Hanging device
OwnerHerbert Mark Bigelowinventor
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Abstract
A device for hanging an object on a vertical structure, such as a framed picture or painting on a wall. The device comprises a body having a planar portion that lies in a plane defining a first direction and a second direction transverse to the first direction. A plurality of openings are present in the planar portion, and the openings are arranged in a two-dimensional pattern so that each opening is offset in the first and second directions from at least a second of the openings. The device further includes a feature for securing the body to the object.
Claims2
A hanger for hanging an object on a fastener having longitudinally-opposed first and second ends, the first end of the fastener disposed in a generally vertical structure, and the second end of the fastener protruding from the generally vertical structure, the hanger comprising:
- a body having a planar portion having a plurality of closely-packed openings formed therein, the openings arranged in a pattern defined as comprising nested rows of the openings, each opening sized to receive the second end of the fastener without deforming the opening, so as to mount the object to the vertical structure;
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- a mechanism for securing the hanger to the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.