US20240156257A1 - Record holder system and method - Google Patents
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- the invention generally relates to organizers for records, and more particularly relates to a holder system and method for maintaining records, as well as books and similar objects, in upstanding and organized manner.
- Vinyl records are historically a desired form of recorded media, and there has been a recent resurgence in collecting and favoring such media.
- Vinyl records typically are containable in rectangular cardboard sleeves.
- the sleeves often include text and graphics.
- the spines of the sleeves have often included musical band/entertainer and album names for each record.
- These records, and other similar flat books and other objects, often are stacked in various manners.
- the stacking has not been ideal because often organization of the stacking has been limited and stacking may lead to warp of stacked items or other damage.
- organizational devices for records have often been limited in ability to vary according to sizing of collections and similar dimensional aspects.
- An embodiment of the invention is a system including a chassis, a track connected to the chassis, a fixed end fixedly connected to the chassis and the track, and an adjustable end selectively slidably connected to track and guided by the chassis.
- Another embodiment of the invention is a record holder system including a frame of two ends and two sides, a fixed end attached to one of the ends of the frame, and a selectively adjustable end slidably connected to the frame.
- Yet another embodiment of the invention is a method.
- the method includes forming a chassis of two ends and two sides, connecting a fixed end to one of the ends of the chassis, connecting a track to the chassis, and connecting an adjustable end to the track.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a top and right side perspective view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end for retaining items, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates a top and right side perspective view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end, with varied positioning of the adjustable end, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 3 illustrates a top view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end with the adjustable end distanced from the fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 4 illustrates a left side view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end with the adjustable end distanced from the fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 5 illustrates an end view of a system towards an outer side of an adjustable end and viewed towards an angled face of a fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 6 illustrates a partial cross-section of a system of an adjustable end taken along line A-A′ of FIG. 5 , according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 7 illustrates a right side view cross-section of a system of an adjustable end, a fixed end, and a chassis, as well as a track, according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 8 illustrates a detail cross-section view of a portion “I” of a system of an adjustable end of FIG. 7 , according to certain embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 9 illustrates a detail cross-section view of a portion “II” of a system of an adjustable end of FIG. 7 , according to certain embodiments of the invention.
- FIG. 10 illustrates an end view of a system towards an outer side of an adjustable end and viewed towards an angled face of a fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention.
- FIG. 11 illustrates a partial cross-section of a system of an adjustable end taken along line B-B′ of FIG. 10 , according to certain embodiments of the invention.
- a system 100 includes a chassis 102 .
- a fixed end 104 is connected to an extent of the chassis 102 .
- An adjustable end 106 is also connected to the chassis 102 for slidable interaction therewith.
- the chassis 102 mediately connects to a track 110 .
- the adjustable end 106 is slidably connected to the track 110 and engageable with the track 110 to retain the adjustable end 106 in relation to the fixed end 104 .
- a shelf 108 is connected extending from a side of the chassis 102 along travel of the adjustable end 106 .
- the adjustable end 106 may include an indention 112 in a side opposite the fixed end 104 .
- a system 200 includes the chassis 102 connected to the fixed end 104 and the track 110 .
- the adjustable end 106 is slid along the track 110 toward the fixed end 104 , to a mediate location along extent of the chassis 102 .
- the adjustable end 106 includes a gripper (not shown in detail) which selectively is engageable to the track 110 . In this manner, the adjustable end 106 may be lodged in relatively fixed engagement along travel of the track 110 . This allows the spacing between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 to be varied as desired, and also allows the adjustable end 106 to be selectively stopped and retained at desired spacing from the fixed end 104 .
- the adjustable end 106 is located along the track 110 in desired spacing relation to the fixed end 104 .
- Record albums, or other items, may be retained (such as, for nonexclusive example, in upright position) between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 .
- the adjustable end 106 is moveable to desired spacing location relative to the fixed end 104 , and then engages to the track 110 to retain the spacing between the adjustable end 106 and the fixed end 104 .
- the chassis 102 includes a back edge 102 a and a front edge 102 b .
- the back edge 102 a and the front edge 102 b are substantially parallel in relation, and each extends laterally about the lateral dimension of the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 , respectively.
- the back edge 102 a and the front edge 102 b are connected by a right side 102 d and a left side 102 c .
