US20120125957A1 - Multi-Purpose Organizer and Transporting Device - Google Patents
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- An aspect of an embodiment of the invention provides bands that can stretch across the device to aid in holding an object in position when being transported.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the organizer folded along the seams.
- the sheet 110 has a top edge 170 along the top of the sheet 110 , a bottom edge 171 along the bottom of the sheet 110 , and a first edge 173 and a second edge 172 along the left and right sides of the sheet, respectively.
- a top hanging member 180 and a bottom hanging member 181 is attached to the top edge 170 and a bottom edge 171 , respectively.
- the hanging members 180 , 181 are substantially centered along edges 170 , 171 .
- the hanging members 180 , 181 act as handles when the organizer 100 is in a fully folded position, as shown in FIG. 8 . When the top edge 170 and the bottom edge 171 are folded towards each other the top and bottom hanging members 180 , 181 contact each other and form a handle.
- FIG. 8 illustrates an object 600 retained by the object retainer 800 with the organizer 100 in a fully folded position.
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An organizer having a sheet of material divided into at least two rows and at least two columns. Each row and each column has an enclosed space sized to receive an object. Objects can be stored in the enclosed spaces and an object can be positioned on the front portion of the sheet. An object retainer having expandable and adjustable bands are attached to the sheet to secure the object to the sheet of material. The material is folded in a manner such that hanging members act as handles and transport the object.
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- The present invention relates in general to an organizer that supports and organizes objects such as pots and lids. In particular, the organizer can be folded to transport objects.
- Today's women spend an average of 1,092 hours a year in the kitchen, along with everyone from husbands to friends, teenagers and dinner guests. This room puts up with a lot of traffic, so organization is essential. Pots and pans come in various shapes and sizes and take up considerable storage space. Their lids or tops take up additional space. Due to limited storage space in cabinets or a pantry, lids are stored separate from the pots they are intended to cover. When the lids are separated from pots there is a sense of disorganization and a significant amount of time is wasted searching for the lid that fits the correct pot. Also, a significant amount of time is wasted looking for storage areas for the pots and lids.
- This invention introduces a portable multi-purpose organizer with pockets sized to hold objects such as lids or pots, for example.
- An aspect of an embodiment of the invention provides bands that can stretch across the device to aid in holding an object in position when being transported.
- A further aspect of an embodiment of the invention provides handles that can be brought towards each other to transport the object.
- A further aspect of an embodiment of the invention provides the organizer can be positioned on a user so that the organizer can be worn.
- Additional aspects, objectives, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments with reference to the attached drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of the organizer in an open position. -
FIG. 2 is a back view of the organizer in an open position. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the organizer folded along the seams. -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the organizer folded along the seams and illustrating the top edge and bottom edges folded. -
FIG. 5 illustrates the object retainer in an opening on the front of the organizer. -
FIG. 6 illustrates an object retained by the object retainer on the front of the organizer. -
FIG. 1 is a front view of theorganizer 100 in an open position. The organizer is asheet 110 of material divided into at least tworows columns third row 113 andthird column 116 may be provided. Additional rows and columns may be added to hold more objects by increasing thelength 120 and theheight 121 of thesheet 110. Additional columns increase the length of thesheet 110 and additional rows increase the height of the organizer. Eachrow column space 130. The enclosedspaces 130 are sized to receive and hold an object. Thesheet 110 and the enclosedspaces 130 may be made from the same or a different material. Thesheet 110 andspaces 130 may have a pattern, color or style that complement each other as well as compliment the room where the organizer will be stored or used. Preferably, the material is a heat resistant material to afford the organizer the ability to store and support various objects with a hot temperature and also so that the organizer can help to keep the object at a desired temperature. - An
