Visual compact disk wall rack
OwnerDouglas J. Huntinventor
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Abstract
This visual compact disc wall rack is designed to display a multiple number of compact music disc cases. Primarily, a rack is composed of a rectangular frame having vertical and horizontal members defining compartment openings for receiving the cases, and hook pile fasteners are secured in the compartment openings or mating engagement with loop pile fasteners secured to the rear surfaces of the cases. Further provided are similar fasteners on the edges of the frame, so as to secure a pair or more of the frames together when desired in a grouping.
Claims3
A visual compact disc wall rack for removably storing compact music disc cases which comprises:
- (a) a frame having two vertical members and two horizontal members;
- (b) at least one additional vertical member equally spaced apart from each of the said two vertical members and fixedly secured at each end to said horizontal members of said frame;
- (c) at least one additional horizontal member also equally spaced apart from each of the said two horizontal members and fixedly secured at each end to said vertical members of said frame and thereby defining compartments that removably receive said compact music disc cases;
- (d) horizontal mounting strips fixedly secured into said frame, and hook and loop pile first fastener means attached to said mounting strips which cooperates with mating hook and loop pile for first fastener means secured to said compact music disc cases for holding the compact music disc cases into said frame;
- (e) a back board fixedly secured to said frame;
- (f) a second mating hook and loop pile fastener means secured to an edge of said frame for holding duplicate pluralities of said frames together when displayed in a grouping;
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- (g) a cut-out opening provided in some edges of one side of said vertical members whereby the tips of a person's finger may be received to remove a case of said compact music disc cases from said frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.