- the right side 102 d and the left side 102 c are substantially parallel and connect extents of the back edge 102 a and the front edge 102 b .
- the track 110 is connected mediately to the back 102 a and the front edge 102 b , intermediate to the right side 102 d and the left side 102 c.
- the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 are each connected substantially perpendicular to the chassis 102 (i.e., raised from the chassis 102 ).
- the adjustable end 106 may extendingly raise shorter from the chassis 102 , than the fixed end 104 , although this is not necessary in all embodiments.
- the shelf 108 is connected to and extends along the left side 102 c at least a portion of the left side 102 c .
- the shelf 108 includes a lateral extension 108 a and an upstanding side 108 b .
- the shelf 108 may be selectively serrated 108 c.
- the fixed end 104 includes a downward slope on an angled face 306 that extends towards the adjustable end 106 .
- the adjustable end 106 also includes a sloped face 304 extending at angle downwards facing the fixed end 104 .
- the adjustable end 106 includes a handle 302 for actuating the adjustable end 106 for release from engagement with and moving along the track 110 .
- the adjustable end 106 is gripped at the handle 302 and the handle 302 is depressed inward to the adjustable end 106 .
- the depressed handle 302 releases the adjustable end 106 from grip to the track 110 .
- the adjustable end 106 is slid along the track 110 to desired displacement of the adjustable end 106 from the fixed end 104 along the track 110 .
- the indentation 112 may aid the grip of the handle 302 .
- Records or other items may be stacked upright between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 , either before or after the adjustable end 106 is selectively positioned along the track 110 .
- records (not shown) may be positioned upright against the fixed end 104 .
- the adjustable end 106 may then be moved, by depression of the handle 302 , along the track 110 to abut the records.
- the shelf 108 retains the records or other items in lateral position with respect to the chassis 102 .
- the abutting adjustable end 106 in cooperation with the fixed end 104 situates the records or other items in upright position, such as for display, storage or other purpose.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 in conjunction with FIGS. 1 - 4 , in systems 500 and 600 , respectively, a partial cross section along line A-A′ of FIG. 5 shows in detail in FIG. 6 a clamp 602 of the adjustable end 106 connected to the handle 302 .
- the handle 302 is located in a depression 604 formed in the sloped face 306 of the adjustable end 106 .
- a shield 606 tends the handle 302 outward in the depression 604 .
- the bias of the shield 606 on the handle 302 is overcome by manually depressing the handle 302 inwards to the adjustable end 106 .
- the handle 302 connects by a pin 608 to the clamp 602 .
- the clamp 602 for non-exclusive example, is a strut 610 that is bent in opposing directions 612 , 614 towards respective extents.
- the strut 610 includes a hole 616 towards an end opposing the handle 302 .
- the hole 616 is sized to accommodate the track 110 of the chassis 102 , and somewhat larger to allow crimp on the track 110 and release from crimp when the handle 302 is depressed.
- the strut 610 passes through a throughway 618 in the bottom of the adjustable end 106 .
- the throughway 618 is sized to allow the strut 610 to move with respect to the track 110 , sufficient to permit engagement and disengagement crimp of the strut 610 to the track 110 when the handle 302 is positioned outward and inward, respectively.
- a finger 622 is connected to the adjustable end 106 and engages an end of the strut 610 opposite the handle 302 .
- the strut 610 At extent of the strut 610 opposite the handle 302 , the strut 610 abuts the finger 622 counter to the spring 620 .
- the spring device 622 retains the strut 610 in position disengaged from the track 110 when the handle 302 is pressed to move the adjustable end 106 .
- Sides of the throughway 618 engage the track 110 when the handle 302 is in non-depressed state, in order to crimp the track 110 and retain the adjustable end 106 in position along the track 110 .
- Sides of the throughway 618 disengage the track 110 when the handle 302 is pressed, in order to disengage crimp of the track 110 and allow repositioning of the adjustable end 106 along the track 110 and in desired relation to the fixed end 104 .
- the chassis 102 sits on a surface, such as a table top, floor, or other surface.
- the adjustable end 106 and the fixed end 104 project upward. Records or other items are stacked upright against the fixed end 104 , along space between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 . Records, as non-exclusive example, may rest on a side against the shelf 108 .
- the handle 302 of the adjustable end 106 is manually pressed, thereby declamping the adjustable end 106 from engagement with the track 110 .
