Standing Telescopic Beverage Cup
Abstract
The standing telescopic beverage cup is an apparatus that contains a beverage and is mountable within the ground. The apparatus accommodates a user with an adjustable height. The apparatus includes a collapsible cup, a base plate, a main slot, a telescopic post, and a stake. The collapsible cup and the base plate, together, contain a beverage. The base plate upholds the collapsible cup. The main slot allows the telescopic post to connect to the base plate. The stake fastens the telescopic post into the ground while containing the beverage. The apparatus further includes a cover. The cover seals the collapsible cup with the base plate in order to prevent the collapsible cup from expanding and from coming into contact with nearby surfaces. The apparatus preferably includes a bubble leveler. The bubble leveler aids in the balancing of the beverage being contained.
Claims
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1 . A standing telescopic beverage cup comprises:
a collapsible cup; a base plate; a main slot; a telescopic post; a stake; the collapsible cup being connected adjacent to the base plate; the collapsible cup being concentrically positioned with the base plate; the main slot traversing into the base plate, opposite the collapsible cup; the telescopic post being threadedly engaged with the main slot; the telescopic post being concentrically positioned with the collapsible cup; the stake being terminally fixed to the telescopic post, positioned opposite the base plate; the stake tapering from a proximal end to a distal end; the proximal end being positioned adjacent the telescopic post; and the distal end being positioned opposite the proximal end about the stake.
2 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
a cover; and
a second rim of the cover being removably attached to a first rim of the base plate over the collapsible cup.
3 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
the collapsible cup comprises a proximal cylindrical member, a distal cylindrical member, and a plurality of intermediate cylindrical members;
the proximal cylindrical member being connected adjacent to the base plate;
the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members being positioned in between the proximal cylindrical member and the distal cylindrical member;
the proximal cylindrical member, the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members, and the distal cylindrical member being positioned in series with each other; and
the proximal cylindrical member, the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members, and the distal cylindrical member being telescopically engaged with each other.
4 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
a friction-inducing layer;
the friction inducing-layer being traverses along a first rim of the base plate; and
the friction inducing-layer being positioned in between the collapsible cup and the first rim.
5 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 4 comprises:
at least one hook;
the at least one hood comprises a fixed end and a free end;
the fixed end being fixed to the first rim; and
the free end being positioned adjacent the friction inducing layer.
6 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
a bubble leveler;
the bubble leveler being mounted onto the base plate;
the bubble leveler being positioned adjacent the collapsible cup; and
the bubble leveler being concentrically positioned with the collapsible cup.
7 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
the stake comprises a shaft, a plurality of blades, and a pointed base;
the shaft being terminally fixed to the telescopic post, opposite the base plate;
the plurality of blades traversing along the shaft;
the plurality of blades being radially distributed around the shaft;
the pointed base being fixed to the shaft, opposite the telescopic post;
the distal end being terminally positioned with the pointed base, opposite the shaft; and
the plurality of blades tapering from the proximal end to the pointed base.
8 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 7 comprises:
the plurality of blades comprises a first blade and a second blade; and
the first blade being positioned opposite the second blade about the shaft.
9 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
the telescopic post comprises a connecting rod, a first slideable tube, a second slideable tube, and a locking mechanism;
the connecting rod being fixed to the base plate, opposite the collapsible cup;
the first slideable tube being positioned in between the connecting rod and the second slideable tube;
the stake being fixed to the second slideable tube, opposite the first slideable tube;
the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube being positioned in series with each other;
the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube being telescopically engaged with each other; and
the locking mechanism being operatively integrated into the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube, wherein the locking mechanism is used to adjust and fix a total length for the telescopic post.
10 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 9 comprises:
the locking mechanism comprises a first spring-loaded button, a second spring-loaded button, a plurality of first holes, and a plurality of second holes;
the first spring-loaded button being laterally mounted into the connecting rod;
the first spring-loaded button being terminally positioned along the connecting rod, opposite the base plate;
the plurality of first holes traversing along and through the first slideable tube;
the second spring-loaded button being terminally positioned along the first slideable tube, adjacent the second slideable tube;
the second spring-loaded button being laterally mounted into the first slideable tube; and
the plurality of second holes traversing along and through the second slideable tube.
