Picture hanging assembly
OwnerLarry M. Robertsoninventor
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Abstract
A picture hanging assembly is disclosed for attaching a picture to a wall structure. The assembly includes a first bracket having an elongated body and two prongs which extend outwardly from one edge of the body and in which the prongs are longitudinally spaced from each other. A second bracket also has an elongated body and two recesses which are open to one edge of the body and are dimensioned to slidably receive the prongs. The bottoms of the recesses are inclined in opposite directions with respect to the axis of the second bracket body. One bracket is secured to the picture while the other bracket is secured to a wall structure.
Claims5
A picture hanging assembly comprising
- a first bracket having an elongated body and two prongs which extend outwardly from one edge of said body, said prongs being longitudinally spaced from each other and having a free end,
- a second bracket having an elongated body and two recesses open to one edge of said second bracket body, each recess being dimensioned to slidably receive one prong, each recess having a bottom spaced from and facing said one edge of said second bracket body, said bottoms of said recesses being inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of said second bracket body and so that said bottoms are inclined in opposite angular directions,
- means for attaching one of said brackets to a picture, and
- means for attaching the other of said brackets to a wall structure
- wherein each prong has a length so that, with each prong positioned within its receiving recess and having its free end in abutment with the bottom of its receiving recess, said body of said first bracket is spaced from said body of said second bracket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.