Vanity organizer system
OwnerLori Greinerinventor
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Abstract
An organizer system includes an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a back wall, a top wall and a bottom wall; the top wall and the bottom wall each include a right segment and a left segment. The system further includes a first door connected to the frame and extending substantially from the top left wall segment to the bottom left wall segment and a second door connected to the frame and extending substantially from the top right wall segment to the bottom left wall segment; each door further defines the interior space and opens outward from the interior space. At least one storage element is disposed within the interior space.
Claims91
An organizer system, comprising:
- an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a top wall, a bottom wall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a back wall;
- a first door and a second door, each door coupled to the frame, further defining the interior space, and extending substantially from the top wall to the bottom wall, and each door opening outward from the interior space;
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- first storage element disposed within the interior space, the first storage element including a ring storage element.
The system of claim 4, further comprising a second mirror forming a portion of an outer surface of the second door.
An organizer system comprising:
- an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a top wall, a bottom wall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall, and a backwall;
- a first door and a second door, each door coupled to the frame, further defining the interior space, and extending substantially from the top wall to the bottom wall, and each door opening outward from the interior space;
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- a plurality of cross-bars located in the interior space, each cross-bar including a plurality of openings adapted to receive an earring.
An organizer system, comprising:
- an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a back wall, a top wall and a bottom wall;
- the top wall and the bottom wall each including a right segment and a left segment;
- each of the top and bottom wall left segments extending from a first end coupled to the first side wall to a second end disposed between the first and second side walls, and each of the top and bottom wall right segments extending from a first end coupled to the second side wall to a second end disposed between the first and second side walls, the second ends of the top and bottom wall right segments being spaced apart from the second ends of the top and bottom wall left segments;
- a first door coupled to the frame, extending substantially from the top wall left segment to the bottom wall left segment, further defining the interior space, and opening outward in a direction generally away from the back wall;
- a second door coupled to the frame, extending substantially from the top wall right segment to the bottom wall right segment, further defining the interior space, and opening outward from the interior space;
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- at least one storage element disposed within the interior space, the at least one storage element selected from a group consisting of a plurality of hooks, a ring holder, a plurality of horizontal cross-bars, each cross-bar including a plurality of openings adapted to receive an earring, at least one shelf, and a plurality of cylindrical receptacles.
An organizer system, comprising:
- an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a top wall, a bottom wall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a back wall;
- a first door and a second door, each door coupled to the frame, further defining the interior space, and extending substantially from the top wall to the bottom wall, and each door opening outward from the interior space;
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- a first storage element disposed within the interior space, the first storage element including a set of receptacles.
An organizer system comprising:
- an interior space defined by a frame, the frame including a top wall, a bottom wall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a backwall;
- a door coupled to the frame, further defining the interior space and extending substantially from the top wall to the bottom wall and the door opening outward from the interior space;
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- at least one storage element disposed within the interior space, at least one storage element selected from the group consisting of a plurality of hooks, a ring holder, a plurality of cross-bars, each cross-bar including a plurality of openings adapted to receive an earring, at least one shelf, and a plurality of cylindrical receptacles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.