US2010307996A1PendingUtilityA1

Universal sport board rack

Assignee: KAHN DENNISPriority: Oct 6, 2003Filed: Dec 4, 2009Published: Dec 9, 2010
Est. expiryOct 6, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dennis Kahn
A47F 7/00B63B 32/80B63H 8/70
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Abstract

A rack for storing and displaying surfboards, sail boards and other kinds of sport boards and sporting equipment. The rack is conveniently though not necessarily wall-mountable, and can also support an additional system for the hanging, drying, storage and display of wet suits and other dampened gear.

Claims

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1 . A support system for sportboards and other articles comprising one or more support members, with each said support member comprising a first, substantially vertical portion, for attachment to a vertical wall or other vertical support, and a second, essentially horizontal portion extending away from said wall or other support, for the support of sportboards and other articles, said support member having one or more openings, said openings being formed to accept adjustable separation pegs at an angle substantially perpendicular to the support member, said separation pegs serving to separate the supported articles from each other and to support them in various configurations and separations. 
     
     
         2 . The support system of  claim 1 , where there is a curved transition between said substantially vertical and said second, essentially horizontal portion. 
     
     
         3 . A support system for sportboards and other articles comprising one or more support members, with each said support member comprising a first, substantially vertical portion, for attachment to a vertical wall or other vertical support, and a second, curved portion extending away from said wall or other support such that the support member describes a “J” shape, for the support of sportboards and other articles, said support member having one or more openings, said openings being formed to accept repositionable separation pegs at an angle substantially perpendicular to the support member, said separation pegs serving to separate the supported articles from each other and to support them in various configurations and separations. 
     
     
         4 . The support system of  claim 1 , further comprising a drying system for drying wet articles, said drying system comprising a longitudinal member of which at least the upper portion is substantially semi-circular in cross-section, said member being supported by hanging means attached to the support member or members at one end of the hanging means and further attached to each end of the longitudinal member, said longitudinal member being further equipped at either end with spacing devices mounted at substantially right angles to both the member and its hanging means, said spacing devices being for the purpose of maintaining distance between said member and an adjacent surface. 
     
     
         5 . The support system of  claim 4 , wherein the longitudinal member of the drying system is a hollow tube capable of storing said hanging means, said longitudinal member being further equipped with snug-fitting end caps which, by being slipped over an end of said longitudinal member with said hanging means protruding from it, can secure said hanging means to said longitudinal member; and wherein said spacing device fits snugly into a hole provided through a side of said end cap and into a side of said longitudinal member, thereby locking said end cap to said longitudinal member. 
     
     
         6 . The support system of  claim 3 , further comprising a drying system for drying wet articles, said drying system comprising a longitudinal member of which at least the upper portion is substantially semi-circular in cross-section, said member being supported by hanging means attached to the support member or members at one end of the hanging means and further attached to each end of the longitudinal member, said longitudinal member being further equipped at either end with spacing devices mounted at substantially right angles to both the member and its hanging means, said spacing devices being for the purpose of maintaining distance between said member and an adjacent surface. 
     
     
         7 . The support system of  claim 6 , wherein the longitudinal member of the drying system is a hollow tube capable of storing said hanging means, said longitudinal member being further equipped with snug-fitting end caps which, by being slipped over an end of said longitudinal member with said hanging means protruding from it, can secure said hanging means to said longitudinal member; and wherein said spacing device fits snugly into a hole provided through a side of said end cap and into a side of said longitudinal member, thereby locking said end cap to said longitudinal member.

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