Beverage Container Holder

Abstract

A beverage container holder configured so that beverage containers with or without handles such as bottles, cups, mugs, cans, or tumblers can easily be placed in the receiver, that is attached to the extended base. The extended base then slides in between two allowing cushions, such as where the seat and back cushion of a sofa or couch meet, thus facilitating stability for the beverage container and allowing ease of relocation to the user.

Description

FIELD OF INVENTION

The present invention relates to a beverage container holder that sits in between or on a cushion.

BACKGROUND

Regular beverage container holders are meant for stable surfaces and do not hold the beverage or container securely upright or allow for contact or movement while in use. Users do not always have room for small stable surfaces next to where they are seated on a soft or unstable surface such as a cushion, chair, or couch. Users currently do not have the option for a small single serve beverage or container holder that can be within close proximity and easily relocated. Regular beverage or container holders do not always allow the user to have close proximity to the beverage or container no matter where the user is sitting. Regular beverage or container holders do not keep the beverage or container securely upright on unstable surfaces.

Presently there is no solution for a single serve beverage or container holder that allows the user to securely place their beverage or container upright with the closest proximity that can be easily relocated while sitting on any soft or unstable surface.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The present invention seeks to provide a solution to this problem(s) by providing a beverage container holder with a receiver that is attached to an extended base that slides under or between two cushions providing stability, allowing a beverage or container to be held securely upright and in close proximity by the user while being easily relocatable.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1—Angle View

2—This is the slot or cutout where the beverage or container handle would be placed (Example could be a mug or cup handle).

4—This is the receiver that would hold the beverage or container upright and prevent the user from spilling their beverage or container.

6—This is the extended base that will slide in between two allowing cushions (such as on a couch or sofa) that keeps the beverage or container in place and stable.

FIG. 2—Side View

8—This is the slot where the beverage or container handle would be placed.

4—This is the receiver that would hold the beverage or container upright and prevent the user from spilling their beverage or container.

6—This is the extended base that will slide in between two allowing cushions (such as on a couch or sofa) that keeps the beverage or container in place and stable.

FIG. 3—Bottom View

6—This is the extended base that would slide in between two allowing cushions that securely holds the beverage or container in place.

FIG. 4—Top View

4—This is the receiver where the beverage or container would be placed by the user to allow easy access and close proximity.

6—This is the extended base that slides in between two allowing cushions.

FIG. 5—Frontal view with beverage container

10—This is an illustration of a straw that might be in a beverage or container.

12—This is an illustration of a beverage or container that might sit in the receiver, the beverage or container could be made out of glass, plastic, ceramic, metal, or wood.

4—This is the receiver where the beverage or container could be placed by the user to allow easy access and close proximity.

6—This is the front of the extended base that would slide in between two allowing cushions.

FIG. 6—Frontal view with beverage container with handle

14—This is an example of a mug or cup that would sit within the receiver, it could be made of ceramic, plastic, glass, metal or wood.

4—This is the receiver where the beverage or container could be placed by the user to allow easy access and close proximity.

16—This is an illustration of the handle of a beverage or container that would sit within the cutout or slot on the sides of the receiver.

6—This is the front of the extended base that would slide in between two allowing cushions.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

Referring to FIGS. 1 through 6, the receiver 4 of the beverage container holder sits upon an extended horizontal base 6 that can easily slide between two allowing cushions. The opposing pressure of the cushions on the extended base 6 allows for the stability of the receiver 4 that would keep a beverage 12 or container 14 upright while allowing close proximity to the user.

Preferably, the receiver 4 of the beverage container holder has cutout slots 2,8 on the sides of the receiver 4 allowing the user to place their beverage 12 or container 14 with a handle 16 comfortably in the slot 2,8. The intent of the slot 2,8 is to make the beverage container holder compatible with beverages 12 or containers 14 that have handles 16. This also produces extremely convenient access for the user to grab the container handle 16, while assisting to hold the beverage 12 or container 14 and handle 16 securely in place.

Preferably, the beverage container holder would be constructed of any solid material like, wood, plastic, metal, or glass, but this description is not to limit the construction, but is made merely for the purpose of illustrating the general principles of the invention.

Claims

1. A rectangular beverage container holder, comprising:

a rectangular support box for holding and supporting beverage containers:

a slot or cutout on the flat vertical parallel sides of the support box that allows for beverage containers with or without handles: and

a rectangular elongated stabilizer that slides in between two sofa, couch, loveseat, or armchair, seat and back furniture cushions:

the device is configured so that a beverage container with or without handles can easily be placed in the rectangular support box, that is attached to the elongated stabilizer, the elongated stabilizer then slides in between two seat and back cushions of a sofa, couch, loveseat, or armchair, thus facilitating stability for the beverage container and permitting ease of relocation to the user.

2. A rectangular beverage container holder as claimed in claim 1, wherein there is said support box comprised of vertical frame walls encompassing an area in which the user would place a beverage or container.

3. A beverage container holder support box as claimed in claim 2, wherein there are said slots or cutouts on the sides of the vertical frame walls, providing an area in which the user would place their beverage container handle.

4. A beverage container holder as claimed in claim 1, wherein there is said elongated stabilizer, comprising of an elongated rigid plank that is fixed beneath the support box, that can be placed between two meeting furniture cushions providing anti-tipping assurance on an unstable surface by the user.