Hanger assembly for attaching articles to fabric
AssigneeMrs. J., LLC
InventorHenry C. Hager, III
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Abstract
A hanger assembly includes a mount and an attachment assembly portion extending from a curved portion of the mount. The mount is configured to receive and slidingly retain one or more articles. The attachment assembly portion includes a base and a clamp and is configured to selectively attach to the fabric. The base is configured to receive a portion of the fabric and the clamp. The clamp is configured for removable captive engagement with the base for selectively securing the fabric to the base when engaged. The base is configured to selectively attach to the fabric by engagement of the clamp with a rear side of the base. At least one article is slidably mounted on the curved portion of the mount to retain the article in proximity to the fabric when the base and clamp are engaged.
Claims20
A hanger assembly for attaching articles to a fabric, comprising:
- a mount, the mount including a curved portion along its longitudinal axis, the mount further being configured to receive and slidingly retain one or more articles therefrom;
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- an attachment assembly portion extending from the curved portion of the mount, the attachment assembly portion being configured to selectively attach to the fabric, the attachment assembly portion including:
- a base and a clamp, the base including a hook spaced apart from the mount by a neck, the base being configured to receive a portion of the fabric and the clamp, the clamp being configured for removable captive engagement with the base for selectively securing the fabric to the base when engaged;
- the base including a rear side and a front side, whereby the base is configured to selectively attach to the fabric by engagement of the clamp with the rear side of the base;
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- at least one article being slidably mounted on the curved portion of the mount to retain the article in proximity to the fabric when the base and clamp are engaged.
A hanger assembly for attaching articles to a fabric, comprising:
- a mount, the mount including a portion being curved along its longitudinal axis, the mount further being configured to receive and slidingly retain one or more articles therefrom;
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- an attachment assembly portion extending from the curved portion of the mount, the attachment assembly portion being configured to selectively attach to the fabric, the attachment assembly portion including:
- a base and a clamp, the base including a hook spaced apart from the mount by a neck, the base being configured to attach magnetically to the clamp, the clamp being configured for removable magnetic engagement with the base for selectively securing the fabric against the base when engaged;
- the base including a rear side and a front side, whereby the base is configured to selectively attach to the fabric by engagement of the clamp with the rear side of the base;
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- at least one article being slidably mounted on the curved portion of the mount to retain the article in proximity to the fabric when the base and clamp are engaged.
A method for making a hanger assembly for attaching articles to a fabric, comprising the steps of:
- providing a mount including a portion being curved along its longitudinal axis, the mount further being configured to receive and slidingly retain one or more articles therefrom;
- extending an attachment assembly portion from the curved portion of the mount, the attachment assembly portion being configured to selectively attach to the fabric, the attachment assembly portion including a base and an attachment feature, the base including a hook spaced apart from the mount by a neck;
- slidably mounting at least one article on the curved portion of the mount;
- configuring the base to selectively attach to the fabric by engagement of the attachment feature with a rear side of the base;
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- configuring the attachment feature for removable engagement with the base for selectively securing the fabric to the base when engaged and to retain the article in proximity to the fabric when the base and attachment feature are engaged.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.