A sleeve (1) for beverage containers (2) made of a substantially planar rigid material, such as cardboard, having side sections (6) which are foldably connected along folding creases (4) to form a sleeve having a top opening (3) for inserting a container. The sleeve has a bottom coaster (11) which is foldably connected to a bottom of one of the side sections which is supported by a strut (8) under the coaster adhesively attached at a folding tab (9) to the bottom of the coaster. An extension (7)...

A handle extension for a coaster wagon which allows an adult to easily control the handle thereof without having to bend and yet is quickly adaptable to any preselected shape of grip component of the handle, composed of an extension member for providing a length elongation of the tubular component of the handle of the coaster wagon, a connector member for connecting the extension member immovably to the grip component, and a hand grip for being held by the user of the coaster wagon, who may or m...

A coaster constructed for the purpose of sustaining the weight of glasses, bottles, cans and other receptacles containing drinks and other liquids and which is composed of mesh joined with an absorbent layer and held in place by a frame. The coaster permits air to circulate through the multiple cavities of the mesh to accomplish the evaporation of moisture and surface non-adherence and to allow any remaining residue to be easily absorbed by the absorbent bottom layer, which is extended in such a...

A coaster for supporting drinking vessels containing, in particular, cold drinks that will absorb the condensation. The coaster will not stick to the drink vessel when the same is lifted for use. This is accomplished by having a coaster containing an absorbent layer in the base of a central recess and support rods spaced above that absorbent material and yet beneath the rim of the recess, whereby the drinking vessel is safely supported. The support bars have a configuration such that they presen...

The invention is a disk-shaped combination drink coaster and air freshener for a drink holder. The top layer absorbs condensation or liquid spills from a drink container. The disk may have a layer impregnated with an air freshener, which will gradually be released into the vehicle or room. The disk has a plurality of layers designed to absorb liquid spills and prevent liquid spills and the air freshener material from leaving deposits on the bottom of the drink holder. The device may be imprinted...

An illuminated coaster having a minimum number of parts for facilitating assembly and reducing manufacturing costs includes an integral base defining structure for receiving a light, at least one battery, battery contacts, and a switch means for lighting the light when a drinking vessel is disposed in the coaster.

A coaster for containers of hot or cold liquids that more effectively insulates the container from both the outer walls and base of the coaster, and that does so for longer periods of time of continuous use than known devices. Among other features, the coaster impedes the formation of condensate water on its outside walls and base, and provides an improved non-adhering adsorbent layer to receive and contain the container and receive the condensate drained from its walls.

This disclosure pertains to a rigid board-like surface having three casters affixed to the undermost surface thereof. Two of the casters are disposed in spaced apart relationship and co-axially aligned at one end of the board. The remaining caster is located at the other end of the board. Each caster utilizes an eccentric wheel, causing the board to undulate when rolling down an inclined surface. An inverted U-shaped rail is affixed to the uppermost surface of the board to which is attached a ro...

A cooler for cooling individual beverage containers and the liquid therein using ice has a pedestal fastened to a coaster base. The pedestal has a truncated bell shape and is wider at its top than at its bottom The top portion of the pedestal contains a tub. A dome shaped lid is attached to the top portion of the pedestal. When the lid is closed, the lid covers the tub.

A lid for a container is provided comprising a reusable cap with means to engage the top of the container and an annular sleeve which is detachable from the cap. When detached, the annular sleeve may engage the bottom of the container and provide a base on which to stand the container. The annular sleeve inhibits rusting of the container and protects shelves and counters from rust rings.