Flexible and durable holding apparatus for securing elongated articles with central or off-centered anchoring, adjustable strap system and locking features

Abstract

The device is constructed from a durable and flexible material, such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE), thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) or reinforced silicone or any metals. These materials ensure high tensile strength, elasticity and resistance to environmental factors like UV radiation, moisture and temperature variations, making the device suitable for diverse applications in both indoor and outdoor settings. These material properties ensure the device's long-term durability, even challenging conditions and the flexibility of the material allows the device to conform to pipes and wires of varying diameters, providing a secure grip without causing abrasion or structural damage to the articles. The construction of the device features a central or off-centered anchoring section designed to be affixed to a wall using a screw or similar fastener. This central or off-centered region is reinforced to withstand the mechanical stresses associated with the weight of the secured articles. The central or off-centered attachment point includes a pre-formed hole or recess for standard screws or wall plugs, ensuring a stable connection. Extending symmetrically or asymmetrically from the central or off-centered point are elongated flexible strips crafted from the same flexible material. These strips are designed to be wound around the articles to be secured and are equipped with an integrated locking mechanism, such as a snap-fit buckle, loop-and-hook fasteners or ratcheting clasps at their ends ensuring adjustable and secure fastening. This allows for adjustable tightness based on the article's dimensions, providing a secure and reliable hold. The device is installed by first securing the central or off-centered attachment point to the wall using screws. The pipe or wire is then positioned along the wall, the flexible strips are wrapped around the article and the locking mechanism is engaged. This ensures that the strips remain tensioned, providing a secure and organized arrangement of pipes and wires.

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