Utility items made with rods of oval construction
AssigneeInterDesign, Inc.
InventorsRobert A. Immerman, Russell Benton Snell, Philip C. Dretzka, Radu Alexandru Ghiorghie
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AssigneeInterDesign, Inc.
InventorsRobert A. Immerman, Russell Benton Snell, Philip C. Dretzka, Radu Alexandru Ghiorghie
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An implement for use in a bathroom or a kitchen which is composed of at least one rod which is oval in cross section, the rod being aesthetic in appearance and providing an advantageous force distribution over rods with circular cross sections. The implement can be a hanging device, such as a hanger, a hanger for ties and belts, and many other variations having a hook portion for engaging a cylindrical support, an over-the-door/vertical wall device also including the rods with the oval cross section, the latter devices being, for example, clothes supporting hooks, hooks for articles made from fabric; wire metal baskets having a rim and/or transition device made from a rod with an oval cross section; paper or magazine holders comprising parallel racks separated by upstanding walls; bag dispenser and handles for implements.
A hanging device for engaging a horizontal support and for holding items on said hanging device, said hanging device comprising a rod having opposing wide surfaces convexly curved with respect to each other and opposing narrow surfaces convexly curved with respect to each other and interconnecting said wide surfaces to form the rod with an oval cross section, with a long axis extending between said wide surfaces and a short axis transverse to said long axis extending between said narrow surfaces, the long axes being parallel and the short axes being parallel in every cross section of said rod when said rod is in a straight condition, said rod comprising:
A hanging device for use with the top of a door or wall, said hanging device comprising:
A utility device comprising at least one bent being made from a metal rod having an oval cross section, said oval cross section having opposing wide surfaces and opposing narrow surfaces interconnecting said opposing wide surfaces, said utilitarian device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.