Granted Patent B2

US 11,419,364 · App. 17/203,916 · Granted Aug 23, 2022

Inventors: Michael Slate (Indianapolis, IN); Ian Winston Scott Bennett (Indianapolis, IN)

A24F25/00A24F15/02B65D25/06B65D25/08B65D85/12

Abstract

Claims (30)

1. A peg system, comprising:

a plurality of components including at least:

a wall, and

a connector,

wherein the wall fits into a connector gap of the connector to form the peg system,

wherein the wall includes a cut-out portion at its bottom, and this cut-out portion is used for providing a tight fitting with the connector,

wherein the peg system is removably attached to a tray by inserting a base of the connector into a tray gap of the tray, and

wherein a plurality of cigars is stacked and separated on the tray by using the installed peg system on the tray.

2. The peg system of claim 1 , wherein the wall is a wooden panel that is designed to act as a separator for separating the cigars with other cigars on the same tray.

3. The peg system of claim 1 , wherein the connector is a fastener that is made up of a plastic material.

4. The peg system of claim 3 , wherein the connector includes a first vertical portion and a second vertical portion.

5. The peg system of claim 4 , wherein the connector further includes a circular base below the first vertical portion and the second vertical portion.

6. The peg system of claim 5 , wherein, between the first vertical portion and the second vertical portion, there is the connector gap in which the wall is inserted such that a cut-out portion of the wall fits in to the connector gap.

7. The peg system of claim 1 , wherein the tray is a wooden tray.

8. A peg system for a humidor, comprising:

a plurality of components including at least:

a wall, and

a connector,

wherein the wall fits into a connector gap of the connector to form the peg system,

wherein the wall fits into a connector gap of the connector to form the peg system,

wherein the wall includes a cut-out portion at its bottom, and this cut-out portion is used for providing a tight fitting with the connector,

wherein the peg system is removably attached to a tray of the humidor by inserting a base of the connector into a tray gap of the tray, and

wherein a plurality of cigars is stacked and separated on the tray by using the installed peg system on the tray inside the humidor.

9. The peg system of claim 8 , wherein the wall is a wooden panel that is designed to act as a separator for separating the cigars with other cigars on the same try inside the same humidor.

10. The peg system of claim 8 , wherein the connector is a fastener that is made up of a plastic material.

11. The peg system of claim 10 , wherein the connector includes a first vertical portion and a second vertical portion.

12. The peg system of claim 11 , wherein the connector further includes a circular base below the first vertical portion and the second vertical portion.

13. The peg system of claim 12 , wherein, between the first vertical portion and the second vertical portion, there is the connector gap in which the wall is inserted such that a cut-out portion of the wall fits into the connector gap.

14. The peg system of claim 8 , wherein the tray is a wooden tray.

15. The peg system of claim 14 , wherein the wooden tray is a square or rectangular tray and the cigars sit safely on top of the wooden tray.

Continuity (1)

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