US2002174616A1PendingUtilityA1

Protective slip-proof cover for steps

Priority: May 25, 2001Filed: May 25, 2001Published: Nov 28, 2002
Est. expiryMay 25, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Wen Huang
E04F 11/16A47G 27/0287
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Abstract

A protective slip-proof cover for steps includes a rectangular pad having a first side formed with a downwardly extending apron, another side of the rectangular pad being formed with a plurality of first and second holes and a plurality of suckers each having a circular body, a tubular stem extending upwardly from a central top portion of the circular body, and a T-shaped pulling stem extending upwardly from a top portion of the circular body, the suckers being mounted under the pad with the tubular stem and the T-shaped pulling stem extending upwardly through the first and second holes respectively, a plurality of fixing caps each being inserted through a respective one of the second holes into the tubular stem thereby affixing the suckers on a bottom of the pad.

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         1 . A protective slip-proof cover for steps comprising: 
 a rectangular pad having a first side formed with a downwardly extending apron, another side of said rectangular pad being formed with a plurality of first and second holes; and    a plurality of suckers each having a circular body, a tubular stem extending upwardly from a central top portion of said circular body, and a T-shaped pulling stem extending upwardly from a top portion of said circular body, said suckers being mounted under said pad with said tubular stem and said T-shaped pulling stem extending upwardly through said first and second holes respectively, a plurality of fixing caps each being inserted through a respective one of said second holes into said tubular stem thereby affixing said suckers on a bottom of said pad.

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