Clothes drying hanger
OwnerCharles J. McPheeinventor
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Abstract
A hanger especially adapted for supporting washed garments for rapid drying. The hanger includes a garment-supporting hoop having a central hub with a suspension hook capable of being detached and/or folded for storage and travel.
Claims12
A hanger for supporting washed garments for rapid air drying, said hanger comprising a hoop portion having at least one coplanar arm portion extending inwardly to a central hub portion;
- and a hook having a stem pivotally connected to said hub portion for pivotal movement of said hook between a retracted position lying along the plane of said hoop portion and an extended position projecting in a direction generally normal to the plane of said hoop portion;
- said hub portion being provided with a recess defined by a pair of spaced parallel side walls extending axially through said hub portion;
- said walls having apertures and said stem of said hook portion being provided with a pair of projections pivotally received in said apertures.
The hanger of claim 10 in which said hoop, arm, and hub portions are formed of rigid plastic material.
A hanger for supporting washed garments for rapid air drying, said hanger comprising a hoop portion and at least one coplanar arm portion extending inwardly to a central hub portion;
- and a hook having a stem with an end portion pivotally connected to said hub portion for pivotal movement of said hook between a retracted position lying along the plane of said hoop portion and an extended position projecting in a direction generally normal to the plane of said hoop portion;
- said hub portion including a wall defining a recess extending axially through said hub portion and opening in a direction normal to the plane of said hoop portion and along one side in a direction facing said hoop portion;
- projection means provided by said end portion of said stem;
- and aperture means provided by said wall of said hub for pivotally receiving said projection means to permit pivotal movement of said hook between said retracted and extended positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.