Clothing accessory rack
AssigneeBenedict Engineering Company, Inc.
InventorsCharles E. Benedict, Judith B. McGinnis
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Abstract
An accessory rack for storing a plurality of articles such as wearing apparel or clothing accessories including jewelry, scarfs, ties, belts, chains, handbags, beads and the like and which includes a plurality of generally C-shaped hooks which are suspended from a telescoping housing so as to provide upper and lower rows of horizontally oriented and spaced support bars upon which such articles may be selectively and securely supported.
Claims12
An extendable closet organizer comprising a housing having a primary section and at least one slider member extendably carried by said primary section so as to be cantilevered outwardly with respect thereto, an article support rack means carried by said slider member, said article support rack means having a hanger means having an elongated central rod portion which extends generally parallel to and in vertically spaced relationship to said slider member and at least one upstanding element mounted to said slider member, a plurality of generally C-shaped support members attached to said central rod portion of said hanger means, each of said support members including upper and lower article support bars having first and second ends and intermediate sections, said second ends of said support bars being integrally connected by an interconnecting section, said upper support bars being connected to and extending outwardly with respect to said central rod portion of said hanger means, each of said upper and lower support bars being vertically spaced below said slider member and said lower support bar being vertically spaced below said central rod portion of said hanger means, said first and second ends of said lower support bars being generally equally spaced outwardly with respect to the elongated axis of said central rod portion of said hanger means, said intermediate sections of said upper and lower support bars being generally parallel with respect to one another and being generally horizontally oriented and said lower support bar being upwardly inclined adjacent said first end thereof whereby articles may be selectively carried by each of said upper and lower support bars.
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