Garment hanger caddy
OwnerCletus F. Keeninventor
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A device for organizing, storing and dispensiing garment hangers comprises a vertically disposed glide rod for engaging the hanger hook and two vertically disposed guide rods positioned on opposite sides of said glide rod and spaced forward thereof for engaging the respective outer shoulder portions of the garment hanger, the bottom ends of the guide rods and glide rod are mounted to a base which rests on a surface while the upper surfaces of the three vertically disposed support structures are joined by a single connector to provide a sturdy structure upon which garment hangers can be stacked and the stacked hangers unloaded into large storage bins by simply turning the device upside down. One of the guide rods bends behind and around the glide rod and is joined to the other support rods by the connector whereby the configuration of the one guide rod provides only a one-way access for the garment hanger hook to be placed around the glide rod and thus insures that all of the hangers are stacked uniformly for rapid unloading and reuse.
A garment hanger caddy for storing and dispensing garment hangers comprising:
A garment hanger caddy for storing and dispensing garment hangers comprising an elongated first member for engagement by a hanger hook, and a pair of elongated second members generally paralleling said first member and for engagement with the respective outer shoulders of a hanger, first means stationarily interconnecting one set corresponding ends of said members, second means interconnecting the other set of ends of said members to provide rigidity, said second means including a loop integral with the other ends of said second members and disposed in a plane generally normal to said members and spaced from said one ends of said first member and one of said second members, said loop passing behind and being spaced from said one member.
A garment hanger caddy for storing and dispensing garment hangers comprising a central vertically extending hook-engaging support means, a pair of spaced vertically extending support means capable of engaging the outer shoulder portions of said hanger when hooked around said central support means, the upper end portion one of said pair of spaced support means including an alignment loop passing behind and around said central hook-engaging means so as to align the hanger hooks of a hanger engaged with said hook-engaging support when released for movement down said hook-engaging support means so as to face the same direction.
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