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US20040164215A1
US20040164215A1 US10/781,381 US78138104A US2004164215A1 US 20040164215 A1 US20040164215 A1 US 20040164215A1 US 78138104 A US78138104 A US 78138104A US 2004164215 A1 US2004164215 A1 US 2004164215A1
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  • the present invention is directed, in general, to a tray and cup holder combination adapted for insertion into the cup holding recess of an automotive console.
  • U.S. Pat. No. 5,651,523 discloses an “Article Support System Having Multiple Utilities” having two-piece construction, one tray, and a number of concentric cylinders of varying diameter. The weight of the tray and its contents causes the part of the tray designed to fit into the cup holder to bind against the automotive cup holder. (See the '523 patent, FIG. 4) A need exists beyond the '523 patent for a combination cup holder and tray with a simple and inexpensive means of attachment to an automotive cup holder.
  • U.S. Pat. No. 6,109,580 discloses a “Food And Beverage Tray Supportable By A Cupholder,” which provides a combination of three cup holders and a single tray.
  • the '580 patent is limited to fit one size of cup holder.
  • U.S. Pat. No. 5,118,063 discloses a “Concession Tray” having a single tray with one-piece construction. A need exists beyond the '063 patent for a tray and cup holder combination that can support a plurality of trays.
  • the invention that meets the needs identified above is a tray and cup holder assembly having a main tray, a holder, a plurality of trays, and at least one structural support.
  • the holder consists of an inverted truncated cone joined to the main tray and closed at the bottom and is adapted for insertion into the cup holder of an automotive console.
  • At least one tray has a recess adapted to hold the food items and the trays are arranged asymmetrically.
  • Each tray is generally rectangular in shape and preferably has rounded corners.
  • At least one tray has at least one aperture having a size and orientation designed to hold a container such as a french fry container.
  • a crushable extension is joined to the holder and allows the holder to conform to the shape of the automotive cup holder.
  • the crushable extension may be a pad affixed to the holder by an adhesive to the outside wall of the cup holder section along the longitudinal axis.
  • a circumferential support, a supplemental support, two inner supports, and a disc support provide structural integrity to the tray assembly.
  • FIG. 1 is a plan view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination.
  • FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of the preferred embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination showing the crushable extension.
  • FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination.
  • FIG. 4 is a left side elevation view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination.
  • FIG. 5 is a prospective view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination.
  • FIG. 6 is a section view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line a-a of FIG. 1 showing the recessed portions of the circumferential structural support, the left inner support, and the disc support.
  • FIG. 7 is a section view of the preferred embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line b-b of FIG. 2 showing the crushable extension and the holder.
  • FIG. 8 is a section view of an alternative embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line b-b of FIG. 2 showing a pad adhered to the holder instead of the crushable extension.
  • FIG. 1 shows Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 in its preferred embodiment.
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 comprises main tray 100 , left tray section 200 , right tray section 300 , holder 400 , circumferential support 500 , supplemental support 511 , left inner support 541 , and right inner support 551 .
  • Main tray 100 is approximately perpendicular to the cylindrical axis of the automotive cup holder.
  • main tray 100 joins circumferential support interior wall 504 , left tray front wall 208 , left tray exterior wall 204 , left tray rear wall 210 , left tray interior wall 206 , right tray front wall 308 , right tray exterior wall 306 , right tray rear wall 310 , right tray interior wall 304 , left inner support exterior wall 544 , left inner support exterior wall 544 , right inner support interior wall 552 , right inner support exterior wall 554 , holder wall 402 , supplemental support left wall 512 , supplemental support center wall 514 , supplemental support right wall 516 , first tier left wall 422 , first tier left face 424 , second tier left wall 442 , second tier left face 444 , third tier left wall 462 , first tier right wall 428 , first tier right face 430 , second tier right wall 446 , second tier right face 448 , third tier right wall 464 , and third tier face 466 .
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 contains left tray section 200 , which projects downward from main tray 100 .
  • left tray section 200 is composed of left tray 202 parallel to main tray 100 .
  • Left tray exterior wall 204 , left tray interior wall 206 , left tray front wall 208 , and left tray rear wall 210 extend downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 .