- the adjustable end 106 is moved along the track 110 to abut the records or other items on opposing face/side from the fixed end 104 .
- the handle 302 is released and the clamp 602 of the adjustable end 106 engages the track 110 to retain the adjustable end 106 in position.
- FIGS. 7 - 9 in conjunction with FIGS. 1 - 6 , in a system 700 , 800 and 900 , respectively, details of the clamp 602 show the handle 302 with pin 608 connection to the strut 610 .
- the shield 606 deflects the handle 302 to an outwardly directed position within the depression 604 of the sloped face 304 .
- the spring 620 biases the strut 610 towards the sloped face 304 .
- the spring 622 of the adjustable end 106 retains the strut 610 in position along the track 110 passing in the throughway 618 .
- the handle 302 remains biased outward in the depression 604 unless and until depressed.
- the spring 620 causes friction along the track 110 where the sides of the hole 616 contact the track 110 , unless and until the handle 302 is depressed.
- the strut 610 moves slightly away from direction of the sloped face 304 . This causes the hole 616 to reposition for sliding passage of the strut 610 along the track.
- the strut 610 is clampingly engaged to the track 110 .
- the strut 610 moves (to left in the figure) to move the hole 616 more substantially into surrounding of the track 110 .
- clamping engagement of the strut 610 to the track 110 is reduced and the adjustable end 106 may be slid along the track 110 for positioning with respect to the fixed end 104 .
- a system 1000 and 1100 in conjunction with FIGS. 1 - 9 , respectively, includes an outward side 1002 of the adjustable end 106 opposite the sloped face 304 includes the indention 112 .
- the outward side 1002 rises relatively perpendicular to the chassis 102 .
- the top of the adjustable end 106 is relatively planar and perpendicular to the outward side 1002 .
- the sloped face 304 extends at angle to near the track 110 and slidingly connects to the chassis 102 as guide.
- the clamp 602 of the adjustable end 106 is connected to the handle 302 .
- the handle 302 is within the depression 604 in the sloped face 306 .
- the handle 302 is biased outward in the depression 604 when the clamp 602 engages the adjustable end 106 to the track 110 .
- the clamp 602 disengages from the track 110 and the adjustable end 106 may be slid along the track 110 and guided by the chassis 102 .
- the clamp 602 includes the strut 610 .
- the strut 610 includes the opposing bends 612 , 614 .
- the spring 620 engages the strut 610 to bias the strut 610 , and by consequence the handle 302 , outward in the depression 604 and with the strut 610 engaging the track 110 .
- the strut 610 when engaged to the track 110 in such manner, retains the adjustable end 106 in position along the track 110 .
- the chassis 102 sits on a surface.
- the adjustable end 106 and the fixed end 104 project upward from the chassis 102 . Records or other items are placed upright against the fixed end 104 between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 .
- the shelf 108 can retain the records in uniformity along edges.
- the handle 302 of the adjustable end 106 is manually pressed to disengage the adjustable end 106 from engagement with the track 110 to allow the adjustable end 106 to be slid along the track 110 as guided by the chassis 102 .
- the adjustable end 106 when so disengaged is moved along the track 110 to abut and stack the records between the fixed end 104 and the adjustable end 106 . Release of press of the handle 302 clamps the adjustable end 106 to the track 110 to retain the adjustable end 106 in position relative to the fixed end 104 .
- the adjustable end As will be understood, wide variation is possible in the foregoing embodiments.
- Various clamping devices are possible in the adjustable end.
- the sloped or angled faces of the respective ends may be differently configured, such as for non-exclusive example, the faces may be relatively perpendicular to the chassis and track.
- the handle can be located in other positions in the adjustable end.
- Variety of surface elements are possible in faces and sides of the ends.
- materials and manners of manufacture are possible in the embodiments, including, but not limited to, plastic, metal, polymer, wood, and others, and various elements may be formed of different or same materials, and manufacture may include, but is not limited to, molding, gluing, attaching, and others.
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A record holder system includes a frame of two ends and two sides, a fixed end attached to one of the ends of the frame, and a selectively adjustable end slidably connected to the frame. The frame connects to a track. The adjustable end includes a clamp that engages the track to retain the adjustable end in select position along the track. A handle connects to the clamp. The handle is manually pressed to disengage the clamp from the track, thereby allowing the adjustable end to be varied in relative position with respect to the fixed end. Records or other items may be stacked upright and retained in the system.