object 600 such as a pot supported by theorganizer 100 is shown inFIG. 7 ; however, any type of object desired to be organized or transported may be used with the organizer and stored in the enclosedspaces 130. The enclosedspaces 130 act as pockets and are pouches that can store objects. These objects may be related to theobject 600 or can be any object desired. For example, if a user desires to transport apot 600, they may have utensils, napkins or objects that may be used with the pot. The enclosedspaces 130 are made from apocket sheet 140 of the material. Thepocket sheet 140 has apocket height 141 and apocket length 142. Thepocket length 142 is the same length as thesheet length 120. Thepocket height 141 determines the depth of thepockets 130.Shorter pocket heights 141 means there is less depth in thepockets 130.Larger pocket heights 141 means there is more depth in thepockets 130. Thepocket sheet 140 is positioned on the front of thesheet 110 and attached by theside edges bottom edge 133 of thepocket sheet 140. Thebottom edge 133 andside edges pocket sheet 140 is sewn to thesheet 110. Additional known attachment methods may be used to secure thepocket sheet 140 to thesheet 110. Thepocket sheet 140 is sewn along thepocket edges seams edge 131. Seam 132 a is the stitching alongedge 132. Seam 133 a is the stitching alongedge 133. Invisible thread may be used for the stitching or a colored thread may be used. Theseams - The
sheet 110 has atop edge 170 along the top of thesheet 110, abottom edge 171 along the bottom of thesheet 110, and afirst edge 173 and asecond edge 172 along the left and right sides of the sheet, respectively. A top hangingmember 180 and abottom hanging member 181 is attached to thetop edge 170 and abottom edge 171, respectively. Thehanging members edges members organizer 100 is in a fully folded position, as shown inFIG. 8 . When thetop edge 170 and thebottom edge 171 are folded towards each other the top andbottom hanging members FIG. 8 illustrates anobject 600 retained by theobject retainer 800 with theorganizer 100 in a fully folded position. - The
first edge 173 has afirst tie 175 attached. Thesecond edge 172 comprises asecond tie 176. Theties edges member 180 forms a loop large enough to be hooked to a nail, pin or the like on a pantry or closet for example. Alternatively, the hangingmember 180 is large enough to fit over a user's head and theties organizer 100 can be worn. The user can easily retrieve the items stored in thepockets 130 when the device is worn or hanging. -
FIG. 2 is a back view of theorganizer 100 in an open position. When theorganizer 100 is to be transported, thefirst edge 173 is folded along thefirst seam 132 a and thesecond edge 172 is folded along thesecond seam 132 b.Seams Seam 132 a is on apocket 130 on a left side of theorganizer 100 andseam 132 b is on apocket 130 on a right side of theorganizer 100. Atop retaining mechanism 200 is on a front side of thesheet 110 along thetop edge 170. Thetop retaining mechanism 200 may be a strip of female Velcro that will connect to thebottom retaining mechanism 210 that may be a strip of male Velcro on the back of thesheet 110 along thebottom edge 171. A firstside retaining mechanism 220 extending on the front of thesheet 110 along thefirst edge 173 of thesheet 110. A secondside retaining mechanism 230 extends along the back side of thesheet 110 on thesecond edge 172 such that when theedges mechanisms - Alternatively, the retaining mechanisms may be snaps or buttons or know attachments that will hold the
first edge 173 andsecond edge 172 when folded and thetop edge 170 andbottom edge 171 when folded towards each other.Additional pockets 130 may be on the back side of theorganizer 100, if desired.FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the organizer folded along the first andsecond seams object 600 onto the front side of thesheet 110 and use the organizer to transport theobject 600. Thefirst edge 173 andsecond edge 172 are folded alongseams top edge 170 andbottom edge 171 are folded towards each other as shown inFIG. 4 .FIG. 4 is a perspective view of theorganizer 100 folded along theseams top edge 170 andbottom edge 171 folded. The device is fully folded and ready to be transported by thehandles FIG. 4 . The portions of thesheet 110 on the front side betweenseam 132 a and thefirst edge 173 and the portions of thesheet 110 on the front side betweenseam 132 b and thesecond edge 172 form a wall around theobject 600 to prevent it from sliding out of theorganizer 100. Also, the fold line made when thebottom edge 171 is brought towards thetop edge 170 is folded along the side of the object and the handles are brought together to transport theobject 600. -