  • Left tray 202 is generally rectangular in shape, but may be formed in a variety of shapes including, but not limited to, triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, circular and the like.
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 contains right tray section 300 , which projects downward from main tray 100 .
  • Right tray section 300 has right tray 302 parallel to main tray 100 .
  • Right tray exterior wall 306 , right tray interior wall 304 , right tray front wall 308 , and right tray rear wall 310 extend downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 .
  • Right tray 302 contains right tray aperture 312 .
  • Right tray aperture 312 is adapted to receive a generally rectangular container and hold the container in the vertical position. In the preferred embodiment, right tray aperture 312 is adapted to receive and hold a box of french fries (not shown) in the vertical position.
  • Right tray section 300 is generally rectangular in shape, but may be any of a variety of shapes including, but not limited to, triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, and the like.
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 also contains holder 400 , which projects downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 .
  • Holder 400 consists of holder wall 402 , which extends downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 , and holder base 404 , which is parallel to main tray 100 .
  • Holder 400 also contains disc support 580 , which extends concentrically upwards from holder base 404 .
  • Disc support 580 secures a beverage cup (not shown) in holder 400 so that the beverage cup will not slide along holder base 404 .
  • Holder wall 402 is smaller at the base than at the top in such a manner that it resembles an inverted truncated cone.
  • Holder base 404 connects holder wall 402 and disc support wall 582 , which is concentric with holder wall 402 and extends upwards from holder base 404 .
  • Disc support wall 582 joins disc support base 584 and disc support base 584 is parallel to main tray 100 .
  • Crushable extension 410 extends outward from holder wall 402 and from holder base 404 to main tray 100 .
  • Crushable extension 410 has three tiers of elements as illustrated in FIG. 7. These tiers taper closer to holder wall 402 as they approach the base of holder 400 as illustrated in FIG. 4.
  • First tier left wall 422 and first tier right wall 428 are joined at an approximate right angle to holder wall 402 .
  • First tier left face 424 is joined at an approximate right angle to first tier left wall 422 .
  • First tier right face 430 is joined at an approximate right angle to first tier right wall 428 .
  • Second tier left wall 442 is joined approximately perpendicular to first tier left face 424 .
  • Second tier right wall 446 is joined approximately perpendicular to first tier right face 430 .
  • Second tier left face 444 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier left wall 442 .
  • Second tier right face 448 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier right wall 446 .
  • Third tier left wall 462 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier left face 444 .
  • Third tier right wall 464 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier right face 448 .
  • Third tier face 466 is joined approximately perpendicular to both third tier left wall 462 and third tier right wall 464 .
  • Third tier apex face 468 projects inwardly and downwardly from third tier face 466 to holder wall 402 .
  • Third tier apex face 468 also joins on its left side with first tier left apex face 426 and on its right side with first tier right apex face 432 .
  • First tier left apex face 426 joins with holder wall 402 , first tier left wall 422 , second tier left face 444 , third tier apex face 468 and tapers towards third tier apex face 468 .
  • First tier right apex face 432 connects with holder wall 402 , first tier right wall 428 , second tier right face 448 , and third tier apex face 468 and tapers toward third tier apex face 468 .
  • Holder 400 is guided into the automobile's cup holder by holder base 404 and third tier apex face 468 .
  • holder 400 As holder 400 is inserted into the automobile's cup holder (not shown), third tier face 466 and holder wall 402 will come into contact with the inside walls of the cup holder.
  • the continued application of force on the top of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 will force crushable extension 410 to deform and assume the shape of the inside wall of the cup holder.
  • the deformation of crushable extension 410 provides a secure fit of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 in to the cup holder of the automobile.
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 also contains a plurality of supports that provide structural integrity.
  • Circumferential support 500 is joined along the perimeter of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 and extends upwardly from main tray 100 .
  • circumferential support 500 has circumferential support interior wall 504 extending upwardly from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 , circumferential support cross-member 506 extending parallel to main tray 100 , circumferential support exterior wall 508 extending parallel to circumferential support interior wall 504 , and lateral extension 510 extending parallel to and coplanar with main tray 100 .
