Remote Accessory Caddy

Abstract

The Remote Accessory Caddy is a portable, flexible, three-partition holder for small remote/emergency items. Used on a table; the arm rest of a chair; or hung against a bed side.

1 . I, Dr. E. Jean Pierre-Pipkin, have invented a new Utility Remote Accessory Caddy as set forth in the specifications identified herein; and contained in my original Design Patent. No. 0693595 issued on Nov. 19, 2013. This Utility Claim includes twelve diagrams: A Front Cover Sheet; and the described eleven (11) drawings and images that follow. Included are two (2) black/white hand drafted diagrams of the Remote Accessory Caddy ( FIG. 1  and  FIG. 2 ); A Front Cover Sheet; nine (9) other computer-generated diagrams that include depictions of the front elevations of Partitions #  1  and # 3 ; with specific measurements; diagrams of cutting patterns; and directions for the manufacture and/or assembly of the Remote Accessory Caddy, The drawings, patterns, associated figures and specifications are as follows:
   FIG. 1 : Is the hand-drawn front view of the Partition # 1 , and the top view of Partition # 2  of the Remote Accessory Caddy, 
   FIG. 2 : Is the hand-drawn front view of Partition  33 , and the top view of Partition # 2 , 
   FIG. 3 : Shows how the finished Prototype Remote Accessory Caddy should appear after assemble and/or manufacture; with use of the several patterns included in these specifications. 
   FIG. 4 : is a computer-generated and computer-labeled diagram of the Remote Accessory Caddy. The diagram shows the front elevation of Panel # 1 ; the three pockets; and the specific and detailed dimensions. 
   FIG. 4.1 : is a computer-generated and computer-labeled diagram of the Remote Accessory Caddy. The diagram shows the front elevation of Panel # 3 , with one large pocket; and the specific and detailed dimensions. 
   FIG. 5 : Is a layout pattern (A) that defines the cutting dimensions of all three panels prior to assembly. 
   FIG. 5.1 : Is a layout pattern that defined the cutting dimensions for INTERFACING for Panels # 1  and # 2 , Identified as Pattern a. 
   FIG. 5.2 : Is a layout pattern and the cutting dimensions of the INTER-FACING of the front and back panel # 3  pockets c and b, respectively. 
   FIG. 6 : Describes the layout pattern (B) cutting dimensions; and gives the directions for construction of Panel # 1  where the three pockets are attached to the bottom of the Partition. 
   FIG. 6.1 : Describes the layout cutting pattern and gives the directions for construction of the three pockes attached to the front side of Panel # 1 . 
   FIG. 7 : Describes the layout pattern (C) and gives the cutting dimensions and directions for construction of the pocket to be attached to Panel # 3 .