US2004216407A1PendingUtilityA1
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Priority: May 30, 2002Filed: Jun 1, 2004Published: Nov 4, 2004
Est. expiryMay 30, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A decorative wall is disclosed which hides residential equipment. The decorative wall comprises a wall having a mounting mechanism which removably erects the wall on a surface, the wall having a flat surface having indicia or images imprinted thereon.
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1 . A decorative wall for hiding residential equipment comprises a wall having a mounting mechanism which removably erects the wall on a surface, the mounting mechanism comprising a pair of spikes, each spike having a wall portion contained within the wall and a spike portion extending downwardly from the wall, the spike portions being adapted to be driven into the surface to support the wall in an upright position, the wall having a flat surface having indicia or images imprinted thereon.
2 . A decorative wall for hiding residential equipment comprises a wall having a mounting mechanism which removably erects the wall on a surface, the mounting mechanism comprising an inverted U-shaped tube contained within the wall, the inverted U-shaped tubing including a base and two legs extending downwardly from said base, the distal ends of the two legs coplanar with the bottom of the wall, the distal ends of the two legs being positioned and adapted to slidably receive two corresponding leg receiving channels mounted in and extending upwardly from two corresponding footings, the wall having a flat surface having indicia or images imprinted thereon.
3 . A decorative wall for hiding residential equipment comprises a wall having a mounting mechanism which removably erects the wall on a surface, the mounting mechanism comprising two or more vertical posts extend upwardly from two or more footings, wall having a plurality of mounting brackets positioned on the exterior of the wall, the plurality of mounting brackets positioned to receive the upwardly extending portion of each of the two or more vertical posts, the wall having a flat surface having indicia or images imprinted thereon.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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