Waterproof Writing Board With Modular Stand

Abstract

A new reusable sign and support device is described. The device is equipped with a whiteboard and a stand, enabling the present invention to be self-supporting. The stand is equipped with three supports which are equipped to be fitted with interchangeable, spiked or rubberized inserts/caps, providing for the secure and sturdy use of the present invention on a variety of surfaces, including grass, sand, campgrounds, clay, sidewalks, parking lots, flooring, brick, and driveways. The device is equipped with a waterproofed whiteboard to facilitate the creation of custom signs capable of use outdoors, even in the rain. The stand is designed to collapse, as the rear support may be pivoted inward to conserve space. Additionally, the stand may be disassembled to minimize occupied space during transport and storage.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A method for the construction and use of a reusable sign comprising:
 connecting a bottom frame border ( 130 ) to the perpendicular portion of a first T-shaped fitting;   connecting the bottom frame border to the perpendicular portion of a second T-shaped fitting;   connecting a left frame border ( 110 ) to the first T-shaped fitting;   connecting a right frame border to the second T-shaped fitting   connecting the first top frame border to the third T-shaped fitting   connecting the first top frame border to a first 90 degree elbow fitting   attaching the second top frame border to the third T-shaped fitting;   attaching the second top frame border to the second 90 degree elbow fitting;   connecting the first front support to the first T-shaped fitting   connecting the second front support to the second T-shaped fitting;   connecting a rear support to the third T-shaped fitting;   writing on a whiteboard with a marker;   mounting the whiteboard to the first elbow fitting, the second elbow fitting, the first T-shaped fitting, and the second T-shaped fitting via Velcro;   inserting a first spike into the bottom of the first front support; and   inserting a second spike into the bottom of the second front support.