US2015335110A1PendingUtilityA1

Stickle Seat

Assignee: HOLMES JOEPriority: May 23, 2014Filed: May 23, 2014Published: Nov 26, 2015
Est. expiryMay 23, 2034(~7.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Joe W. Holmes
A45B 5/00A47C 4/00A47C 9/06
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Abstract

The Stickle Seat is a portable seat attachment that is attached to a walking stick or pole that is very lightweight and is foldable in an up and down motion. The seat attachment can be removed and carried separately or can be carried on the stick or pole when using the walking stick or pole. In a completely folded position it is held in place resting against the stick or pole and in an open position it is at an angle for a person to sit on the seat facing the stick or pole or with the persons back to the stick or pole.

Claims

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What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A foldable and removable seat attachment to a walking stick or pole comprising of:
 a foldable support frame;   a seat frame;   a foldable support leg;   an angled rail guide;   a bottom frame connector;   a main frame;   a cotter pin and key with the chain;   a top frame connector;   a pair of rubber roller wheels;   a stick or pole frame to connect with the seat main frame.   
     
     
         2 . A foldable seat attachment to a walking stick or pole with a functionality of:
 a main frame with a top and bottom connector to hold the foldable support frame and the foldable support leg allowing them to move upward and downward together in a vertical parallel motion;   a foldable support frame with a foldable support leg with an angled rail guide that the seat is pushed upward or downward into a completely folded position or an open unfolded position;   a pair of rubber roller wheels to hold the foldable support frame in place when in a completely folded position resting against the stick or pole;   a stick or pole frame that is used to attach the main frame of the seat to the stick or pole by using a cotter pin and key with a chain to prevent the cotter pin from being lost.

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