Mounting assembly for suspending an electrical appliance from an elevated cabinet
AssigneeSony Electronics Inc.
InventorRichard Gioscia
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AssigneeSony Electronics Inc.
InventorRichard Gioscia
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A mounting assembly for suspending the housing of a radio or other electrical appliance from the elevated bottom wall of a kitchen wall cabinet includes first and second concentric substantially circular members which are turnable and axially movable relative to each other and one of which is fixed to the top of the radio housing, stepped surfaces extending along respective arcs adjacent a periphery of the first member and being selectively engageable by seating elements extending radially from the second member for adjusting the axial position of the second member relative to the first member in dependence upon the rotational position of the first and second members relative to each other, and fasteners adapted to be extended from above through the bottom wall of the cabinet and then through holes in the second member into engagement with tapped bores in the first member for securing the latter to the bottom wall of the cabinet and preventing relative turning of the first and second members so that the adjusted axial position of the second member relative to the first member establishes the desired vertical position of the radio housing in respect to the cabinet.
A mounting assembly for suspending an electrical appliance from a bottom wall of an elevated cabinet, comprising:
An electrical appliance in combination with a mounting assembly, the electrical appliance comprising a housing, and the mounting assembly being adapted for suspending said housing from a bottom wall of an elevated cabinet;
In combination with a kitchen wall cabinet having an elevated bottom wall, and forwardly opening front doors that project an indeterminate distance below said bottom wall, a radio having a housing, and mounting means for suspending said radio from said bottom wall so as to avoid interference with opening of said front doors;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.