Carrying case
AssigneeVS Vereinigte Spezialmoebelfabriken GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsJonathan Pidwell, Linda Tegeler
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Abstract
A carrying case for storing items in a work environment includes a bag element for accommodating items having an access opening at the upper side when the bag element is in its position of use, and a dimensionally stable support frame to which an upper edge region of the bag element in the bag element's position of use is fixed in such a way that the access opening of the bag element is accessible through the support frame. A dimensionally stable holding bracket having a first projection and a second projection is provided on the support frame, permitting the carrying case to be hung from a board-like furniture element in such a way that the first projection makes contact with an upper side of the furniture element and the second projection makes contact with an underside of the furniture element.
Claims12
A carrying case, comprising:
- a bag element for accommodating items, said bag element having a position of use defining an upper edge region, an upper side and an access opening at said upper side;
- a dimensionally stable support frame to which said upper edge region of said bag element is fixed in said position of use, rendering said access opening accessible through said support frame;
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- a dimensionally stable holding bracket formed in one-piece with said support frame and having a dimensionally stable first projection and a dimensionally stable second projection, said holding bracket permitting the carrying case to be hung from a board-shaped furniture element with said first projection contacting an upper side of the furniture element and said second projection contacting an underside of the furniture element for receiving an edge of the board-shaped furniture element between said first and second projections;
- said first and second projections each being substantially straight and extending outward from said support frame in substantially identical directions;
- said first and second projections extending substantially parallel to one another providing said holding bracket with an approximately C-shape in a side view;
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- said first and second projections having free ends facing away from said support frame and being spaced apart one from another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.