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- The present application is a continuation and has benefit of priority of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 17/403,241, titled, “Record Holder System and Method”, filed Aug. 16, 2021, which priority application is a continuation of and has benefit of priority of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 16/695,439, titled, “Record Holder System and Method”, filed Nov. 26, 2019 and issued on Aug. 17, 2021 as U.S. Pat. No. 11,089,869. The priority application Ser. No. 17/403,241 is co-pending and has at least one same inventor of the present application and is herein incorporated by this reference.
- The invention generally relates to organizers for records, and more particularly relates to a holder system and method for maintaining records, as well as books and similar objects, in upstanding and organized manner.
- Vinyl records are historically a desired form of recorded media, and there has been a recent resurgence in collecting and favoring such media. Vinyl records typically are containable in rectangular cardboard sleeves. The sleeves often include text and graphics. The spines of the sleeves have often included musical band/entertainer and album names for each record. These records, and other similar flat books and other objects, often are stacked in various manners. The stacking has not been ideal because often organization of the stacking has been limited and stacking may lead to warp of stacked items or other damage. Also, organizational devices for records have often been limited in ability to vary according to sizing of collections and similar dimensional aspects.
- It would be a significant improvement in the art and technology to provide organization devices for records and other items. It would also be an improvement for such devices to permit variable capacity for items. It would also be an improvement for display of items in desirably oriented manner. It would moreover be an improvement for particular orientation of organized items that will help retain and protect integrity of the items.
- An embodiment of the invention is a system including a chassis, a track connected to the chassis, a fixed end fixedly connected to the chassis and the track, and an adjustable end selectively slidably connected to track and guided by the chassis.
- Another embodiment of the invention is a record holder system including a frame of two ends and two sides, a fixed end attached to one of the ends of the frame, and a selectively adjustable end slidably connected to the frame.
- Yet another embodiment of the invention is a method. The method includes forming a chassis of two ends and two sides, connecting a fixed end to one of the ends of the chassis, connecting a track to the chassis, and connecting an adjustable end to the track.
- The present invention is illustrated by way of example and not limitation in the accompanying figures, in which like references indicate similar elements, and in which:
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FIG. 1 illustrates a top and right side perspective view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end for retaining items, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 2 illustrates a top and right side perspective view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end, with varied positioning of the adjustable end, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 3 illustrates a top view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end with the adjustable end distanced from the fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 4 illustrates a left side view of a system of an adjustable end and a fixed end with the adjustable end distanced from the fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 5 illustrates an end view of a system towards an outer side of an adjustable end and viewed towards an angled face of a fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 6 illustrates a partial cross-section of a system of an adjustable end taken along line A-A′ ofFIG. 5 , according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 7 illustrates a right side view cross-section of a system of an adjustable end, a fixed end, and a chassis, as well as a track, according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 8 illustrates a detail cross-section view of a portion “I” of a system of an adjustable end ofFIG. 7 , according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 9 illustrates a detail cross-section view of a portion “II” of a system of an adjustable end ofFIG. 7 , according to certain embodiments of the invention; -
FIG. 10 illustrates an end view of a system towards an outer side of an adjustable end and viewed towards an angled face of a fixed end, according to certain embodiments of the invention; and -
FIG. 11 illustrates a partial cross-section of a system of an adjustable end taken along line B-B′ ofFIG. 10 , according to certain embodiments of the invention. - Referring to
