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US 2008/0283558 A1Published application
Garment hanger with a collapsible/retractable support hook
OwnerRichard J. Rude, Stanley Austininventors
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Abstract
A garment hanger with a hook that pivots between a substantially vertical position and a substantially horizontal position. The body of the hanger having detents for securing the hook in either the vertical or horizontal position. The hook capable of being alternately attached and detached from the body of the hanger. The hook additionally capable of being rotated along a substantially vertical axis.
Claims9
A garment hanger comprising:
- a hook having a first end and a second end;
- a body having an opening for receiving the hook, a first arm member and a second arm member;
- wherein the hook is pivotally connected to the body, the hook adapted to move between a first position and a second position and the hook is rotatable about a substantially vertical axis;
- and
- wherein the hook is alternately attached and detached from the body via the opening.
2 more elements
A garment hanger comprising:
- a central support member;
- an opening in the central support member;
- a support hook pivotally connected to the central support member, the support hook adapted to move between a collapsed position and a generally upright position;
- wherein the support hook is alternately inserted and removed from the central support member via the opening;
- and
- a first arm member and a second arm member, each arm member connected to and extending away from the central support member.
3 more elements
A garment hanger comprising:
- a central support member;
- a support hook pivotally connected to the central support member, the support hook adapted to move about a pivot point between a collapsed position and a generally upright position;
- a detent on the central support member;
- a channel positioned longitudinally through the body, the channel comprising an opening forming a passageway into a socket;
- the socket sized to receive a first end of the support hook;
- and
- a first arm member and a second arm members each arm member connected to and extending away from the central support member.
4 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.