Abstract: A mount for engaging a perforated surface includes a locking member and a tine member connected to each other such that they can rotate relative to each other. The locking member includes a surface designed to face the perforated surface when mounted to the perforated surface. The tine member includes a mounting plate and a tine. The tine is bent such that it extends substantially perpendicular to the mounting plate at the point it is connected to the mounting plate (the proximal end) and substantially parallel to the mounting plate at the point furthest from the mounting plate (the distal end). In use, the distal end of the tine is inserted into a hole of the perforated surface, the locking member is pivoted toward the perforated surface, and the locking member is then rotated relative to the tine member so as to prevent extraction of the tine from the hole.

Abstract: A mount for engaging a perforated surface includes a locking member and a tine member connected to each other such that they can rotate relative to each other. The locking member includes a surface designed to face the perforated surface when mounted to the perforated surface. The tine member includes a mounting plate and a tine. The tine is bent such that it extends substantially perpendicular to the mounting plate at the point it is connected to the mounting plate (the proximal end) and substantially parallel to the mounting plate at the point furthest from the mounting plate (the distal end). In use, the distal end of the tine is inserted into a hole of the perforated surface, the locking member is pivoted toward the perforated surface, and the locking member is then rotated relative to the tine member so as to prevent extraction of the tine from the hole.