Boot rack assembly

Abstract

A boot rack assembly having a U-shaped member and a mounting plate. The U-shaped member includes a pair of arms and an integral planar rigid mounting portion by which an inverted boot may be held upon each arm of the pair of arms. Each arm exhibits a transverse distal end having about one-tenth the length of the arm. Axis defined by the arms are adjustable relative to each other.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Area of Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a boot rack assembly designed to be securely fastened to any flat surface. [0003] 2. Prior Art [0004] Most workers in the construction, industrial, agricultural and various other industries use work boots on the job. Often, these work boots need to be stored, cleaned, and / or transported on a daily basis. [0005] Currently, workers have few options of what to do with their work boots when they are not in use. Workers often throw their boots in the back of their personal or work trucks, but these boots are not secured and often get damaged and destroyed. Often, workers boots are coated in drying cement, dirt, and other debris that can dirty and damage the inside and outside of a vehicle. The term “work boot” is used generally and can be replaced with any type of boot or shoe, including boots, ski boots, work shoes and the like. [0006] The prior art includes a boot rack assembly designed to s...

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Benefits of technology

[0010] It is an object of the invention to provide a place to securely and conveniently store work boots and work shoes to any flat surface.

[0011] It is another object is to provide a boot rack assembly so that rain, dirt, and other debris do not get into the interior of the boot.

[0012] It is another object to provide a boot rack assembly that provides a convenient place for boots to dry and maintain their shape.

[0013] It is another object to provide a boot rack assembly which can be easily mounted on a wall, the interior or exterior of a car, the bed of a truck, the tire well of a truck, the tool box of a truck, to the side of a commercial vehicle, trailer, and other locations.

Problems solved by technology

Currently, workers have few options of what to do with their work boots when they are not in use.

Workers often throw their boots in the back of their personal or work trucks, but these boots are not secured and often get damaged and destroyed.

Often, workers boots are coated in drying cement, dirt, and other debris that can dirty and damage the inside and outside of a vehicle.

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