WO2000041778A1 - Advertising ski paraphernalia carrying basket - Google Patents
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- WO2000041778A1 WO2000041778A1 PCT/US1999/000649 US9900649W WO0041778A1 WO 2000041778 A1 WO2000041778 A1 WO 2000041778A1 US 9900649 W US9900649 W US 9900649W WO 0041778 A1 WO0041778 A1 WO 0041778A1
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
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- G09F23/00—Advertising on or in specific articles, e.g. ashtrays, letter-boxes
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F23/00—Advertising on or in specific articles, e.g. ashtrays, letter-boxes
- G09F2023/005—Advertising on or in specific articles, e.g. ashtrays, letter-boxes on seats
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- This invention relates to indicia in combination with ski paraphernalia carrying baskets for secure mounting onto chair ski lifts, specifically onto the safety bars thereof. More specifically, this invention relates to indicia, most commonly in the form of removable and replaceable third party paid advertising, displayed on ski paraphernalia carrying baskets on chair ski lifts.
- Downhill skiing also known as alpine skiing
- ski runs of perhaps several hundred yards long to perhaps about a mile or more long, some of which ski runs are also quite steep in order to allow for expert skiers to obtain considerable speed.
- ski lifts are provided for carrying skiers from the bottom of the ski runs to the top of the ski runs.
- the most common type of ski lift is a chair ski lift having a frame member suspended from a cable, a chair portion mounted on the frame member, and a substantially horizontally disposed elongate safety bar mounted on the chair portion for pivotal movement about a substantially horizontal pivot axis.
- the safety bar is selectively moveable in an arcuate path between a passenger safety position and an entry-exit position through manual manipulation of an elongate substantially horizontal handle disposed rearwardly of the chair portion.
- the safety bar In the passenger safety position, the safety bar is disposed forwardly of an apex balance point and in blocking relation directly in front of the chair portion of the chair ski lift so as to preclude skiers sitting in the chair portion from unwantedly exiting the ski lift before reaching the top of the ski run.
- the safety bar In the entry exit position, the safety bar is disposed above and rearwardly of the chair ski lift and rearwardly of the apex balance point, to permit easy ingress and egress of the skier or skiers from the chair.
- ski paraphernalia such as gloves, goggles, hats, and so on.
- goggles and hats simply remain in place on the skier's head, with the goggles removed from covering the eyes.
- third party advertisement contemplates an arms length advertiser that is ordinarily neither the supplier of the invention nor the operator of the chair ski lift on which the invention is employed, although neither is precluded.
- One more object of the invention is to provide a ski paraphernalia basket on a chair ski lift which includes at least one sight blocking panel disposed on the front and/or rear wall(s) of the basket to help preclude possible vertigo of skiers sitting in the ski lift chairs.
- the present invention accomplishes the above stated objectives, as well as others, as may be determined by a fair reading and interpretation of the entire specification.
- a ski paraphernalia basket for secure mounting to a substantially horizontally disposed elongate safety bar of a chair ski lift.
- the basket includes one or more surfaces on which can be placed indicia that may be in the form of advertising. These surfaces will preferably be one or more sight blocking panels included to help avoid skier vertigo and the front sight blocking panel cover portion.
- indica refers to any means of communicating information, whether written, printed, visible, audible, etc. and not just solicitations to buy products or services.
- the advertising may be of a type that is removable and replaceable, making the basket a site for third party paid advertising exposed to a captive audience that produces a continuing revenue source.
- the ski paraphernalia basket is securely mounted on the safety bar of a chair ski lift.
- the safety bar is selectively moveable in an arcuate path between a passenger safety position whereat the safety bar is disposed forwardly of an apex balance point in blocking relation directly in front of the chair portion of the chair ski lift, and an entry-exit position whereat the safety bar is disposed above and rearwardly of the chair portion of the chair ski lift and rearwardly of the apex balance point.
- the basket comprises a floor suitable for receiving ski paraphernalia, and front, rear, left side, and right side walls extending upwardly from the floor about its periphery. The rear wall is sloped to face a skier seated in the chair lift.
- Mounting means are provided for securely mounting the basket to the substantially horizontally disposed elongate safety bar of the ski lift in non-rotatable relation about the safety bar.
- the basket When the safety bar is in its passenger safety position, the basket is positioned so as to be readily accessible yet in non-blocking relation to passengers in the chair portion of the chair ski lift, and the floor and walls of the basket are in a ski paraphernalia supporting orientation.
- the basket When the safety bar moves in the arcuate path from the passenger safety position toward its entry-exit position, past the apex balance point, the basket reaches a dumping position whereat the floor and walls of the basket are removed from their ski paraphernalia supporting orientation, and whereat the floor of the basket is substantially inverted, thus causing any ski paraphernalia inadvertently remaining within the basket, to be dumped from the basket.
