Carolyn J Pappas

Title: Carolyn J. Pappas and the Retractable Boat Extension.

Introduction

Carolyn J. Pappas is an inventor associated with Byrdstown, Tennessee. Her patented invention addresses the need for additional usable space on boats, including pontoon boats.

Latest Patents

Pappas is credited with 1 patent: “Retractable Boat Extension.” The invention is a platform that attaches to a boat and can slide relative to it using an actuator. It is designed to provide extra room for transporting items or relaxing.

The platform includes pedestal mounts for interchangeable accessories, such as grills, fishing chairs, and food-preparation tables. It also features an outboard motor mount designed to accommodate different motors, including trolling motors, and a bracket for a forward ramp that can provide access for people with disabilities.

Career Highlights

Pappas’s documented patent work focuses on a practical, adaptable boat platform. Its retractable design and accessory mounts allow the extension to serve multiple purposes.

Collaborations

Anthony Henryk Pappas and Sandra Pappas are identified as Pappas’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing the patented invention.

Conclusion

Carolyn J. Pappas’s “Retractable Boat Extension” combines additional boat space with adaptable mounts and accessibility features, reflecting a versatile approach to recreational boating.