FIG. 1 , asystem 100 includes achassis 102. A fixedend 104 is connected to an extent of thechassis 102. Anadjustable end 106 is also connected to thechassis 102 for slidable interaction therewith. Thechassis 102 mediately connects to atrack 110. Theadjustable end 106 is slidably connected to thetrack 110 and engageable with thetrack 110 to retain theadjustable end 106 in relation to the fixedend 104. Ashelf 108 is connected extending from a side of thechassis 102 along travel of theadjustable end 106. Theadjustable end 106 may include anindention 112 in a side opposite the fixedend 104. - Referring to
FIG. 2 , asystem 200 includes thechassis 102 connected to the fixedend 104 and thetrack 110. Theadjustable end 106 is slid along thetrack 110 toward the fixedend 104, to a mediate location along extent of thechassis 102. Theadjustable end 106 includes a gripper (not shown in detail) which selectively is engageable to thetrack 110. In this manner, theadjustable end 106 may be lodged in relatively fixed engagement along travel of thetrack 110. This allows the spacing between the fixedend 104 and theadjustable end 106 to be varied as desired, and also allows theadjustable end 106 to be selectively stopped and retained at desired spacing from the fixedend 104. - In operation, the
adjustable end 106 is located along thetrack 110 in desired spacing relation to the fixedend 104. Record albums, or other items, may be retained (such as, for nonexclusive example, in upright position) between the fixedend 104 and theadjustable end 106. Theadjustable end 106 is moveable to desired spacing location relative to the fixedend 104, and then engages to thetrack 110 to retain the spacing between theadjustable end 106 and the fixedend 104. - Referring to
FIGS. 3-5 , in conjunction withFIGS. 1 and 2 , asystem chassis 102 includes aback edge 102 a and afront edge 102 b. Theback edge 102 a and thefront edge 102 b are substantially parallel in relation, and each extends laterally about the lateral dimension of thefixed end 104 and theadjustable end 106, respectively. Theback edge 102 a and thefront edge 102 b are connected by aright side 102 d and aleft side 102 c. Theright side 102 d and theleft side 102 c are substantially parallel and connect extents of theback edge 102 a and thefront edge 102 b. Thetrack 110 is connected mediately to theback 102 a and thefront edge 102 b, intermediate to theright side 102 d and theleft side 102 c. - The fixed
end 104 and theadjustable end 106 are each connected substantially perpendicular to the chassis 102 (i.e., raised from the chassis 102). Theadjustable end 106 may extendingly raise shorter from thechassis 102, than the fixedend 104, although this is not necessary in all embodiments. Theshelf 108 is connected to and extends along theleft side 102 c at least a portion of theleft side 102 c. Theshelf 108 includes alateral extension 108 a and anupstanding side 108 b. Theshelf 108 may be selectively serrated 108 c. - The
fixed end 104 includes a downward slope on anangled face 306 that extends towards theadjustable end 106. Theadjustable end 106 also includes a slopedface 304 extending at angle downwards facing thefixed end 104. In the downward slope of theangled face 306, near a top of theadjustable end 106, theadjustable end 106 includes ahandle 302 for actuating theadjustable end 106 for release from engagement with and moving along thetrack 110. - In operation, the
adjustable end 106 is gripped at thehandle 302 and thehandle 302 is depressed inward to theadjustable end 106. Thedepressed handle 302 releases theadjustable end 106 from grip to thetrack 110. Theadjustable end 106 is slid along thetrack 110 to desired displacement of theadjustable end 106 from thefixed end 104 along thetrack 110. Theindentation 112 may aid the grip of thehandle 302. - Records or other items may be stacked upright between the
fixed end 104 and theadjustable end 106, either before or after theadjustable end 106 is selectively positioned along thetrack 110. For non-exclusive example, records (not shown) may be positioned upright against thefixed end 104. Theadjustable end 106 may then be moved, by depression of thehandle 302, along thetrack 110 to abut the records. Theshelf 108 retains the records or other items in lateral position with respect to thechassis 102. The abuttingadjustable end 106 in cooperation with thefixed end 104 situates the records or other items in upright position, such as for display, storage or other purpose. - Referring to
FIGS. 5 and 6 , in conjunction withFIGS. 1-4 , insystems FIG. 5 shows in detail inFIG. 6 aclamp 602 of theadjustable end 106 connected to thehandle 302. Thehandle 302 is located in adepression 604 formed in the slopedface 306 of theadjustable end 106. Ashield 606 tends thehandle 302 outward in thedepression 604. The bias of theshield 606 on thehandle 302 is overcome by manually depressing thehandle 302 inwards to theadjustable end 106. - The