  • Supplemental support 511 is an extension of circumferential support cross-member 506 near crushable extension 410 .
  • Supplemental support 511 consists of supplemental support left wall 512 , supplemental support center wall 514 , and supplemental support right wall 516 , each extending upwardly from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 .
  • Supplemental support 511 adds structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 .
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 contains left inner support 541 and right inner support 551 .
  • Left inner support extends upward from main tray 100 and consists of left inner support interior wall 542 and left inner support exterior wall 544 extending upwardly from an approximately parallel to main tray 100 , and left inner support cross-member 550 , which is parallel to main tray 100 and joins left inner support interior wall 542 and left inner support exterior wall 544 .
  • Left inner support 541 provides structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 when a load is placed upon left tray section 200 .
  • right inner support 551 extends upward from main tray 100 and consists of right inner support interior wall 552 , right inner support exterior wall 554 , both of which extend upwardly from and are approximately perpendicular to main tray 100 , and right inner support cross-member 560 , which is parallel to main tray 100 and joins right inner support interior wall 552 and right inner support exterior wall 554 .
  • Right inner support 551 provides structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 when a load is placed upon right tray section 300 .
  • an alternative embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 replaces crushable extension 410 with at least one pad 600 .
  • Pad 600 is attached to holder wall 402 by an adhesive suitable for securing pad 600 to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 .
  • Pad 600 may be made of foam, felt, or another suitable material that is capable of being deformed upon being inserted into the cup holder.

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The present invention is a tray assembly comprising a holder, at least one tray, at least one securement device, and at least one support element. The holder is designed to fit into the cup holder in an automotive car console and accommodates one beverage container. The trays are joined to and extend outwardly from the holder and accommodate at least one food item. At least one tray is downwardly recessed to better accommodate the food items. The tray assembly is designed so that a plurality of the tray assemblies can be stacked together vertically. The arrangement of the trays is asymmetrical in such a way that a plurality of trays can be placed in closer proximity to a person or object, but do not upset the overall balance of the tray. The tray assembly contains at least one aperture in at least one tray, wherein the aperture acts as a receptacle for at least one container and maintains the containers in the vertical position. The securement devices are joined to the holder and allow the tray assembly to conform to the shape of the automotive cup holder. The support elements provide structural integrity to the tray assembly. The support elements may extend either upwardly or downwardly from the tray assembly.

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    RELATED APPLICATION
  • This application is a continuation application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/876,313 (the '313 application) filed on Jun. 7, 2001 and claims priority from the '313 application.[0001]
  • FIELD OF INVENTION
  • The present invention is directed, in general, to a tray and cup holder combination adapted for insertion into the cup holding recess of an automotive console. [0002]
  • BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
  • Food purchased at a drive-through restaurant may be eaten while driving. Cup holders are frequently placed in the consoles of automobiles. However, there is still no place to put food such as may be purchased at the drive-through. Disposable food and drink containers are used by drive-through restaurants. A need exists for a disposable cup and tray combination that can hold food items like hamburgers, french fries, and a drink. [0003]
  • U.S. Pat. No. 5,651,523 (the '523 patent) discloses an “Article Support System Having Multiple Utilities” having two-piece construction, one tray, and a number of concentric cylinders of varying diameter. The weight of the tray and its contents causes the part of the tray designed to fit into the cup holder to bind against the automotive cup holder. (See the '523 patent, FIG. 4) A need exists beyond the '523 patent for a combination cup holder and tray with a simple and inexpensive means of attachment to an automotive cup holder. [0004]
  • U.S. Pat. No. 6,109,580 (the '063 patent) discloses a “Food And Beverage Tray Supportable By A Cupholder,” which provides a combination of three cup holders and a single tray. The '580 patent is limited to fit one size of cup holder. A need exists beyond the '580 patent for a combination cup holder and tray that can fit different sizes of cup holders and that can support more than one tray. [0005]
