Collar attachment for support hook
AssigneeKeeler Corporation
InventorsWilliam Doyle Watt, Jr., Dale L. Flowerday
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AssigneeKeeler Corporation
InventorsWilliam Doyle Watt, Jr., Dale L. Flowerday
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A support assembly for attachment to a supporting surface, and preferably a vertical surface, as well as a method for assembling such a support. The assembly includes a support such as a garment hook or the like, a base on said support and a continuous retaining collar for securing the base and support to the supporting surface. The retaining collar has a base-receiving aperture smaller than the outer periphery of the base for overlapping and holding the base against the supporting surface. Although the support itself such as the garment hook is too large to allow passage of the collar thereover, assembly with the support base is accomplished by inserting only a portion of the base through the collar aperture, rotating one of the collar and base with respect to the other to pass the remainder of the base through the aperture, and seating the base against the back of the collar.
A support assembly comprising a support such as a hook for hanging garments and the like and attaching means for attaching said support to a supporting surface;
The support assembly of claim 14 including means accessible for the rear of said base on said base for securing said base, and thus said support to a supporting surface.
A support assembly comprising a support having a base for securing said support to a surface, and attaching means including a continuous flange outlining and continously engaging the entire periphery of and overlapping the peripheral edge of said base for holding said base and support against a surface, recess means corresponding in shape to said base for receiving said base behind said attaching means such that the rear surface of said base and attaching means are generally flush after assembly, means for securing said attaching means to a surface, and an aperture for receiving said base therethrough, said flange defining the edge of said aperture;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.