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Christopher Eng

Patrick Triato

Lucas Cambier

The tray has a horizontal base and an edge. A C-clamp has a horizontally oriented side coupled to a bottom surface of the base, normal to and adjacent the edge. The C-clamp has first and second vertically oriented sides extending downward. The second vertically oriented side has a threaded hole. A screw has a shaft, a handle at a first end, and a shoe at a second end of the shaft. The second end of the screw passes through the threaded hole of the second vertically oriented side of the C-clamp and extends horizontally toward the first vertically oriented side of the C-clamp. Moving the handle causes the second end of the screw to further extend horizontally toward the first vertically oriented side of the C-clamp such that the shoe and the first vertically oriented side of the C-clamp frictionally engage the support structure when positioned therebetween.

Utility tray

Lamp

A tray capable of being frictionally engaged to a support structure comprises a horizontally oriented planar base having an edge. A right-angle bracket has a horizontally oriented side. An edge of the horizontally oriented side of the right-angle bracket is coupled adjacent the edge of the base and extends in a direction parallel to a plane of the base. The right-angle bracket has a vertically oriented side coupled to the horizontally oriented side at a corner of the right-angle bracket and extending downward. A bracket is coupled to a bottom surface of the base and extends downward in the direction substantially normal to the base. This bracket is positioned opposite the right-angle bracket a horizontal distance sufficient to receive the support structure positioned therebetween. A screw comprising a handle at a first end of the screw and a shoe at a second end of the screw passes through a threaded hole in the bracket and extends toward the right-angle bracket. Moving the handle causes the shoe and the right-angle bracket to frictionally engage the support structure positioned therebetween.

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Newton, MA, United States of America

Christopher Eng