11 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 10 comprises:
a set of first notches;
the set of first notches traversing into the first slideable tube;
the set of first notches being distributed along the first slideable tube; and
each of the set of first notches being positioned adjacent a corresponding hole of the plurality of first holes.
12 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 10 comprises:
a set of second notches;
the set of second notches traversing into the second slideable tube;
the set of second notches being distributed along the second slideable tube; and
each of the set of second notches being positioned adjacent a corresponding hole of the plurality of second holes.
13 . A standing telescopic beverage cup comprises:
a collapsible cup; a base plate; a main slot; a telescopic post; a stake; the collapsible cup being connected adjacent to the base plate; the collapsible cup being concentrically positioned with the base plate; the main slot traversing into the base plate, opposite the collapsible cup; the telescopic post being threadedly engaged with the main slot; the telescopic post being concentrically positioned with the collapsible cup; the stake being terminally fixed to the telescopic post, positioned opposite the base plate; the stake tapering from a proximal end to a distal end; the proximal end being positioned adjacent the telescopic post; and the distal end being positioned opposite the proximal end about the stake.
14 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
a cover; and
a second rim of the cover being removably attached to a first rim of the base plate over the collapsible cup.
15 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
the collapsible cup comprises a proximal cylindrical member, a distal cylindrical member, and a plurality of intermediate cylindrical members;
the proximal cylindrical member being connected adjacent to the base plate;
the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members being positioned in between the proximal cylindrical member and the distal cylindrical member;
the proximal cylindrical member, the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members, and the distal cylindrical member being positioned in series with each other; and
the proximal cylindrical member, the plurality of intermediate cylindrical members, and the distal cylindrical member being telescopically engaged with each other.
16 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
a friction-inducing layer;
at least one hook;
the at least one hood comprises a fixed end and a free end;
the friction inducing-layer being traverses along a first rim of the base plate;
the friction inducing-layer being positioned in between the collapsible cup and the first rim;
the fixed end being fixed to the first rim; and
the free end being positioned adjacent the friction inducing layer.
17 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
a bubble leveler;
the bubble leveler being mounted onto the base plate;
the bubble leveler being positioned adjacent the collapsible cup; and
the bubble leveler being concentrically positioned with the collapsible cup.
18 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
the stake comprises a shaft, a plurality of blades, and a pointed base;
the plurality of blades comprises a first blade and a second blade;
the shaft being terminally fixed to the telescopic post, opposite the base plate;
the plurality of blades traversing along the shaft;
the plurality of blades being radially distributed around the shaft;
the pointed base being fixed to the shaft, opposite the telescopic post;
the distal end being terminally positioned with the pointed base, opposite the shaft;
the plurality of blades tapering from the proximal end to the pointed base; and
the first blade being positioned opposite the second blade about the shaft.
19 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 13 comprises:
the telescopic post comprises a connecting rod, a first slideable tube, a second slideable tube, and a locking mechanism;
the connecting rod being fixed to the base plate, opposite the collapsible cup;
the first slideable tube being positioned in between the connecting rod and the second slideable tube;
the stake being fixed to the second slideable tube, opposite the first slideable tube;
the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube being positioned in series with each other;
the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube being telescopically engaged with each other; and
the locking mechanism being operatively integrated into the connecting rod, the first slideable tube, and the second slideable tube, wherein the locking mechanism is used to adjust and fix a total length for the telescopic post.
20 . The standing telescopic beverage cup as claimed in claim 19 comprises:
a set of first notches;
a set of second notches;
the locking mechanism comprises a first spring-loaded button, a second spring-loaded button, a plurality of first holes, and a plurality of second holes;
the first spring-loaded button being laterally mounted into the connecting rod;
the first spring-loaded button being terminally positioned along the connecting rod, opposite the base plate;
the plurality of first holes traversing along and through the first slideable tube;
the second spring-loaded button being terminally positioned along the first slideable tube, adjacent the second slideable tube;
the second spring-loaded button being laterally mounted into the first slideable tube;
the plurality of second holes traversing along and through the second slideable tube;
the set of first notches traversing into the first slideable tube;
the set of first notches being distributed along the first slideable tube;
each of the set of first notches being positioned adjacent a corresponding hole of the plurality of first holes;
the set of second notches traversing into the second slideable tube;
the set of second notches being distributed along the second slideable tube; and
each of the set of second notches being positioned adjacent a corresponding hole of the plurality of second holes.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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