  • U.S. Pat. No. 5,118,063 (the '063 patent) discloses a “Concession Tray” having a single tray with one-piece construction. A need exists beyond the '063 patent for a tray and cup holder combination that can support a plurality of trays. [0006]
  • Therefore, a need exists beyond the prior art for a tray and cup holder combination that is inexpensive to manufacture, adaptable to a variety of vehicle console cup holders, and that can support at least one tray. An invention is needed that can accommodate all of these requirements in an effective manner. [0007]
  • SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
  • The invention that meets the needs identified above is a tray and cup holder assembly having a main tray, a holder, a plurality of trays, and at least one structural support. The holder consists of an inverted truncated cone joined to the main tray and closed at the bottom and is adapted for insertion into the cup holder of an automotive console. At least one tray has a recess adapted to hold the food items and the trays are arranged asymmetrically. Each tray is generally rectangular in shape and preferably has rounded corners. At least one tray has at least one aperture having a size and orientation designed to hold a container such as a french fry container. A crushable extension is joined to the holder and allows the holder to conform to the shape of the automotive cup holder. Alternatively, the crushable extension may be a pad affixed to the holder by an adhesive to the outside wall of the cup holder section along the longitudinal axis. A circumferential support, a supplemental support, two inner supports, and a disc support provide structural integrity to the tray assembly. The novel configuration of the tray and cup holder combination makes it inexpensive to manufacture, adaptable to a variety of vehicle console cup holders, and that can support at least one tray.[0008]
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  • he features of the present invention, which are believed to be novel, are set for the in particularity in the description of preferred embodiments. The following drawings reference the many parts of the invention and are useful in comprehension of the invention as a whole. [0009]
  • FIG. 1 is a plan view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination. [0010]
  • FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of the preferred embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination showing the crushable extension. [0011]
  • FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination. [0012]
  • FIG. 4 is a left side elevation view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination. [0013]
  • FIG. 5 is a prospective view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination. [0014]
  • FIG. 6 is a section view of the preferred embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line a-a of FIG. 1 showing the recessed portions of the circumferential structural support, the left inner support, and the disc support. [0015]
  • FIG. 7 is a section view of the preferred embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line b-b of FIG. 2 showing the crushable extension and the holder. [0016]
  • FIG. 8 is a section view of an alternative embodiment of the Tray and Cup Holder Combination taken along line b-b of FIG. 2 showing a pad adhered to the holder instead of the crushable extension.[0017]
  • DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
  • FIG. 1 shows Tray and [0018] Cup Holder Combination 50 in its preferred embodiment. Generally, Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 comprises main tray 100, left tray section 200, right tray section 300, holder 400, circumferential support 500, supplemental support 511, left inner support 541, and right inner support 551. Main tray 100 is approximately perpendicular to the cylindrical axis of the automotive cup holder. Specifically, main tray 100 joins circumferential support interior wall 504, left tray front wall 208, left tray exterior wall 204, left tray rear wall 210, left tray interior wall 206, right tray front wall 308, right tray exterior wall 306, right tray rear wall 310, right tray interior wall 304, left inner support exterior wall 544, left inner support exterior wall 544, right inner support interior wall 552, right inner support exterior wall 554, holder wall 402, supplemental support left wall 512, supplemental support center wall 514, supplemental support right wall 516, first tier left wall 422, first tier left face 424, second tier left wall 442, second tier left face 444, third tier left wall 462, first tier right wall 428, first tier right face 430, second tier right wall 446, second tier right face 448, third tier right wall 464, and third tier face 466. The preferred embodiment of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 is made of one piece construction and has rounded corners.
  • Tray and Cup Holder Combination [0019] 50 contains left tray section 200, which projects downward from main tray 100. Specifically, left tray section 200 is composed of left tray 202 parallel to main tray 100. Left tray exterior wall 204, left tray interior wall 206, left tray front wall 208, and left tray rear wall 210 extend downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100. Left tray 202 is generally rectangular in shape, but may be formed in a variety of shapes including, but not limited to, triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, circular and the like.
