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Brush Pile

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Comeback idea

A starter kit of brush pile toy blocks and forest-play games for kids and backyard builders.

The write-up

Brush Pile builds a whole play-and-nature story from two simple words, and it's ready for a second act. Families and outdoor educators are looking for hands-on, screen-off play, and a brush pile is a classic way to get kids building, hiding and exploring. The name is up for a fresh start, and here's how you'd relaunch it: a small line of wooden brush pile play sets sold at outdoor toy fairs, ordered from brushpilekids.com.

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Best open domain

brushpilekids.com

Not registered as of Oct 8, 2026 per RDAP. Domains move fast.

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Registration cancelled per USPTO on Feb 27, 2026; check that the name isn't still in use (common-law rights) before you build; not legal advice.

The USPTO record

USPTO status
· code 710 (Cancelled, Section 8)
Registration date
Aug 11, 2015
Filing date
Aug 1, 2014
Registration no.
4791874
Serial no.
86355411
Goods & services
Fish attractants
Owner as listed with the USPTO
  • Rodney Selby
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FAQ

Is the Brush Pile name free to use?

We can't tell you that. A cancelled or expired registration does not mean a name is free; someone may still be using it (common-law rights). Verify the record in TSDR and consult a trademark attorney before you build.

When did the BRUSH PILE registration end?

Registration cancelled per USPTO on Feb 27, 2026. Status may change.

Can the registration come back?

Yes, it's possible. The USPTO can reinstate a registration, for example on a petition filed within 6 months, so always check the current status in TSDR.

Is brushpilekids.com registered?

As of Oct 8, 2026, RDAP showed brushpilekids.com as not registered. Domains move fast, so check a registrar.