US20180220852A1 - Toilet Tissue Caddy - Google Patents

Abstract

This Toilet Paper Caddy hanging Basket, holds needful products at arms reach.

Practicable to store items commonly used in a bathroom. Sanitizer, Female napkins, extra toilet paper and a folded magazine. Suggestions for the shelfs and parts of the

Product, to be utilized. Also easily portable. When you need it and when you don't.

Description

• A description of the invention is a wire hanging basket. With white coating paint. It hangs on a single roll toilet paper dispenser. The Toilet paper dispenser is the standard two prong, one on each sides, to hold the paper roll. This is what it hangs on
• The basket, caddy has two hooks facing inward like a half a circle on both sides. They just sit on the, already there, Toilet paper dispenser, prongs. And the bottom part leans against the wall or sink cabinet, vanity side.
• This product is for utility purpose. To help people have what they need, where they need it. The top shelf you put hand sanitizer product, if you want to feel cleaner. Female napkins if that is what you need.
• Also wet wipes if that is your choice. The second self is a place handy to put a folded magazine or a book. It is a handy rack, so you can put what you want where you want it.
• Also at the bottom shelf or part of this toilet paper caddy hanging basket is a hook. That is convenient for the bathroom user a place for a extra toilet paper or two to be hung. It allows easy access. It is all right there.
• If you have guest or you share a bathroom, and you want to remove it for a day or so it is easy and movable. Or you want to use it once a week out of a month. It's easily carried, taken on or off.
• The length of the toilet paper caddy is thirteen and a half inches in length.
• The width, side to side of the caddy is seven and a half inches. The depth, how much it sticks out is three in a half inches. The first shelf is two inches deep. The second shelf is open with a slight bend up in the front, to secure the magazine good. folded.
• 1. Connie Grutzmacher has invented a new designed product for a Toilet paper Caddy Accessories Basket as set forth in the following specification.
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a toilet paper caddy showing the front of my new design:
• FIG. 2 is a front view while hanging from a toilet paper dispenser thereof;
• FIG. 3 is a front view while hanging from a toilet paper dispenser, with the extra toilet paper below thereof;
• FIG. 4 is a front view facing left elevation view thereof;
• FIG. 5 is a side view thereof;
• FIG. 6 is a rear view thereof;
• FIG. 7 is a direct top view thereof;
• FIG. 8 is a front view thereof;
• FIG. 9 is a direct bottom view thereof;
• FIG. 10 is a front view facing right elevation view thereof;
• FIG. 11 is a side view thereof;
• FIG. 12 is a rear view thereof;
• The ornamental design for a Toilet Paper Caddy Accessories Basket as shown.

Claims (13)

I claim:

1. Placed on poles connected to with the spindle. In a standard paper device. Placed on paper device in bathroom. Including advantage of easy on and off. Parallel sides with open shelf, a rack, a horizontal paper roll bar.

2. The basket according to claim 1 The shape stays the same and it is accessible.

3. The basket according to claim 2 is stable and functional. Parallel sides with shelf and rack and bar.

4. The basket according to claim 3 has straight across encompasses shelf, a front turned up border for a folded magazine and a left protruding bar; for a paper roll or more.

5. The basket according to claim 4 has vertical lines continuing on one side, right and other side left. Then horizontal in both fronts and both sides.

6. The basket has right and left vertical support members.

7. FIG. 1 member goes to FIG. 2 and holds.

8. FIG. 3 a toilet paper bar.

9. FIG. 4 structure on right side.

10. FIG. 5 the bar and FIG. 6 is the left side.

11. FIG. 7 FIG. 9 how much it sticks out FIG. 8 is the straight on view.

12. FIG. 10 showing members the Basket.

13. FIG. 11 open. FIG. 12 back FIG. 13 big view.

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