Go Tray

Abstract

The Go Tray was designed to allow an individual to carry their food on a tray where the individual has complete control of the tray with one hand. The tray can be customized for a particular food vendors menu. At the same time the Go Tray allows for advertising information on the front view. The Go Tray will be constructed for a one time use and therefore will be made from a thin plastic or cardboard.

Claims

1. The Go Tray is the sole invention of Eric Michael Hyman. The invention which is to be constructed utilizing plastic, cardboard, or any similar type material is capable of carrying many different types of food products and can be customized for each individual vendor's fair. The design is such that the food, condiments, and beverage are held in place by pockets of varying depths on the Go Tray. The Go Tray itself is able to be carried with one hand which slides under the tray and grasps the beverage pocket thus enabling free use of the other hand. The design is unique because of the following: (1) it allows for the food not to be bumped off the tray in arena type environments; (2) it allows for easy sitting to standing to sitting positions as in an arena type environment when someone needs to pass you to get to their seat and also to stand and cheer for your team; (3) it allows you to pull/carry a piece of luggage as in an airport environment; (4) allows you to use your other hand to simply eat the food on the tray without having to worry about the tray falling off your lap.

Description

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE GO TRAY

[0004] 1A FIG 5 Top View

[0005] Measurements are approximately 8 in width and 13 in length. The large rectangular pocket, 5 in width and 6 in length, is designed to hold a sandwich or hamburger and the smaller rectangular pocket, 2 5, is designed to hold potato chips or French fries. The large circular pocket, which is 3 in circumference, is designed to hold a beverage. The smaller circular pockets, which are 1 in circumference, were designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments.

[0006] 1B FIG 5 Right Side View

[0007] Measurement are approximately 5 in height and a width of 8 . Shows the depth of the pockets explained in the Top View above. The large rectangular pocket designed to hold a sandwich or hamburger is approximately 2 deep. The smaller rectangular pocket designed to hold potato chips or French fries is also 2 deep. The large circular pocket, designed to hold a beverage, is 3 deep and the small circular pockets designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments is 5 deep.

[0008] 1C FIG 5 Front View

[0009] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The front is designed to assist in insuring that the food does not fall off the tray due to a bump by another person in a crowd type of atmosphere prevalent in arena type environments and can also be used as an advertisement billboard of sorts to advertise a sports team, a food product, or a food vendor.

[0010] 1D FIG 5 Left Side View

[0011] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 8 . This side was designed to help balance the tray when a person is sitting down, on their lap or at a table.

[0012] 1E FIG 5 Back View

[0013] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The back view is open allow for the individual's hand to comfortably gain access to the sides of the beverage pocket which is the holder so that the individual can carry the tray.

[0014] 2A FIG 5 Top View

[0015] Measurements are approximately 8 in width and 13 in length. The large pie shaped pocket, 6 in length at the longest part and 6 in width, is designed to hold a piece of Pizza. The smaller rectangular pocket, 5 long and 2 wide, is designed to hold potato chips or French fries. The large circular pocket, which is 3 in circumference, is designed to hold a beverage. The smaller circular pockets, which are 1 in circumference, were designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments.

[0016] 2B FIG 5 Right Side View

[0017] Measurement are approximately 5 in height and a width of 8 . Shows the depth of the pockets explained in the Top View above. The large pie shaped pocket designed to hold a piece of Pizza is approximately 2 deep. The rectangular pocket designed to hold potato chips or French fries is also 2 deep. The large circular pocket, designed to hold a beverage, is 3 deep and the small circular pockets, designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments are 5 deep.

[0018] 2C FIG 5 Front View

[0019] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The front is designed to assist in insuring that the food does not fall off the tray due to a bump by another person in a crowd type of atmosphere prevalent in arena type environments and can also be used as an advertisement billboard of sorts to advertise a sports team, a food product, or a food vendor.

[0020] 2D FIG 5 Left Side View

[0021] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 8 . This side was designed to help balance the tray when a person is sitting down, on their lap or at a table.

[0022] 2E FIG 5 Back View

[0023] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The back view is open allow for the individual's hand to comfortably gain access to the sides of the beverage pocket which is the holder so that the individual can carry the tray.

[0024] 3A FIG 5 Top View

[0025] Measurements are approximately 8 in width and 13 in length. The large circular pocket, which measures 7 in circumference, is designed to hold a rice bowl or bowl of soup. The rectangular pocket, 2 4; is designed to hold crackers or sauces. The large circular pocket, which is 3 in circumference, is designed to hold a beverage. The smaller circular pockets, which are 1 in circumference, were designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments.

[0026] 3B FIG 5 Right Side View

[0027] Measurements are approximately 8 in width and 13 in length. The large circular pocket, which measure 7 circumference is 3 deep, is designed to hold a rice bowl or bowl of soup. The rectangular pocket, 2 5, is hidden from view, designed to hold crackers or sauces, is only 2 deep. The large circular pocket, which is 3 in circumference, which is designed to hold a beverage, is also hidden from view as it is 3 deep. The smaller circular pockets, which are 1 in circumference, which were designed to hold plastic ware, napkins, and condiments, are 5 deep.

[0028] 3C FIG 5 Front View

[0029] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The front is designed to assist in insuring that the food does not fall off the tray due to a bump by another person in a crowd type of atmosphere prevalent in arena type environments and can also be used as an advertisement billboard of sorts to advertise a sports team, a food product, or a food vendor.

[0030] 3D FIG 5 Left Side View

[0031] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 8 . This side was designed to help balance the tray when a person is sitting down, on their lap or at a table.

[0032] 3F FIG 5 Back View

[0033] Measurements are approximately 5 in height and a width of 13 . The back view is open allow for the individual's hand to comfortably gain access to the sides of the beverage pocket which is the holder so that the individual can carry the tray.