FIG. 5 illustrates theobject retainer 800 on the front of theorganizer 100.Buttons 810 are attached to thesheet 110 on the front side. Theobject retainer 800 featuresexpandable bands 820 attached to thesheet 110 to secure theobject 600 to thesheet 110 of material. Thebands 820 are attached to the front of thesheet 110 are made of an elastic type material that allows thebands 820 to stretch. Thebands 820feature slits 821 that extend through the front and back of the band near the end of the band. Theslits 821 act as button holes and attach to thebuttons 810. An object is placed on the sheet between the bands and the bands are moved diagonally and button in theslit 821 that will make the band sit tightly on the top of the object. Thebands 821 are adjustable by the slits being put in the button holes so that it can be tighter or looser on the object. When the bands are secured over the object and the bands are buttoned, the material can be folded, as discussed and the user can grasp the handles and transport the organizer. Thebands 820 can be attached to the sheet and may extend from the first seam to the second seam. Alternatively, the bands may be positioned anywhere along thesheet 110 and the bands may be made longer or shorter to extend across a larger or smaller organizer.FIG. 6 illustrates an object retained by theobject 600 retainer on the front of the organizer. Thesheet 110 may also featureopenings 900 on the front portion that houses thebands 820. Thebands 820 may be secured in theopenings 900 and brought out of theopenings 900 by a force such as pulling, for example. When forced out of theopening 900, the band can be extended across the object and sheet and connected to thebutton 810. - The invention has been described in detail with particular reference to certain preferred embodiments thereof, but it will be understood that variations and modifications can be effected within the spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. An organizer comprising:
a sheet of material divided into at least two rows and at least two columns;
wherein each row and each column has an enclosed space sized to receive an object; and
an object retainer comprising expandable bands attached to the sheet to secure the object to the sheet of material.
2. The organizer of claim 1 wherein the enclosed space further comprises a pocket sheet of the material, wherein seams along edges of the enclosed space form a pocket having a pocket height and a pocket length.
3. The organizer of claim 2 , wherein the height of the pocket sheet determines a depth of the pocket.
4. The organizer of claim 2 , wherein the seams are fold lines, wherein the sheet of material may be folded along the fold lines.
5. The organizer of claim 1 , wherein the sheet of material further comprises a first and second edge having a retaining mechanism, wherein the retaining mechanism attaches the first edge to the second edge.
6. The organizer of claim 1 , wherein the sheet of material further comprises a top edge and a bottom edge, wherein a top hanging member is attached to the top edge and a bottom hanging member is attached to a bottom edge.
7. The organizer of claim 6 , wherein the top edge and the bottom edge come together such that the top and bottom hanging members contact each other and form a handle.
8. The organizer of claim 5 , wherein a first edge further comprises a first tie and the second edge further comprises a second tie, wherein the ties are able to connect to form a loop.
9. An organizer comprising:
a sheet of material having a top edge, bottom edge, first edge and a second edge;
wherein the sheet of material comprises enclosed spaces having a first seam and a second seam that divide the sheet into at least two rows and at least two columns;
wherein the first edge is folded along the first seam and the second edge is folded along the second seam;
wherein the top edge and the bottom edge are folded towards each other.
10. The organizer of claim 9 , wherein the enclosed space acts as a pocket.
11. The organizer of claim 9 , wherein the sheet of material is heat resistant.
12. The organizer of claim 9 further comprising a top hanging member and a bottom hanging member on the top edge and bottom edge, respectively.
13. The organizer of claim 12 , wherein the top hanging member and bottom hanging member form a handle.
14. The organizer of claim 9 further comprising an object retainer having adjustable bands attached to the sheet to secure an object to the sheet of material.
15. The organizer of claim 9 further comprising retaining mechanisms to secure the top and bottom edges and first and second edges when folded.
16. A portable organizer comprising:
a sheet of material having a top edge, bottom edge, first edge and a second edge;
wherein the sheet of material comprises pockets having a first seam and a second seam that divide the sheet into at least two rows and at least two columns;
a top hanging member and a bottom hanging member on the top edge and bottom edge, respectively;
an object retainer comprising bands attached to the sheet that extend from the first seam to the second seam.
17. The portable organizer of claim 16 further comprises an opening on the sheet that houses the object retainer, wherein the object retainer is brought out of the opening to retain an object.
18. The portable organizer of claim 16 further comprising a front portion of the sheet material, wherein the bands are positioned on the front portion.
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