Illuminated garment holder
AssigneeArdee Lighting/USA, Inc.
InventorLee Ward
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Abstract
An illuminated garment holder includes at least one support member having a free end which is adapted to be secured to a wall or ceiling. The opposite end includes a connecting joint on which an elongated light fixture is rotatably mounted in a generally horizontal position. The light fixture includes a fluorescent bulb or the like, and a translucent lens through which light from the bulb is transmitted to the exterior of the fixture. The fixture can be rotated to any of the number of positions and locked in place to direct the light as desired. The fixture is dimensioned to support clothing hangers for garment displays.
Claims27
A lighting device comprising at least one support member having a free end adopted to be secured to a wall or ceiling and an opposed end;
- a connecting joint mounted on the opposed end of said support member, a light fixture rotatably mounted on said connecting joint, and means for adjustably securing said light fixture in a selected position on the connecting joint against rotation.
A lighting device comprising a pair of generally cylindrical support tubes each having a free end adopted to be secured to a wall or ceiling;
- a pair of substantially identical connecting joints respectively mounted on the opposed ends of said support tube, and an elongated light fixture having opposed ends respectively rotatably mounted on said connecting joints;
- and means for adjustably securing said light fixture in selected positions on the connecting joints against rotation.
An illuminated hanger device comprising a generally cylindrical elongated tube having an elongated opening formed therein whose arc is less than 180°;
- a concave translucent lens mounted on said tube over said elongated opening;
- said tube having a first end portion adopted to be secured to a wall and a second free end portion;
- and an end cap secured to said second free end portion of said tube having a major dimension larger than the diameter of said tube thereby to serve as a stop for garment hangers supported on the tube.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.