handle 302 connects by apin 608 to theclamp 602. Theclamp 602, for non-exclusive example, is astrut 610 that is bent in opposingdirections strut 610 includes ahole 616 towards an end opposing thehandle 302. Thehole 616 is sized to accommodate thetrack 110 of thechassis 102, and somewhat larger to allow crimp on thetrack 110 and release from crimp when thehandle 302 is depressed. - The
strut 610 passes through athroughway 618 in the bottom of theadjustable end 106. Thethroughway 618 is sized to allow thestrut 610 to move with respect to thetrack 110, sufficient to permit engagement and disengagement crimp of thestrut 610 to thetrack 110 when thehandle 302 is positioned outward and inward, respectively. Next to thebend 614, afinger 622 is connected to theadjustable end 106 and engages an end of thestrut 610 opposite thehandle 302. - At extent of the
strut 610 opposite thehandle 302, thestrut 610 abuts thefinger 622 counter to thespring 620. Thespring device 622 retains thestrut 610 in position disengaged from thetrack 110 when thehandle 302 is pressed to move theadjustable end 106. Sides of thethroughway 618 engage thetrack 110 when thehandle 302 is in non-depressed state, in order to crimp thetrack 110 and retain theadjustable end 106 in position along thetrack 110. Sides of thethroughway 618 disengage thetrack 110 when thehandle 302 is pressed, in order to disengage crimp of thetrack 110 and allow repositioning of theadjustable end 106 along thetrack 110 and in desired relation to thefixed end 104. - In operation, the
chassis 102 sits on a surface, such as a table top, floor, or other surface. Theadjustable end 106 and thefixed end 104 project upward. Records or other items are stacked upright against thefixed end 104, along space between thefixed end 104 and theadjustable end 106. Records, as non-exclusive example, may rest on a side against theshelf 108. Thehandle 302 of theadjustable end 106 is manually pressed, thereby declamping theadjustable end 106 from engagement with thetrack 110. Theadjustable end 106 is moved along thetrack 110 to abut the records or other items on opposing face/side from thefixed end 104. When theadjustable end 106 is so positioned, thehandle 302 is released and theclamp 602 of theadjustable end 106 engages thetrack 110 to retain theadjustable end 106 in position. - Referring to
FIGS. 7-9 , in conjunction withFIGS. 1-6 , in asystem clamp 602 show thehandle 302 withpin 608 connection to thestrut 610. Theshield 606 deflects thehandle 302 to an outwardly directed position within thedepression 604 of the slopedface 304. Thespring 620 biases thestrut 610 towards thesloped face 304. Thespring 622 of theadjustable end 106 retains thestrut 610 in position along thetrack 110 passing in thethroughway 618. - In operation, the
handle 302 remains biased outward in thedepression 604 unless and until depressed. Thespring 620 causes friction along thetrack 110 where the sides of thehole 616 contact thetrack 110, unless and until thehandle 302 is depressed. When thehandle 302 is depressed, thestrut 610 moves slightly away from direction of the slopedface 304. This causes thehole 616 to reposition for sliding passage of thestrut 610 along the track. - Referring to
FIG. 9 , in conjunction withFIGS. 1-8 , thestrut 610 is clampingly engaged to thetrack 110. On press of thehandle 302, thestrut 610 moves (to left in the figure) to move thehole 616 more substantially into surrounding of thetrack 110. Thus, clamping engagement of thestrut 610 to thetrack 110 is reduced and theadjustable end 106 may be slid along thetrack 110 for positioning with respect to thefixed end 104. - Referring to
FIGS. 10 and 11 , in conjunction withFIGS. 1-9 , asystem outward side 1002 of theadjustable end 106 opposite the slopedface 304 includes theindention 112. Theoutward side 1002 rises relatively perpendicular to thechassis 102. The top of theadjustable end 106 is relatively planar and perpendicular to theoutward side 1002. Thesloped face 304 extends at angle to near thetrack 110 and slidingly connects to thechassis 102 as guide. - The
clamp 602 of theadjustable end 106 is connected to thehandle 302. Thehandle 302 is within thedepression 604 in the slopedface 306. Thehandle 302 is biased outward in thedepression 604 when theclamp 602 engages theadjustable end 106 to thetrack 110. When thehandle 302 is pressed inward in thedepression 604, theclamp 602 disengages from thetrack 110 and theadjustable end 106 may be slid along thetrack 110 and guided by thechassis 102. - The
clamp 602 includes thestrut 610. Thestrut 610 includes the opposingbends spring 620 engages thestrut 610 to bias thestrut 610, and by consequence thehandle 302, outward in thedepression 604 and with thestrut 610 engaging thetrack 110. Thestrut 610, when engaged to thetrack 110 in such manner, retains theadjustable end 106 in position along thetrack 110. - Press of the
handle 302 into thedepression 604 pushes and slightly deforms thestrut 610 against thefinger 622. This disengages theclamp 602 of theadjustable end 106 to thetrack 110, and allows theadjustable end 106 to be slid along thetrack 110 guided by thechassis 110. When thehandle 302 is not pressed, thespring 620 biases thestrut 610 against thefinger 622 and sides of thehole 616 engage thetrack 110 to restrict movement of theadjustable end 106 along thetrack 110 andchassis 102. - In operation, the
