Shaver stand

Claim 2

A shaver stand, comprising: first and second legs each having a bottom surface, substantially parallel side surfaces, a relatively low front part, a relatively high rear part, and a stepped top surface extending between said front and rear parts, each step of said top surface having a recess adapted to receive a minor end portion of a handle of a disposable razor, each such recess having an internal razor handle supporting surface disposed above the bottom surface of the corresponding leg, said legs being disposed with their rear parts adjacent one another, their bottom surfaces substantially coplanar, and the side surfaces of one leg being at an acute angle to the side surfaces of the other leg; a cross member connected between said front parts, said cross member having means for vertically receiving an end part of a handle of a disposable razor; and first and second elongated mesh means, each of said mesh means being secured to a front part of a corresponding one of said legs and extending above and in juxtaposition with the top surface thereof, each mesh means having an opening above a corresponding recess for accommodating an intermediate portion of said handle, whereby a disposable razor may be held on each step by engagement of the end of the handle thereof with the corresponding supporting surface, the handle extending through an opening of the corresponding mesh means and being held upright by engagement therewith, and the razor may be removed by grasping a portion of the handle extending above the corresponding mesh means.

Claim 3

The shaver stand according to claim 1, wherein said legs comprise plastic and said cross member and mesh means comprise wire.

Claim 4

The shaver stand according to claim 1, wherein the depth of each recess is less than 0.25 inch.

Claim 5

The shaver stand according to claim 1, wherein said rear parts of said legs are integral with each other.

Claim 6

The shaver stand according to claim 1, wherein said first and second mesh means are integral with each other and supported only at the front parts of the corresponding legs.

Claim 7

The shaver stand according to claim 1, wherein each such recess has a generally rectangular cross-section.

Claim 8

A shaver stand, comprising: a unitary structure comprising first and second legs each having a bottom surface, substantially parallel side surfaces, a relatively low front part, a relatively high rear part, and a stepped top surface extending between said front and rear parts, each step of said top surface having a shallow recess of generally rectangular cross-section adapted to receive a minor end portion of a handle of a disposable razor, each such recess having a horizontal internal razor handle supporting surface disposed above the bottom surface of the corresponding leg, the depth of each such recess being substantially less than any lateral dimension thereof said legs being disposed with their rear parts adjacent one another, their bottom surfaces substantially coplanar, and the side surfaces of one leg being at an acute angle to the side surfaces of the other leg; a wire-like cross member connected between said front parts, said cross member having means for vertically receiving an end part of a handle of a disposable razor; and a unitary generally V-shaped mesh structure comprising first and second elongated mesh parts, each of said mesh parts being secured to a front part of a corresponding one of said legs and extending above and in juxtaposition with the top surface thereof, each mesh part having an opening above a corresponding recess for accommodating an intermediate portion of said handle, whereby a disposable razor may be held on each step by engagement of the end of the handle thereof with the corresponding supporting surface, the handle extending through an opening of the corresponding mesh part and being held upright by engagement therewith, and the razor may be removed by grasping a portion of the handle extending above the corresponding mesh part.

Claim 9

A shaver stand, comprising: a unitary structure comprising first and second legs each having a bottom surface, substantially parallel side surfaces, a relatively low front part, a relatively high rear part, and a stepped top surface extending between said front and rear parts, each step of said top surface having a shallow recess of generally rectangular cross-section adapted to receive a minor end portion of a handle of a disposable razor, each such recess having a horizontal internal razor handle supporting surface disposed above the bottom surface of the corresponding leg, the depth of each such recess being substantially less than any lateral dimension thereof said legs being disposed with their rear parts adjacent one another, their bottom surfaces substantially coplanar, and the side surfaces of one leg being at an acute angle to the side surfaces of the other leg; a wire-like cross member connected between said front parts, said cross member having means for vertically receiving an end part of a handle of a disposable razor; and a unitary generally V-shaped mesh structure comprising first and second elongated mesh parts, each of said mesh parts being secured to a front part of a corresponding one of said legs and extending above and in juxtaposition with the top surface thereof, each mesh part having an opening above a corresponding recess for accommodating an intermediate portion of said handle, whereby a disposable razor may be held on each step by engagement of the end of the handle thereof with the corresponding supporting surface, the handle extending through an opening of the corresponding mesh part and being held upright by engagement therewith, and the razor may be removed by grasping a portion of the handle extending above the corresponding mesh part.

Claim 10

A stand for holding personal hygiene articles having elongated parts, comprising: first and second legs each having a bottom surface, substantially parallel side surfaces, a relatively low front part, a relatively high rear part, and a stepped top surface extending between said front and rear parts, each step of said top surface having a recess adapted to receive a minor end portion of a handle of a personal hygiene article, each such recess having an internal handle supporting surface disposed above the bottom surface of the corresponding leg, said legs being disposed with their rear parts adjacent one another, their bottom surfaces substantially coplanar, and the side surfaces of one leg being at an acute angle to the side surfaces of the other leg; a cross member connected between said front parts, said cross member having means for vertically receiving an end part of a handle of a personal hygiene article; and first and second elongated mesh means, each of said mesh means being secured to a front part of a corresponding one of said legs and extending above and in juxtaposition with the top surface thereof, each mesh means having an opening above a corresponding recess for accommodating an intermediate portion of said handle, whereby a personal hygiene article having an elongated handle may be held on each step by engagement of the end of the handle thereof with the corresponding supporting surface, the handle extending through an opening of the corresponding mesh means and being held upright by engagement therewith, and the article may be removed by grasping a portion of the handle extending above the corresponding mesh means.

Claim 11

A stand for holding personal hygiene articles having elongated parts, comprising: first and second legs each having a bottom surface, substantially parallel side surfaces, a relatively low front part, a relatively high rear part, and a stepped top surface extending between said front and rear parts, each step of said top surface having a recess adapted to receive a minor end portion of a handle of a personal hygiene article, each such recess having an internal handle supporting surface disposed above the bottom surface of the corresponding leg, said legs being disposed with their rear parts adjacent one another, their bottom surfaces substantially coplanar, and the side surfaces of one leg being at an acute angle to the side surfaces of the other leg; a cross member connected between said front parts, said cross member having means for vertically receiving an end part of a handle of a personal hygiene article; and first and second elongated mesh means, each of said mesh means being secured to a front part of a corresponding one of said legs and extending above and in juxtaposition with the top surface thereof, each mesh means having an opening above a corresponding recess for accommodating an intermediate portion of said handle, whereby a personal hygiene article having an elongated handle may be held on each step by engagement of the end of the handle thereof with the corresponding supporting surface, the handle extending through an opening of the corresponding mesh means and being held upright by engagement therewith, and the article may be removed by grasping a portion of the handle extending above the corresponding mesh means.