  • Likewise, Tray and Cup Holder Combination [0020] 50 contains right tray section 300, which projects downward from main tray 100. Right tray section 300 has right tray 302 parallel to main tray 100. Right tray exterior wall 306, right tray interior wall 304, right tray front wall 308, and right tray rear wall 310 extend downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100. Right tray 302 contains right tray aperture 312. Right tray aperture 312 is adapted to receive a generally rectangular container and hold the container in the vertical position. In the preferred embodiment, right tray aperture 312 is adapted to receive and hold a box of french fries (not shown) in the vertical position. The box (not shown) is inserted into right tray aperture 312 and is contained by the gradually increasing cross-sectional area of the box contacting right tray aperture 312. Right tray section 300 is generally rectangular in shape, but may be any of a variety of shapes including, but not limited to, triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, and the like.
  • As seen in FIG. 3, Tray and Cup Holder Combination [0021] 50 also contains holder 400, which projects downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100. Holder 400 consists of holder wall 402, which extends downward from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100, and holder base 404, which is parallel to main tray 100. Holder 400 also contains disc support 580, which extends concentrically upwards from holder base 404. Disc support 580 secures a beverage cup (not shown) in holder 400 so that the beverage cup will not slide along holder base 404. Holder wall 402 is smaller at the base than at the top in such a manner that it resembles an inverted truncated cone. Holder base 404 connects holder wall 402 and disc support wall 582, which is concentric with holder wall 402 and extends upwards from holder base 404. Disc support wall 582 joins disc support base 584 and disc support base 584 is parallel to main tray 100.
  • [0022] Crushable extension 410 extends outward from holder wall 402 and from holder base 404 to main tray 100. Crushable extension 410 has three tiers of elements as illustrated in FIG. 7. These tiers taper closer to holder wall 402 as they approach the base of holder 400 as illustrated in FIG. 4. First tier left wall 422 and first tier right wall 428 are joined at an approximate right angle to holder wall 402. First tier left face 424 is joined at an approximate right angle to first tier left wall 422. First tier right face 430 is joined at an approximate right angle to first tier right wall 428. Second tier left wall 442 is joined approximately perpendicular to first tier left face 424. Second tier right wall 446 is joined approximately perpendicular to first tier right face 430. Second tier left face 444 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier left wall 442. Second tier right face 448 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier right wall 446. Third tier left wall 462 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier left face 444. Third tier right wall 464 is joined approximately perpendicular to second tier right face 448. Third tier face 466 is joined approximately perpendicular to both third tier left wall 462 and third tier right wall 464. Third tier apex face 468 projects inwardly and downwardly from third tier face 466 to holder wall 402. Third tier apex face 468 also joins on its left side with first tier left apex face 426 and on its right side with first tier right apex face 432. First tier left apex face 426 joins with holder wall 402, first tier left wall 422, second tier left face 444, third tier apex face 468 and tapers towards third tier apex face 468. First tier right apex face 432 connects with holder wall 402, first tier right wall 428, second tier right face 448, and third tier apex face 468 and tapers toward third tier apex face 468.
  • [0023] Holder 400 is guided into the automobile's cup holder by holder base 404 and third tier apex face 468. As holder 400 is inserted into the automobile's cup holder (not shown), third tier face 466 and holder wall 402 will come into contact with the inside walls of the cup holder. When this happens, the continued application of force on the top of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 will force crushable extension 410 to deform and assume the shape of the inside wall of the cup holder. The deformation of crushable extension 410 provides a secure fit of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 in to the cup holder of the automobile.
  • Tray and [0024] Cup Holder Combination 50 also contains a plurality of supports that provide structural integrity. Circumferential support 500 is joined along the perimeter of Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 and extends upwardly from main tray 100. As seen in FIG. 6, circumferential support 500 has circumferential support interior wall 504 extending upwardly from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100, circumferential support cross-member 506 extending parallel to main tray 100, circumferential support exterior wall 508 extending parallel to circumferential support interior wall 504, and lateral extension 510 extending parallel to and coplanar with main tray 100.
  • [0025] Supplemental support 511 is an extension of circumferential support cross-member 506 near crushable extension 410. Supplemental support 511 consists of supplemental support left wall 512, supplemental support center wall 514, and supplemental support right wall 516, each extending upwardly from and approximately perpendicular to main tray 100. Supplemental support 511 adds structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50.
