GB2366715A

GB2366715A - A waitress apron with a removable tray

Info

Publication number: GB2366715A
Application number: GB0020898A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Salah Abdullah Al-Ali
Original assignee: AL ALI SALAH ABDULLAH
Current assignee: AL ALI SALAH ABDULLAH
Priority date: 2000-08-25
Filing date: 2000-08-25
Publication date: 2002-03-20
Anticipated expiration: 2020-08-25
Also published as: GB2366715B; GB0020898D0

Abstract

A waitress apron with a removable tray which may have neck and waist belts 1, 2 with additional means 3 between the two sets of belts, to provide more support for the tray, together with pen, name tag and bill pockets 4, 5, 6. The tray may be locked and unlocked to a tray base 7 using a button on the base. A variety of different trays 9, 10, 11 may be used.

Description

<Desc/Clms Page number 1> A Waitress Vest with a Swappable Tray attached to it, made of light plastic material to facilitate the handling of cups, small plates, ...etc. in and out of the kitchen in order to serve a large number of customers in a short period of time. As shown in Figure 1, the vest consists of seven parts. The first part, is the upper belt that goes around the waitress neck to tightly hold the swappable tray in a horizontal level (1). The second part is the lower belt that goes around the waitress waste to hold the swappable tray (2). The third part, are the robes that attached between the upper and lower belts to provide more support to the holding of the swappable tray (3). The fourth part, is the tag pocket that contains the name of the waitress (4). The fifth part, is the bill pocket that have an elastic leather strap with a small whole at the edge of the leather strap that can be hocked to a button (made of light aluminum) at the end to hold the bill in a vertical position (5). The sixth part, are the pen pockets that's accommodated three pens in a vertical position (6). Finally, the swappable tray base which is made of light plastic that is designs to receive different types of trays with lock and unlock button positioned in the middle top of the swappable tray base (7).

Claims

CLAIMS 1. A Waitress Vest with a Swappable Tray attached to it, made of light plastic material to facilitate the handling of cups, small plates, ...etc. (See Figure 1) I . Device as in claim 1, has an upper belt that goes around the waitress neck to tightly hold the swappable tray in a horizontal level (1).
2. Device as in claim 1, has a lower belt that goes around the waitress waste to hold the swappable tray (2).
3. Device as in claim 1, has robes positioned bctween the upper and lower belts to provide more support to the holding of the swappable tray (3).
4. Device as in claim 1, with a tag pocket that contains the name of the waitress (4).
5. Device as in claim 1, with a bill pocket that have an elastic leather strap with a small whole at the edge of the leather strap that ca be hocked to a button (made of light aluminum) at the end to hold the bill in a vertical position (15).
6. Device as in claim l,with pens pockets that's accommodated three pens in a vertical position (6).
7. Device as in claim I, with swappable tray base which is made of light plastic that is designs to receive different types of trays (7)
8. Device as in claim 1, with lock and unlock button positioned in the middle top of the swappable tray base (8)-

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9. Device as in claim 1, with swappable round tray (9).
10. Device as in claim 1, has swappable round tray with four fix glass holders inside the round tray (10).
11. Devices as in claim 1, with swappable round tray that has four slides in and out glass holders on the side of the tray (11).

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Amendments to the claims have been filed as follows CLAIMS 1. A Waitress Vest that's accommodate swappable round shape trays (8) with four fixed glass holders on the side o-. the round tray (9). In addition, to a swappahle round tra, that has four slides in and out glass holders on the side ol the tray (10). All of which made of light plastics material to facilitate the handling of cups and small plates. (See Figure 1) 2. Device as in claim 1, has an upper belt that goes around the waitress neck to tightly/securely hold the swappable tray (1). 3. Device as In claim 1, has a jower belt that goes arourtud the waitress waste to hold the swappable tray (2). 4. Device as in claim 1, has ropes positioned between the upper and lower belts to provide more support to the holding of the swappable tray (3). 5. Device as in claim 1, with a tag pocket that contains the name of the waitress (4). 6. Device as in claim 1, with a bill pocket that have an elastic leather strap with a small hole at the edge of the leather strap that can be hooked to a button (made of light aluminum) at the end to hold the bill in a vertical position (5). 7. Device as in claim 1,with pens pockets that's accommodated three pens in a vertical position (6). 8. Device as in claim 1, with swappable tray base attached to the vest, which is made of light plastics that is designs to receive different types of trays with lock and unlock button positioned in the middle top of the swappable tray base (7).