T-post sign holder
Abstract
The T-Post Sign Holder is comprised of a t-post receptacle and a sign support. The t-post receptacle is integrally formed to the sign support and the sign support is structurally reinforced onto the t-post receptacle via support webs. The use of the invention is relatively simple: the user slides the invention over the top of a t-post engaging the t-post into the t-post receptacle. The t-post receptacle is comprised of two internal channels into which the flanges of a standard t-post may engage. The user then mounts his sign onto the sign support using fasteners through a plurality of fastener holes formed by the sign support or using adhesive.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A sign holder comprising
a t-post receptacle; and a sign support.
2 . A sign holder as described in claim 1 where
the sign support is comprised of a front sign support, the t-post receptacle is integrally formed to the sign support, and the sign support is structurally reinforced onto the t-post receptacle via a plurality of support webs.
3 . A sign holder as described in claim 2 where
the t-post receptacle is a hollow, elongated rectangular structure that accepts the top end of the t-post, and the t-post receptacle is closed at one end and open at the other end of the elongated rectangular structure so that the t-post can slide into the t-post receptacle.
4 . A sign holder as described in claim 3 where
the top, closed end of the t-post receptacle is coplanar with the one edge of the sign support, and where the top, closed end of the t-post receptacle supports the sign holder on the top of the t-post.
5 . A sign holder as described in claim 4 where the plurality of support webs are integrally formed with the t-post receptacle and sign support.
6 . A sign holder as described in claim 5 where the sign support is either square or rectangular in shape.
7 . A sign holder as described in claim 6 where the sign support forms a plurality of fastener holes near the periphery of the sign support.
8 . A sign holder as described in claim 7 where the a t-post receptacle, the sign support, the front sign support, the plurality of support webs, the top, closed end of the t-post receptacle are manufactured from a polymeric material.
9 . A sign holder as described in claim 7 where the a t-post receptacle, the sign support, the front sign support, the plurality of support webs, the top, closed end of the t-post receptacle are manufactured from a metallic material.
10 . A sign holder as described in claim 8 where the polymeric material is polyethylene, polypropylene, or polystyrene.
11 . A sign holder as described in claim 9 where the metallic material is steel, stainless steel or aluminum.
12 . A sign holder comprised of
a horizontal support which is an essentially rectangular bar, where the horizontal support forms a plurality of sign holes arranged regularly along the horizontal support, and a means to secure the horizontal support to the t-post.
13 . A sign holder as described in claim 12 where
the securing means is a t-post clip, and the plurality of sign holes is two sign holes.
14 . A sign holder as described in claim 12 where
the securing means is a plurality of bolts and nuts, and a bracket, where the plurality of bolts passes through a bracket mounted on the back of the T-post.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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