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| Application No. | Application Title | Issue Date |
| 20090302186 | Tree stand The present invention relates to a tree stand having a first stand section including a central tube, the central tube having a first circumference, the central tube of the first stand section having at least one leg affixed to the tube, the leg having a u-shaped slot at... | 12/10/2009 |
| 20090193713 | Collapsible tree stand Disclosed is a tree stand that includes a flexible water reservoir as an integral part of the stand. The stand comprises a collar that is attached to first ends of a plurality of upper legs. The plurality of upper legs are attached at their second ends to first ends of ... | 08/06/2009 |
| 20060226332 | Tree stand, in particular christmas tree stand with improved release function The tensioning device of a tree stand has a tension lever, a ratchet wheel and a tensioning body coaxial therewith, and a lever catch that is movably guided on the tension lever like a ratchet or one-way coupling and that is detachably mechanically linked to the ratchet... | 10/12/2006 |
| 20050199774 | Breakdown umbrella stand An umbrella stand receives, holds and supports a post of an umbrella in an upright manner. The stand includes a vertical stack of blocks, including a bottom block positionable on a fixed surface, a top block located above the bottom block and at least one middle block i... | 09/15/2005 |
| 20050121591 | Christmas tree stand A Christmas tree stand is disclosed and comprises a main frame including a main tube having upper and lower shoulders and a pair of first supporting legs. An auxiliary frame is configured with first and lower collars which can be enveloped onto the upper and lower shoul... | 06/09/2005 |
