Abstract: An apparel support device particularly adapted for hanging a plurality of neckties comprising a rectangular base member having a longitudinal channel formed therein and including opposed longitudinal grooves for receiving side flanges of a channel shaped hanger support member. A sheet metal hanger support member has opposed end flanges which are bent into a plane normal to the web of the hanger support member to provide for retaining the hanger support member on the base member and to provide limited movement of the hanger support member with respect to the base member to align cooperating fastener clearance holes on the respective members. The clearance holes in the hanger support member are in a conical boss formed by displacing portions of the web of the support member. Formed wire hanger members include a distal end formed into a circular loop having equal circular portions extending on opposite sides of the shank portion of the hanger member.

Abstract: In a rack particularly intended for suspending refuse disposal bags and having a circumferentially discontinuous carrier of variable size designed to retaining and stretching the top or mouth portion of the bag, said carrier comprises opposite, scissorslike holders (18,19 and 20,21) capable of distending the bag mouth both in an open position, substantially in rhomboid shape, and in a closed, assembled or collapsed position, thereby saving a cover for covering the bag between the fillings.The holders are preferably mounted in a pair of brackets (2,3) having an adjustable spacing so that the rack may be used for bags and sacks of considerably varying mouth sizes.

Abstract: The invention is concerned with a collapsible display hanger for detachable engagement with a perforated display panel provided with regularly spaced perforations arranged in horizontal and vertical rows. The display hanger of the invention comprises a hanger member having an elongate hanger arm adapted to extend outwardly from the panel and substantially perpendicular to the plane thereof, in a normal merchandise display position, and a bracket member adapted to be removably anchored to the panel through a pair of horizontally disposed perforations. A hinge means slidably interconnects the hanger member with the bracket member for pivotal movement of the hanger arm about a pivot axis between the normal display position and a collapsed position whereat the hanger arm lies closely adjacent the panel.

Abstract: The invention relates to a rack for the storage of shoes or other objects which is designed to be mounted on the ceiling or wall of a clothes closet having article retaining means positioned upon a platform which is forwardly slideable, preferably at a downward angle to permit ready access to the stored objects and which can be retracted to a normal storage position.

Abstract: A flattenable merchandising holder device including a pair of mounting elements swingably mounted in a display panel. The mounting elements define flatted locking portions engaging cooperating mounting channels on the display panel for selectively retaining the mounting elements in an operative position wherein a support provided on the lower end thereof extends forwardly from the lower end of the display panel. In a retracted position, the support elements are swung into general alignment with the flat plane of the display panel so as to define a flat arrangement of the device. The locking action is effected by longitudinally positioning the mounting element relative to the mounting channel. A connector is provided on the mounting element for mounting of the device to a perforated wall board. The display panel is provided with channel portions for removably mounting a display card element, such as for use with the merchandise intended to be carried on the support portion.

Abstract: The invention provides a collapsible saddle rack for wall mounting. The rack is easily moveable from an upper operative position presenting a horizontally disposed rack to a lower position in which the rack is pivoted downwardly to a position of rest against an associated wall. The rack includes a mounting plate, and two frame members pivotally mounted on the plate. In the operative position, the frame members interengage and are self-supporting, but may be easily disengaged and swung to their retracted positions.

Abstract: Multiple domestic trouser-hanger comprising a certain number, preferably five, of horizontal bars, one bar for each pair of trousers, adequately spaced one from another, projecting from and fixed to an arm held by an articulated joint to a base which can be fixed to any wall and which can take up two main, self-locking positions according to whether the plane on which it is fixed is vertical or horizontal.

Abstract: Clothing rack having a pivot mounting secured to a vertical surface, having an arm attached at one end to the pivot mounting by a pivot means to make the arm swingable in a horizontal plane, and having a rod with one end attached to the other end of the arm by a pivot means to make the rod independently swingable in a horizontal plane.

Abstract: An adjustable garment assembly comprising in combination an inner frame and an outer frame with mounting means for removably securing the inner frame to a door or the like. Coupling means extends between the inner frame and the outer frame, with coupling means comprising expandable sections connected at one end thereof to the inner frame and at the opposite end thereof to the outer frame so as to obtain adjusted positions of the outer frame relative to the inner frame. Supporting means extends between the inner frame and the outer frame and having a plurality of hooks extending downwardly therefrom for receiving hangers thereon for supporting of garments, with the supporting means being longitudinally movable to different positions in conjunction with the coupling means. Closure means extending on each side of the inner frame and the outer frame to enclose same may be utilized and being expandable and contractable with the movement of the outer frame relative to the inner frame.

Abstract: A plant-holding type window box has wedge-tight spring-lock assembly-securance system providing rapid, tool-less set-up for use and knockdown for shipping or storage; plural hangers incrementally adjust in pre-spaced holes and screw-adjust in depth in coaction with screw adjustable stand-offs to mount the unit securely to all usual building-structure configurations; conveniently large and accessible assembly wedges so-relate visually to the wall members that the wall structure as a whole appears unitary when assembled; economical straight-cut fabrication is employed throughout to hold all edges of two-level plant pot holding structure.

Abstract: A portable bat rack having a first configuration attachable to a fence for the storage of baseball bats and a more compact second configuration of smaller dimensions for transporting the bat rack. The bat rack is front suspended adjacent each end minimizing tilting by partially equalizing the moments caused by the weight of the bats. A shelf-like first support bar is provided with individual forward opening recesses spaced laterally to independently receive each bat in a substantially vertical position. A bat receiving second support bar is provided and is detachably connected to the first support bar thereby allowing end-to-end coplanar abutting of the adjacent support bars in first configuration. A pair of hangers are pivotally attached to the first support bar near each end for attaching the bat rack to an open weave fence. A third hanger is pivotally attached to the outward end of the second support bar. Each hanger is rotatable against its respective support bar in the second configuration thereof.

Abstract: A plurality of upright standards are provided spaced along a horizontal zigzag path and a plurality of pairs of upper and lower horizontal spacing and support members extend between and have their opposite ends pivotally supported from the upper and lower ends, respectively, of pairs of adjacent standards disposed along said path for horizontal swinging of the supports and standards relative to adjacent supports and standards. An articulated connecting link is connected between one standard and the second standard spaced therefrom and the link includes a pair of link sections having one pair of ends pivotally secured together for relative angular displacement about a horizontal axis extending transversely of the sections.

Abstract: Collapsible shelving employs a horizontal rectangular board. A first set of like smaller boards of the same width as the horizontal board but less than half the length are hingedly secured together end to end. A second like set of like smaller boards are also hingedly secured together end to end. The first board in each set is hingedly secured at one end to a corresponding end of the horizontal board. Means secured to aligned edges of all boards enable same to be detachably secured to a wall. In use the first boards in both sets are disposed vertically downward and thereafter the boards in both sets alternate in horizontal and vertical positions.