward and against the inclined seat back. A seat belt extends across the front wall of the carrier through recesses securely holding the seat belt thereto.
Claims16
A shipping carrier for removably holding a vase securely to a vehicle seat having an inclined seat back and a seat belt extendable over and against the carrier comprising:
- a one-piece main body having a first end and an opposite second end, said main body being folded forming a top wall and an exterior bottom wall with a front wall and rear wall being spaced apart and extending between said top wall and said bottom wall, said rear wall has a top end, said main body further having an angular extending locking wall extending interiorly in the shipping container diagonally from said top end of said rear wall and said top wall to a location adjacent said bottom wall and said front wall, said top wall has a first hole through which the vase is extendable, said locking wall has a second hole through which the vase is extendable with said top wall and said locking wall arranged to grip the vase at two separate locations, said front wall forms an included acute angle with respect to said bottom wall and said rear wall forms an included obtuse angle relative to said bottom wall.
The combination of a vase and a shipping container mountable atop a vehicle seat having a vehicle inclined seat back and a seat belt for securing the container thereto comprising:
- a vase;
- a shipping container for holding said vase, said container having a main body with a top wall with a first hole through which said vase is extendable and further having an interior wall integrally connected to said top wall with a second hole through which said vase is extendable when extended through said first hole, said main body having an exterior bottom wall, a rear wall and a front wall which are integrally connected to said top wall and said interior wall forming a one-piece construction, said rear wall restable against a vehicle inclined seat back when a seat belt is extendable across and against said front wall positioning said first hole and second hole relative to each other to grip said vase at two locations along the length thereof and
- wherein said main body has a bottom end located within said container and a top end forming a tab engaged with said rear wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.