- this is typically advertising copy, the preferred form being prepared for placement on a sight blocking panel. It may also be placed on the cover portion of the front sight blocking panel.
- the indicia is preferably computer generated advertising laminates printed and produced using high resolution laser output on 10 point opaque polyolefin plastic film and bonded to a transparent 30 point polycarbonate protective plate using clear double-sided permanent adhesive tape and a heat laminating unit. Placement on the sight blocking panel, preferably the rear one, is done using typical fastening means such as rivets through holes in register with each other drilled through the sight blocking panel, advertising laminate, and sight blocking panel end cap.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket according to the present invention, installed on a chair ski lift;
- Figure 2 is a front elevational view of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1 as seen from a skier in o
- the floor and walls of the basket are removed from their ski paraphernalia supporting orientation, and whereat the floor of the basket is substantially inverted, thus causing any ski paraphernalia inadvertently remaining within the basket, to be dumped from the basket.
- this is typically advertising copy, the preferred form being prepared for placement on a sight blocking panel. It may also be placed on the cover portion of the front sight blocking panel.
- the indicia is preferably computer generated advertising laminates printed and produced using high resolution laser output on 10 point opaque polyolefin plastic film and bonded to a transparent 30 point polycarbonate protective plate using clear double-sided permanent adhesive tape and a heat laminating unit. Placement on the sight blocking panel, preferably the rear one, is done using typical fastening means such as rivets through holes in register with each other drilled through the sight blocking panel, advertising laminate, and sight blocking panel end cap.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket according to the present invention, installed on a chair ski lift;
- Figure 2 is a front elevational view of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1 as seen from a skier in the chair ski lift;
- Figure 3 is a rear elevational view of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1;
- Figure 4 is a top plan view of the advertising ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1;
- Figure 5 is a left end elevational view of the ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1;
- Figure 6 is a left end elevational view of the ski paraphernalia basket of figure 1, installed on a chair ski lift, with the safety bar in its passenger safety position:
- Figure 7 is a left end elevational view similar to figure 6, with the safety bar in its entry-exit position.
- Figure 8 is an exploded view of the third party paid advertising laminate prior to lamination.
- Figure 9 is an exploded view of the laminated advertising prior to assembly to the sight blocking panel.
- FIGS. 1 through 9 show an advertising ski paraphernalia basket for carrying ski gloves, goggles, hats and so on, while ascending a ski hill in a chair ski lift, as indicated by the general reference numeral 22.
- the chair ski lift 22 as shown in figures 1, 6, and 7 is part of an overall ski lift apparatus (not shown) .
- Chair ski lifts vary in design, but not significantly. Accordingly, the present discussion is applicable to virtually all chair ski lifts, no matter what specific features of design and geometry they may have.
- the ski paraphernalia basket 20 is securely mounted onto a substantially horizontally disposed elongate safety bar 30 of a chair ski lift 22, as can be best seen in figures 1,6 and 7.
- the safety bar 30 of the chair ski lift 22 is mounted on the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22 for pivotal movement about a substantially horizontal pivot axis "P" and is selectively manually moveable about the pivot axis "P", as is indicated by arrows"X” and "Y” , by manipulation of elongate handle 24, in an arcuate path "A" between a passenger safety position, as illustrated by solid lining in figure 6 and by ghost outline in figure 7, and an entry-exit position, as illustrated by solid lining in figure 7.
- the safety bar 30 of the chair lift 22 is disposed forwardly of an apex balance point "B", as can be best seen in figure 7, so as to remain in the passenger safety position without having to be latched in position. Also, the safety bar 30 is disposed in blocking relation directly in front of the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22 so as to preclude skiers sitting in the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22 so as to preclude skiers sitting in the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22 from falling out while ascending a ski hill, before reaching the designated exit point.
- the safety bar 30 when the safety bar 30 is in its passenger safety position, it is also disposed substantially directly in front of its pivot axis "P" so as to permit initial vertical movement and subsequent vertical and rearward movement of the safety bar 30, to thereby not interfere with skiers in the chair lift 22.
- the safety bar 30 In the entry exit position, the safety bar 30 is disposed above and rearwardly of the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22, so as to be out of the way of skiers entering the chair ski lift 22 at the designated entry point at the bottom of the ski run or exiting the chair ski lift 22 at the designated exit point at the top if the ski run.
- the safety bar 30 In use, at the bottom of the ski run, the safety bar 30 is in its entry-exit position as it receives skiers for the ascent up the ski run.
