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A holder for breakable karate boards includes upper and lower spaced apart horizontal frame members secured to a vertical support for mounting the same on a wall. The free forward end of each frame member carries a track which faces the track of the other frame member for holding a karate board ther

A holder for breakable karate boards includes upper and lower spaced apart horizontal frame members secured to a vertical support for mounting the same on a wall. The free forward end of each frame member carries a track which faces the track of the other frame member for holding a karate board therebetween and in a vertical position. The width of the tracks are adjustable so that a plurality of boards can be held and each track is movable forwardly and rearwardly relative to the other so that the board or boards can be tilted either upwardly or downwardly. A bracket is provided for mounting the holder on a wall in any desired vertical position. The holder can also be removed from the bracket and mounted on various other pieces of equipment.

대표청구항 ▼

A holder for breakable karate boards comprising: an upper substantially horizontal frame member; a lower substantially horizontal frame member vertically spaced from said upper frame member; each of said frame members having a rear end secured to a vertical support and a forward front free end; the

A holder for breakable karate boards comprising: an upper substantially horizontal frame member; a lower substantially horizontal frame member vertically spaced from said upper frame member; each of said frame members having a rear end secured to a vertical support and a forward front free end; the free forward end of said upper frame member having a first downwardly open elongated track and the free end of said lower frame member having a second upwardly open elongated track generally facing said first track; said first and second tracks being adapted to support at least one breakable karate board in a substantially vertical position, and means allowing said first and second tracks to be moved rearwardly and forwardly relative to each other so as to tilt a board being supported therein either upwardly and inwardly or downwardly and inwardly and including means for locking said tracks in relative position to each other.