Tension clamp hanger
OwnerThomas F. Underwoodinventor
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A tension clamp hanger which acts to suspend flexible articles or objects within a flexible container, from a support. The hanger has a rigid, vertical shank with a hook at the upper end and a generally horizontal lower end which is separated into two opposing halves. In use, the hook portion of the hanger is engaged with the support, such as a rod or tree, to suspend the hanger. A flexible portion of the article or container to be suspended is looped around the rigid, vertical shank of the hanger to completely encircle the shank, and after crossing the flexible portion back over itself, the flexible portion is placed in between the opposing parts of the lower end. The tension clamp hanger then acts to grip the article or container more tightly as the article is pulled in a downward direction. The article is easily released, however, by simply pulling the article up and away from the lower end of the hanger. Rope, cord, chains, or other objects tied to flexible portions of these articles may also be suspended using the tension clamp hanger in the described manner.
A tension clamp hanger for hanging articles from a supporting member by an upper flexible end of the articles, said tension clamp hanger comprising:
A tension clamp hanger for hanging an article from a supporting member by an upper flexible end of the article, said tension clamp hanger comprising:
A method of suspending an article from a supporting by a hanger comprising the following steps:
A method of suspending a flexible article from a supporting structure by a hanger comprising the following steps:
A method of suspending a flexible article from a supporting structure by a hanger comprising the following steps:
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