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US 4,586,616 AGranted
Universal magnetic utensil mounting bar
AssigneeR. E. Phelon Company, Inc.
InventorsRosemary J. Cooper, Walter M. Misterka, Real L. Mercier
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AssigneeR. E. Phelon Company, Inc.
InventorsRosemary J. Cooper, Walter M. Misterka, Real L. Mercier
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A universal magnetic utensil mounting bar has an integral modular frame of generally elongated, rectangular configuration. The frame includes on one side thereof, a central channel shaped recess which extends longitudinally from end-to-end thereof. The opposite side of said module includes a pair of parallel, longitudinally extending, vertically spaced recesses disposed outwardly of the central recess. A magnetic rod and pole pieces are disposed in each of the parallel recesses. The central recess is adapted to receive selectively therein another elongated magnetic rod and pole pieces, a mounting bar portion of a towel rack, the bar portion of utensil support hooks and the bar portion of a dispensing spindle for a roll of paper towels.
Wall mountable magnetic fixture for holding tools, utensils and the like comprising an integral molded frame having a pair of vertically spaced, parallel elongated channels opening into one side of the frame, and a third channel opening into the opposite side thereof, a magnetic rod disposed in each of the spaced channels for magnetically attaching the one side of the frame onto a ferrous wall, said third channel being disposed intermediate said spaced channels and being adapted to receive therein a holding fixture having an inner beam portion which corresponds to the cross-section of said magnetic rod whereby the beam portion or another magnetic rod may be selectively fitted into said third channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.