chassis 102 sits on a surface. Theadjustable end 106 and thefixed end 104 project upward from thechassis 102. Records or other items are placed upright against thefixed end 104 between thefixed end 104 and theadjustable end 106. Theshelf 108 can retain the records in uniformity along edges. Thehandle 302 of theadjustable end 106 is manually pressed to disengage theadjustable end 106 from engagement with thetrack 110 to allow theadjustable end 106 to be slid along thetrack 110 as guided by thechassis 102. Theadjustable end 106 when so disengaged is moved along thetrack 110 to abut and stack the records between thefixed end 104 and theadjustable end 106. Release of press of thehandle 302 clamps theadjustable end 106 to thetrack 110 to retain theadjustable end 106 in position relative to thefixed end 104. - As will be understood, wide variation is possible in the foregoing embodiments. Various clamping devices are possible in the adjustable end. Further, the sloped or angled faces of the respective ends may be differently configured, such as for non-exclusive example, the faces may be relatively perpendicular to the chassis and track. The handle can be located in other positions in the adjustable end. Variety of surface elements are possible in faces and sides of the ends. A variety of materials and manners of manufacture are possible in the embodiments, including, but not limited to, plastic, metal, polymer, wood, and others, and various elements may be formed of different or same materials, and manufacture may include, but is not limited to, molding, gluing, attaching, and others.
- In the foregoing, the invention has been described with reference to specific embodiments. One of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate, however, that various modifications, substitutions, deletions, and additions can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. Accordingly, the specification and figures are to be regarded in an illustrative rather than a restrictive sense, and all such modifications substitutions, deletions, and additions are intended to be included within the scope of the invention. Any benefits, advantages, or solutions to problems that may have been described above with regard to specific embodiments, as well as device(s), connection(s), step(s) and element(s) that may cause any benefit, advantage, or solution to occur or become more pronounced, are not to be construed as a critical, required, or essential feature or element.
Claims (14)
1. A system, comprising:
a chassis;
a track connected to the chassis;
a fixed end fixedly connected to the chassis and the track; and
an adjustable end selectively slidably connected to track and guided by the chassis.
2. The system of claim 1 , further comprising:
a clamp of the adjustable end selectively disengageable from the track.
3. The system of claim 2 ,
wherein the chassis is rectangular and includes a first end and a second end connected by side rails;
wherein the track is mediately connected to the first end and the second end; and
wherein the clamp selectively engages the track to retain the adjustable end in relative position to the fixed end.
4. The system of claim 2 , further comprising:
a shelf connected to the chassis.
5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the adjustable end is selectively movable along the track to engage the track and fix position of the adjustable end relative to the fixed end.
6. A record holder system, comprising:
a frame of two ends and two sides;
a fixed end attached to one of the ends of the frame; and
a selectively adjustable end slidably connected to the frame.
7. The system of claim 6 , further comprising:
a guide track connected to the ends;
a clamp of the adjustable end slidably connected to the track, the clamp is biased to engage the track.
8. The system of claim 7 , further comprising:
a lever connected to the clamp;
wherein the lever is manually pressed to disengage the clamp from engagement with the track;
wherein the adjustable end is moveable along the track when the lever is pressed.
9. The system of claim 7 , further comprising:
a shelf connected to one of the sides of the frame.
10. A method, comprising:
forming a chassis of two ends and two sides;
connecting a fixed end to one of the ends of the chassis;
connecting a track to the chassis; and
connecting an adjustable end to the track.
11. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:
providing a clamp to the adjustable end biased to engage the track.
12. The method of claim 11 , further comprising:
connecting a handle to the clamp, the handle when pressed overcomes the bias and disengages the clamp from the track.
13. The method of claim 12 , further comprising:
providing a shelf to a side of the chassis.
14. The method of claim 12 , further comprising:
providing a spring connected to the clamp for bias to engage the track.
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