This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Active years: 2023.
Years Active: 2023
Title: Christine Layton - Innovator of the Collapsible Cargo Utility Box
Introduction
Christine Layton is an accomplished inventor based in Riverside, CA. She has made significant contributions to the field of utility design with her innovative approach to storage solutions. Her most notable invention is the collapsible cargo utility box, which addresses the needs of individuals requiring efficient storage options for transporting items.
Latest Patents
Christine Layton holds 1 patent for her invention, the collapsible cargo utility box. This utility box features a housing with a front wall, rear wall, and a pair of sidewalls that create an interior volume for storage. The design includes an upper wall that extends from the rear wall, with a lid that is pivotally secured to it. The base of the box is pivotally secured between the front and rear walls, allowing the housing to transition between a collapsed configuration and an in-use configuration. In the in-use configuration, the utility box can securely transport objects within the bed of a truck, while the collapsed configuration allows for easy carrying. The design also incorporates cutouts on opposite sidewalls to facilitate the collapsed state and a handle for convenient transport.
Career Highlights
Throughout her career, Christine has demonstrated a commitment to innovation and practical design. Her work has not only contributed to the field of utility storage but has also showcased her ability to identify and solve everyday problems through inventive solutions.
Collaborations
Christine Layton has collaborated with Robert Michael Garcia, enhancing her projects with shared expertise and insights. Their partnership has fostered creativity and innovation in their respective fields.
Conclusion
Christine Layton's invention of the collapsible cargo utility box exemplifies her innovative spirit and dedication to improving everyday storage solutions. Her contributions to the field of utility design continue to inspire others in the industry.