- the safety bar 30 is manually moved by a skier from its entry-exit position to its passenger safety position generally, by manipulating the elongate handle bar 24 and remains in the passenger safety position while the chair lift 22 is ascending the ski run.
- the safety bar 30 is manually moved by a skier from its passenger safety position to its entry-exit position again, by manipulating the elongate handle bar 24 and remains in the entry-exit position while the chair lift 22 is descending the ski run.
- the safety bar 30 is disposed rearwardly of the apex balance point "B" in order to create a moment about the substantially horizontal pivot axis "P", thus causing the safety bar 30 to be retained by gravity in its entry-exit position, without being latched in position, until it is purposefully moved to its passenger safety position.
- the ski paraphernalia basket 20 is also disposed rearwardly of the apex balance point "B", to augment the moment of the safety bar 30 about the substantially horizontal pivot axis"P", thus assisting the safety bar 30 to remain in its entry-exit position.
- the ski paraphernalia basket 20 is mounted so as to be disposed forwardly of the safety bar 30 when the safety bar 30 is in its passenger safety position, and is therefore disposed rearwardly of the safety bar 30 when the safety bar 30 is in its entry-exit position, thus further augmenting the moment arm.
- the safety bar 30 is inherently more stable in its entry-exit position, and is less likely to unwantedly or unexpectedly flip to its passenger safety position during the during the descent of the chair lift 22 to the elongate handle bar 24, tends to counterbalance the footrest(s) 25 and the support bar(s) 27 therefor, at least a portion of which may be disposed forwardly of the substantially horizontal pivot axis "P" as the chair lift 22 descends the hill.
- the basket 20 comprises a substantially flat floor 40 suitable for receiving ski paraphernalia, a front wall 42, a rear wall 44 which is sloped to squarely face a skier in the chair lift, a left side wall 46, and a right side wall 48.
- the front, rear, left side, and right side walls 42, 44, 46, 48 are joined one to another and extend upwardly about the periphery of the floor 40.
- the front wall 42 is shorter than the rear wall 44 to permit ready access to ski paraphernalia retained in the basket 20 and to facilitate viewing by skiers in the chair lift of the advertising or other indicia 52 on the sloped rear wall 44.
- the top edge of left and right side walls 46, 48 are accordingly also sloped downwardly from rear to front.
- the floor 40 and the front, rear, left side, and right side walls 42, 44, 46, 48 are made from wire mesh coated with a suitable plastic or synthetic rubber material.
- the floor 40 and the front, rear, left side, and right side walls 42, 44, 46, 48 each have a plurality of openings therein to accommodate snow and water drainage therethrough. Also wind resistance is minimized, so as to substantially preclude the possibility of the wind blowing against the basket 20 strongly enough to unexpectedly move the safety bar 30 from either of its passenger safety position or its entry-exit position.
- the front wall 42 and the sloped rear wall 44 each include a substantially opaque sight blocking portion 43, 45 respectively, to preclude viewing therethrough.
- the solid front sight blocking panel 43 helps to preclude the unintentional or unwanted passage of fingers through the openings in the front wall 42, thus avoiding possible injury.
- the substantially solid front sight blocking panel 43 and the substantially solid rear sight blocking panel 45 may be formed from sheet metal for the sake of toughness and resistance to cold temperatures, and may be secured to the front wall 42 and the rear wall 44 respectively, by means of welding, before the plastic or synthetic rubber material is applied.
- the substantially solid front sight blocking panel 43 is stepped for receiving the nut portion of size-adjustable metal strap clamps 50, or other suitable clamping devices, between a lower protrusion 43p and the front wall 42, as seen in figure 6. More usually, however, the front sight blocking panel 43 is formed with a cover portion 43c which overlies the metal strap clamps 50, and which provided for a smooth upper edge for the front wall 42, as shown in figure 5.
- the substantially solid rear sight blocking panel 45 generally is formed to have upper and lower lips 45u, 451 for receiving and retaining indicia inserts on the rear sight blocking panel 45. These indicia inserts will be described hereinafter in connection with figures 8 and 9. Additionally, the cover portion 43c of the front sight blocking panel 43 has further indicia which may be removable as well.
- a wire mesh basket without front and rear sight blocking portions, and mounted on a chair ski lift 22 may tend to cause vertigo for skiers sitting in the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22, since the basket 20 is mounted directly in the line of sight of a skier sitting in the chair portion 32. Accordingly, the substantially solid front and rear sight blocking panels 43, 45 disposed on the front and rear walls 42, 43 respectively help preclude possible vertigo of skiers sitting in the chair portion 32 of the chair lift 22.
