Mounting Apparatus For Attaching A Heating Device To A Tabletop
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Sep 19, 2013
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Mar 16, 2012
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Mar 16, 2012
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A heater apparatus mounted on a tabletop using an existing hole in the tabletop, such as an umbrella hole, includes a clamp shaft shaped for insertion through the hole. A clamp plate extends generally radially from the clamp shaft. An energy supply line, such as an electrical cord or a fuel hose, extends from a heating unit above the tabletop through an axial bore in the clamp shaft to a location below or near the table for attachment to an external energy source such as an electrical outlet or a fuel tank. One or more clamp plates may be positioned on the clamp shaft to stabilize the heating apparatus by applying a clamping force against the tabletop. A clamp fastener may also be disposed on the clamp shaft for applying a clamping force against the table between the clamp plates.
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