  • Tray and [0026] Cup Holder Combination 50 contains left inner support 541 and right inner support 551. Left inner support extends upward from main tray 100 and consists of left inner support interior wall 542 and left inner support exterior wall 544 extending upwardly from an approximately parallel to main tray 100, and left inner support cross-member 550, which is parallel to main tray 100 and joins left inner support interior wall 542 and left inner support exterior wall 544. Left inner support 541 provides structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 when a load is placed upon left tray section 200.
  • Likewise, right [0027] inner support 551 extends upward from main tray 100 and consists of right inner support interior wall 552, right inner support exterior wall 554, both of which extend upwardly from and are approximately perpendicular to main tray 100, and right inner support cross-member 560, which is parallel to main tray 100 and joins right inner support interior wall 552 and right inner support exterior wall 554. Right inner support 551 provides structural integrity to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50 when a load is placed upon right tray section 300.
  • As seen in FIG. 8, an alternative embodiment of Tray and [0028] Cup Holder Combination 50 replaces crushable extension 410 with at least one pad 600. Pad 600 is attached to holder wall 402 by an adhesive suitable for securing pad 600 to Tray and Cup Holder Combination 50. Pad 600 may be made of foam, felt, or another suitable material that is capable of being deformed upon being inserted into the cup holder.
  • It is to be understood that while certain forms of the preferred embodiment of Tray and [0029] Cup Holder Combination 50 have been described herein, it is not to be limited to the specific forms or arrangement of parts described and shown here except insofar as such forms are included in the following claims.

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1. A tray assembly adapted for engagement within an automotive cup holder cavity comprising: a holder extending downwardly from a tray plane, a holder cavity formed by an exterior wall and a bottom, a crushable extension extending outwardly from and of unitary construction with the exterior wall, and a tray extending outwardly in the tray plane.
2. The tray assembly of claim 1 wherein the crushable extension engages the automotive cup holder cavity when the holder is inserted therein.
3. The tray assembly of claim 1 wherein the tray comprises a first tray and a second tray disposed to form an interior angle less than 180 degrees in the tray plane.
4. The tray assembly of claim 1 wherein the crushable insert forms a part of a tray support and is of unitary construction with the tray.
5. A tray assembly insert for an automotive cup-holder comprising: a holder of generally circular cross-section configured to be disposed vertically inside the automotive cup-holder and defining a first cavity adapted to receive a cup, a first tray projecting laterally from the holder and defining a second cavity, a second tray projecting laterally from the holder and defining a third cavity, a crushable extension of unitary construction with an exterior wall of the holder that extends outwardly from the exterior wall of the holder and downwardly from a tray plane to a holder bottom; wherein the first tray, the second tray and a top of the holder are in the tray plane and the holder bottom is located beneath the tray plane at a sufficient distance to allow insertion of a cup into the holder.
6. The tray assembly of claim 4 wherein the first tray and the second tray are disposed asymmetrically so that the first tray and the second tray can be placed in proximity to a person or object without impeding the operation of the tray.
7. A tray assembly insert for an automotive cup-holder comprising: a holder of generally circular cross-section configured to be disposed vertically inside the automotive cup-holder and defining a first cavity adapted to receive a cup, a first tray projecting laterally from the holder and defining a second cavity, a second tray projecting laterally from the holder and defining a third cavity, a crushable extension of unitary construction with and extending outwardly from an exterior wall of the holder and also extending downwardly from a tray plane to a bottom of the holder, a circumferential support extending downwardly from the holder, the first tray, and the second tray and disposed at a perimeter of the tray plane formed by the holder, the first tray and the second tray, a left inner support concentric with a top of the holder cavity, a right inner support concentric with the top of the holder cavity; wherein the left inner support and the right inner support extend upwardly from the tray plane and are of unitary construction with the holder, the first tray and the second tray; and wherein the first tray, the second tray and a top of the holder are in the tray plane so that a exterior wall of the holder extends downwardly from the tray plane; wherein the first tray and the second tray form an interior angle less than 180 degrees; and wherein the crushable extension engages the automotive cup holder cavity when the holder is inserted therein.
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