US2005167384A1PendingUtilityA1
Easy stud rack
Priority: Feb 4, 2004Filed: Feb 3, 2005Published: Aug 4, 2005
Est. expiryFeb 4, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Eugenio Yegro Segovia
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a racking system having two formed racks on opposing or adjacent studs in a wooden structure. More specifically, each formed rack has a plurality of raised sections creating slots there between. By aligning the slots horizontally between the two racks, one or more shelves may be inserted into the horizontally opposing slots.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A rack for a racking system for providing shelving between studs comprising:
a single formed rack of rectangular shape with a length substantially greater than its width and having raised sections defining spaced slots across its width.
2 . A rack according to claim 1 wherein said width is less than 4 inches
3 . A rack according to claim 1 wherein the slots are approximately ¾ inches in height.
4 . A rack according to claim 1 which is made of molded plastic.
5 . A rack according to claim 4 wherein said plastic is polypropylene.
6 . A rack for a racking system for providing shelving between studs comprising:
a three dimensional molded plastic rack, each dimension having a rectangular shape, the first rectangle having the width of the stud, the other two rectangles at 90° to said first rectangle and parallel to each other, said other rectangles having a length substantially greater than its width and having raised sections defining spaced slots across its width.
7 . A racking system for providing shelving between two 2×4 studs comprising:
a single molded plastic rack of rectangular shape with a length substantially greater than its width, of less than 4 inches, and having raised sections defining spaced slots across its width mounted on one stud face; and a second single molded plastic rack of rectangular shape with a length substantially greater than its width, of less than 4 inches, and having raised sections defining spaced slots across its width mounted on the opposing face of the next stud.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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