Alternating belt hanger
OwnerAnthony Nathaniel Harrisinventor
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Abstract
A modified clothes hanger configured to suspend belts from a clothing rod. The device has a hook on its upper extreme, and a transverse beam on its lower extreme. A series of alternating prongs extend outward and upward from the transverse beam. The hook is placed over the clothing rod to install the device in a closet. The belt buckle of each belt to be hung is placed over one of the alternating prongs. The prongs are positioned and oriented so that the resulting weight placed on the hanger is well balanced. A variety of embodiments are described, including a hanger formed as one piece from molded plastic.
Claims14
A belt hanger for suspending a plurality of belts on a clothing rod, comprising:
- a. attachment means for removably attaching said belt hanger to said clothing rod;
- b. a beam, having a first side and a second side, connected to said attachment means so that said beam lies beneath said clothing rod and so that said beam is oriented transversely with respect to said clothing rod;
- c. a first prong extending outward from said first side of said beam, having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end of said first prong is connected to said beam, and wherein said second end of said first prong lies above said beam;
- d. a second prong extending outward from said second side of said beam, having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end of said second prong is connected to said beam, and wherein said second end of said second prong lies above said beam;
- e. wherein said first prong is a length of wire separate from said beam, with said first end of said first prong being wrapped around said beam and attached thereto;
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- f. wherein said second prong is a length of wire separate from said beam, with said first end of said second prong being wrapped around said beam and attached thereto.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.