PICTURE STAYS
A method of keeping a picture level on the wall. An L-Shaped Plastic bracket is placed under a picture frame with the lip of the frame resting on the I-shaped bracket (picture stays). It is then marked and nailed into place by 3 nails. The frame is then place back on the wall and is stopped from moving, keeping it straight on the wall.
Latest Patents:
Provisional Patent, Ref #: 60/787902, filing date: Apr. 03, 2006
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONSNot Applicable
STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OF DEVLEOPMENTNot Applicable
REFRENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING, A TABLE, OR COMPUTER PROGRAM LISTNG COMPACT DISC APPENDIXNot Applicable
BACKGROUND OF INVENTIONTired of having crooked pictures on the wall and came up with this idea to keep pictures level on the wall.
SUMMERY OF INVENTIONPlastic L-bracket shaped piece, nailed into the wall to keep pictures level on the wall.
Perspective view. (
(
(
The picture stay is produced by injection mold k-resin clear polystyrene rated UL-HB is used. The holes in the picture stay are also made in the injection moldin process. The injection mold is in the complete shape of the design.
Claims
1. A simple one piece injection molded plastic L-shaped device (refered to as a stay) that is made of a clear polystyrene rated UL-HB k-resign, said stay is placed firmly against the edge of a picture frame and nailed into the wall to secure picture frame in a level possition and prevent any unwanted movement of picture frame, said stay may be placed on any of the four edges of picture frame.
Type: Application
Filed: Sep 26, 2006
Publication Date: Oct 25, 2007
Applicant: (MT. PLEASANT, SC)
Inventor: Deborah Ann Clowers (Mount Pleasant, SC)
Application Number: 11/459,731