Clothes Hanger Assembly
OwnerRichard John Mullerinventor
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Abstract
A clothes hanger assembly is described with a hook, a support bar perpendicularly attached to the hook, a support bar with a first side and a second side, each side oppositely projecting downwardly, such that the downward projection of the first side and the second side form an arc-like projection, such that the arc-like projection has a gradual point of curvature where the first side and second side meet, the arc-like projection further having a significant point of curvature such that the end points of the first side and second side continue to rotate approximately ninety degrees from where the first side and second side meet; and a support bar having a diameter from 0.5″ to 3.0″.
Claims19
A clothes hanger assembly comprising:
- a hook,
- a support bar perpendicularly attached to the hook,
- the support bar further comprising a first side and a second side, the first side and second side downwardly projecting, such that the downward projection of the first side and the second side form an arc-like projection, the arc-like projection having a gradual point of curvature where the first side and second side meet, the arc-like projection further having a significant point of curvature such that the end points of the first side and second side have rotated approximately ninety degrees from where the first side and second side meet;
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- the support bar having a diameter from 0.5″ to 3.0″.
A clothes hanger assembly comprising:
- a hook,
- a support bar perpendicularly attached to the hook,
- the support bar further comprising a first side and a second side, the first side and second side downwardly projecting, such that the downward projection of the first side and the second side form an arc-like projection, the arc-like projection having a gradual point of curvature from where the first side and second side meet, the arc-like projection further having a significant point of curvature such that the end points of the first side and second side have rotated approximately ninety degrees from where the first side and second side meet;
- the support bar further comprising a support bar width with a diameter from 0.5″ to 3.0″;
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- a cross bar, the cross bar having a first end and a second end, such that the first end and the second end attach to the end points of the first side and the second support bar, and
A method making a clothes hanger assembly comprising:
- selecting tubular support member with a diameter from 0.5 to 3.0″ in diameter;
- bifurcating the selected tubular member bending the tubular support member on each side of the bifurcation to impart a gradual curvature point,
- further bending the tubular support member so that the tubular member has rotated approximately ninety degrees.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.