Abstract: A storage device having a plurality of shelves which is portable and removably supportable on a wall mount. The top wall of the device is provided, at its juncture with each sidewall, with a passageway for receiving therethrough a support rod whose rear end is removably supported on the wall mount. The front ends of the support rods are interconnected by a cross bar whereby there is defined a rectangular frame for suspending the storage device from the wall mount. The shelves are provided with rigid panels which extend rearwardly of the storage device a predetermined distance so that the rear ends of the panels abut the wall to provide added support for the device.

Abstract: A swingable hanger support member comprises a laterally extending longitudinal member provided at one end thereof with a downturned portion adapted to be received in an aperture for pivotal movement thereabout. The other end of the longitudinal member is provided with a formation which defines with the longitudinal member means which are adapted to wedgingly engage spaced portions of a hook of a conventional hanger so as to releasably support the hanger in a vertical plane substantially coplanar with the vertical plane defined by the longitudinal member and the downturned portion.

Abstract: A swingable hanger support member comprises a laterally extending longitudinal member provided at one end thereof with a downturned portion adapted to be received in an aperture for pivotal movement thereabout. The other end of the longitudinal member is provided with a formation which defines with the longitudinal member a pair of V-shaped apertures which are adapted to wedgingly engage spaced portions of a hook of a conventional hanger so as to releasably support the hanger in a vertical plane substantially coplanar with the vertical plane defined by the longitudinal member and the downturned portion.