- a typical mounting means for the basket 20 preferably comprises a pair of size adjustable metal strap clamps 50 secured in spaced apart relation to the basket 20 and looped around the safety bar 30 in frictionally engaging relation thereto.
- the size adjustable metal strap clamps 50 securely mount the basket 20 to the substantially horizontally disposed elongate safety bar 30 of the chair lift 22 in non- rotatable relation about the safety bar 30.
- the safety bar 30 when the safety bar 30 is in its passenger safety positioned so as to be readily accessible, yet in non-blocking relation to passengers in the chair portion 32 of the chair ski lift 22, also, the floor 40 and front, rear, left side , and right side walls 42, 44, 46, 48 of the basket 20 are in a ski paraphernalia supporting orientation, preferably substantially horizontally oriented, thus permitting ski paraphernalia, such as ski gloves, goggles, hats, and so on, to be retained therein during the ride while a skier is ascending a ski hill in a chair ski lift 22.
- ski paraphernalia such as ski gloves, goggles, hats, and so on
- the basket 20 When the safety bar 30 moves in the arcuate path "A" from the passenger safety position toward its entry-exit position, as indicated by arrow "Y” in figure 7, past the apex balance point "B", the basket 20 reaches a dumping position, as indicated by arrow "D” in figure 7.
- the dumping position "D” may be reached either before the entry-exit position of the safety bar 30 or at the entry-exit position of the safety bar 30.
- the floor 40 and the front, rear, left side, and right side walls 42, 44, 46, 48 of the basket 20 are removed from their ski paraphernalia supporting orientation.
- the floor 40 of the basket 20 is substantially inverted, thus causing any ski paraphernalia inadvertently remaining within the basket 20, to be dumped from basket 20 onto the ground below the chair ski lift 22. In this manner, the dumped ski paraphernalia may be immediately recovered, instead of being retained in the basket and probably not recovered.
- the ski paraphernalia basket 20 of the present invention provides a ski paraphernalia basket 20 for use with a chair ski lift 22, which basket 20 is connected to the safety bar 30 of a chair ski lift 22 and is unobtrusive during use of a chair ski lift 22, including during entry into and exit from a chair ski lift 22.
- the ski paraphernalia basket 20 of the present invention also effects dumping rearwardly of the chair portion 32 of the ski lift of any ski paraphernalia inadvertently remaining within the baskets 20.
- advertising laminate 66 is composed of three layers beginning with advertisement substrate 58 on to which has been preferably placed anywhere from 1 to 4 advertisements. This is preferably done with computer generated advertising plates which are printed and produced using a high resolution laser output on 10 point opaque polyolefin plastic film.
- the second layer is transparent two sided adhesive film 62.
- the third layer is transparent protective layer 64, which is preferably comprised of 30 point polycarbonate.
- FIG 9 is an exploded perspective view illustrating how the advertising laminate 66 is assembled to the rear sight blocking panel 45.
- the rear sight blocking panel 45 includes an upper lip 45u, lower lip 451 and side lip 45s.
- the advertising laminate is placed on the surface of sight blocking panel 45 within the foregoing lips and with fastener holes 56 in registration with similar fastener hole 56 previously placed in rear sight blocking panel 45.
- end cap 54 which also has fastener holes 56 is attached to the foregoing and conventional fasteners such as rivets or screws (not shown) are used to connect to the entire assembly together for placement in the basket.
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US4021953A (en) * | 1975-11-17 | 1977-05-10 | Vernon Evan Couch | Shopping cart display guide selector |
US4376502A (en) * | 1981-09-17 | 1983-03-15 | Melrose Displays, Inc. | Nestable basket for use with nestable shopping carts and the like |
US4443961A (en) * | 1982-02-09 | 1984-04-24 | Gilroy Edward J | Display holder for grocery type carts |
US5004252A (en) * | 1989-07-24 | 1991-04-02 | Wayne Kraper | Shopping basket accessory |
US5662976A (en) * | 1994-10-24 | 1997-09-02 | Avery Dennison Corporation | Laminated card assembly |
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US3729225A (en) * | 1971-10-29 | 1973-04-24 | Hall Ski Lift Co Inc | Windshield for ski-lift chair |
US4021953A (en) * | 1975-11-17 | 1977-05-10 | Vernon Evan Couch | Shopping cart display guide selector |
US4376502A (en) * | 1981-09-17 | 1983-03-15 | Melrose Displays, Inc. | Nestable basket for use with nestable shopping carts and the like |
US4443961A (en) * | 1982-02-09 | 1984-04-24 | Gilroy Edward J | Display holder for grocery type carts |
US5004252A (en) * | 1989-07-24 | 1991-04-02 | Wayne Kraper | Shopping basket accessory |
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