Spring loaded clothes hanger
OwnerRoger L. Kellerinventor
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Abstract
A clothes hanger having a first and second member. The first member has a supporting hook, a circular hinge section and a first supporting arm. The second member has a second supporting arm and a pivoting axle extending through the circular section for allowing the arms to move downwardly towards each other and a stop engagable with the top of the first supporting arm for limiting the extent of upward movement of the arms. A spring between the first and second members yieldably urges the first and second arms upwardly and away from each other to cause the stop to engage the first arm for supporting a garment from the arms, but allows the garment to be pulled downwardly and off of the hanger by causing movement of the arms downwardly and towards each other.
Claims5
A spring loaded clothes hanger comprising,
- a first member and a second member,
- said first member having a supporting hook, a circular hinge section and a first supporting arm,
- said second member having a second supporting arm, a pivoting axle extending through the circular section of the first member for allowing the arms to move relative to each other, and a stop engagable with the top of the first supporting arm for limiting the extent of upward movement of the arms, and
- spring means between the first and second members yieldably urging the first and second arms upwardly and away from each other to cause the stop to engage the first arm for supporting a garment but allowing the arms to move toward each other and release the garment.
A spring loaded clothes hanger comprising,
- an integral first member and an integral second member,
- said first member having a supporting hook, a circular hinge section connected to the hook and having an axis perpendicular to a plane containing the hook, and a first clothes supporting arm connected at right angle to the axis of the hinge section,
- said second member having a second clothes supporting arm, a pivoting axle connected perpendicular to the second arm and extending through the circular hinge of the first member for allowing the arms to move relative to each other, and an L-shaped stop connected perpendicular to the axle and engagable with the top of the first arm for limiting the extent of the upward movement of the arms, and
- spring means supported by the axle and engaging and yieldably urging the first and second arms upwardly and away from each other to cause the stop to engage the first arm for supporting a garment but allowing the arms to move toward each other to release the garment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.