Shoe display and storage hanger
OwnerJuan C. Ariasinventor
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Abstract
A display and storage hangers for shoes adapted to be hung on rods that extend outwardly and substantially horizontally from the display walls where the rods are perpendicularly mounted. The hangers include an elongated member that is vertically hung from the rods. The hanger includes a vertically extending elongated member with a U-shape member integrally formed on the lower end of the elongated member. The U-shape member includes two upwardly extending tongue members that support the shoes being displayed.
Claims8
A display and storage hanger for shoes for mounting on substantially horizontally extending rods, comprising:
- A. an elongated member having two ends and one of said ends including hook means for mounting on said rods so that the said elongated member and said hook means define a plane that is perpendicular to said rods when mounted thereon;
- B. a U-shaped member rigidly mounted to the other end of said elongated member and said U-shaped member including two tongue members that extend upwardly parallel to said elongated member and terminating at a point substantially on the center of said elongated member so that said tongue members are inserted inside said shoes for their support and wherein said tongue members are in the same plane of said elongated member.
A display and storage hanger for shoes for mounting on substantially horizontally extending rods, comprising:
- A. an elongated flat member having two ends and one of said ends including flat hook means for mounting on said rods so that the plane defined by said elongated member and said hook means define a plane that is perpendicular to said rods when mounted thereon;
- B. a U-shape member rigidly mounted to the other end of said elongated member and said U-shape member including two tongue members that extend upwardly parallel to said elongated member in a plane that is parallel to and at a spaced apart relationship with the plane defined by said elongated member and said hook means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.