Apparatus for suspending flowerpot(s) or container(s)
Abstract
The invention provides a means to suspend a single or a series of flower pots and or containers. The invention is comprised of a plank like body having at least one flat edge into which is molded or cut a cavity, or a series of cavities. Each cavity affords the entry of a flowerpot or container. Each cavity contains a weight bearing shoulder an angled inner wall, upon which the lip and body of a flowerpot or container may rest, flanked by a supporting finger which enters the flowerpot or container holding it against the angled inner wall and all components are spatially situated to compliment the lip and or body of a common flowerpot or container.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . What I claim as my invention is a three-dimensional devise for suspending a flowerpot or container, comprised of a body having at least one flat edge into which is molded or cut, a cavity, for the entry of a flowerpot or container, which said cavity contains a weight bearing shoulder and angled inner wall, upon which the lip and body of a flowerpot or container may rest, flanked by a supporting finger which enters the flowerpot or container holding it against the angled inner wall and all components are spatially situated to compliment the lip and or body of a common flowerpot or container.
2 . The structure of claim one in which the devise is repeated in a series down the edge of a board or plank like body, creating a means to suspend multiple flowerpots or containers in one system.
3 . The structure of claim two in which a hole or eyelet is placed at one end of the board or plank, allowing said board or plank to be suspended from, or attached to, an overhead structure.
4 . The structure of claim two in which one end of the board or plank is fit to a base, allowing said board or plank to stand upright when the base is placed on a suitable surface.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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