Mop prop, stick stay, and broom base

This patent portfolio, assigned to Katherine Joanne Weber, relates to consumer – other technology, and is available for sale or license through IPApproach.

Assignee

Katherine Joanne Weber

Availability

For Sale or License

Overview

The patented technology introduces a self-standing attachment mechanism for elongated tools such as brooms, mops, and similar rod-based devices. The invention enables these tools to stand upright independently, eliminating the need to lean against walls or furniture. The attachment integrates a compact, collapsible support system-featuring springs, tines, and a release mechanism-that deploys when needed and retracts when not in use.

This design enhances safety, convenience, and storage efficiency across residential, commercial, and
industrial environments. This patent addresses a universal, everyday problem with a simple, scalable, and highly licensable solution applicable across multiple product categories.

Listing updated August 21, 2026

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