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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 21, 2015
Filed:
Oct. 12, 2010
Andrew James Wills, Malmesbury, GB;
Matthew William Ford, Malmesbury, GB;
James Dyson, Malmesbury, GB;
Peter David Gammack, Malmesbury, GB;
Stephen Benjamin Courtney, Malmesbury, GB;
Samuel James Czerpak, Malmesbury, GB;
Michael Sean Joynt, Malmesbury, GB;
Adam William Rollo, Malmesbury, GB;
James White, Malmesbury, GB;
Andrew James Wills, Malmesbury, GB;
Matthew William Ford, Malmesbury, GB;
James Dyson, Malmesbury, GB;
Peter David Gammack, Malmesbury, GB;
Stephen Benjamin Courtney, Malmesbury, GB;
Samuel James Czerpak, Malmesbury, GB;
Michael Sean Joynt, Malmesbury, GB;
Adam William Rollo, Malmesbury, GB;
James White, Malmesbury, GB;
Dyson Technology Limited, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, GB;
Abstract
An upright surface treating appliance includes a main body, a surface treating head connected to a yoke, and a stand. To provide a compact appliance the yoke and the stand are pivotable independently relative to the main body about a common pivot axis. This can also enable the yoke and the stand to be rotatably connected to the main body using one or more common connectors or bearings.