Abstract: A display bar assembly for mounting on spaced apart slotted uprights on a merchandising gondola or the like. A tubular display bar of polygonal cross section is fitted with a pair of mounting brackets, which are slideable along the bar to enable spacing of the mounting brackets to agree with the spacing between the slotted uprights, which can be somewhat variable. The mounting brackets are formed with openings which closely and non-rotatably receive the display bar and are provided with hooks which engage slots in the uprights. Flanged end plugs are received tightly in each end of the display bar to prevent removal of the slideable brackets, such that the display bar and brackets form a permanent assembly. The mounting brackets may have multiple slot-engaging hooks for installation on uprights of different thicknesses in different rotary positions of the assembly.

Abstract: A holder for a rod, which has a pivoting section (19) and an angled bearing section (20), is equipped with a bearing arrangement (1) which has a bearing channel (3) which can be fitted with the bearing section (20), wherein the pivoting section (19) protrudes on a pivoting side (21) over the bearing arrangement (1) and can be pivoted. Furthermore, there is a closure part (8) which is mounted on the insertion side (7) at a distance upstream of the bearing channel (3), with a receiving space (9) being formed. The closure part (8) has a passage recess (17), which is open on an edge side (14), for the passage of the pivoting section (19) and the bearing section (20) of the rod, wherein the pivoting section (19) can be positioned in the receiving space (9).

Abstract: An adjustable mounting system for use with a variety of window treatments comprises a head rail, an adjustable support rod, and one or more clips for coupling the support rod to the head rail. The mounting system is preferably non-invasive and does not damage window casings. The mounting system may be installed very quickly and easily, without the need for any tools. The head rail is adapted for use with a wide variety of window treatment assemblies.

Abstract: A combination grab or article support bar and light source is may comprise an elongated bar body, wherein the bar body is translucent or transparent; means for attaching the bar body to a wall; and means for lighting at least partially located within the bar body. The means for lighting may comprise fiber optic lighting, Light-Emitting Diode (LED) lighting, or any of a plurality of other means for lighting such as fluorescent or incandescent lights.

Abstract: A display bar assembly for mounting on spaced apart slotted uprights on a merchandising gondola or the like. A tubular display bar of polygonal cross section is fitted with a pair of mounting brackets, which are slidable along the bar to enable spacing of the mounting brackets to agree with the spacing between the slotted uprights, which can be somewhat variable. The mounting brackets are formed with openings which closely and non-rotatably receive the display bar and are provided with hook-like tabs which engage slots in the uprights. Flanged end plugs are received tightly in each end of the display bar to prevent removal of the slidable brackets, such that the display bar and bracket form a permanent assembly. The mounting brackets may have multiple hook-like tabs for installation on uprights of different thicknesses.

Abstract: A window covering support rack includes an elongate rod having opposite ends mounted to and supported by end brackets that are fixed to a wall and an intermediate bracket fixed to the wall between the end brackets and supporting the rod. The intermediate bracket includes an L-shaped plate having an end section fixed to the wall and a horizontal section extending from the rod section and having a free end forming a recess for partially receiving and supporting the rod therein. A retention wall is formed on the horizontal section of the intermediate bracket for stably retaining the rod in the recess. A plurality of hanger rings is fit over and movable along the rod. Each hanger ring has a side opening aligned with the horizontal section of the intermediate bracket to allow the hanger ring to pass over the intermediate bracket.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for mounting of a Venetian blind or the like on a building part, said system comprising: a mounting rail with a longitudinally extending passage being delimited in the longitudinal direction by a first edge and a second edge and configured for accommodating a pull mechanism for the Venetian blind, a suspension fitting with a movable part; and wherein the suspension fitting is configured as a relatively flat element with a fore edge, a rear edge, an underside, and a longitudinal expanse delimited by end edges; and configured with means for attachment of the suspension fitting on the building part; and wherein the suspension fitting comprises a downwardly oriented side flange with a protruding part extending in a direction away from the fore edge and is configured with an upwardly open cut-out for receiving a downwardly oriented fold on the second edge of the mounting rail, and wherein the movable part is provided with engagement means for engagement with the first edge

Abstract: A drapery mounting system comprised of a drapery rod member, a drapery hanger element, and a support member for the rod. The support member is positioned below and intermediate the respective opposed ends of the drapery rod. The support member includes a saddle, a support arm, and a retainer. The saddle is shaped to support a lower external portion of said drapery rod. The saddle extends laterally of the drapery rod for less than about the cross-sectional width of the rod to permit a drapery hanger to pass unimpeded over the saddle. The saddle element preferably has longitudinally opposed edges disposed along the drapery rod. The longitudinally opposed edges are generally convexly arcuate relative to a longitudinal axis of the drapery rod. The support and retention functions are separated. The saddle supports the rod and the retainer releasably retains the drapery rod in engagement with the saddle. A support arm supports from below the saddle.

Abstract: The structure of the hanger mount for a shower room includes a wall mount, base and hanger connector. There is a rotatable bolt seat that can be placed on the external end of the protruding bar on the wall mount pivotally, and a groove is placed on one side of the rotatable bolt seat. The through opening on the external end of the base is for the rotatable bolt seat to go through the external surface of the base, and a protruding block is placed on one side of the through opening that can be connected to the grooves of the rotatable bolt seat, driving the base and the rotatable bolt seat. A screw hole can be screwed in with the rotatable bolt seat, having a perfect look without holes and simplifying the structure so that assembling is more convenient and practical.

Abstract: A mounting bracket for mounting a head rail for a window covering includes a rigid housing and a flexible clip.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a drive pin having a shank and a head asymmetrically disposed relatively to said shank. It also relates to a wall anchor assembly comprising a wall anchor adapted to be inserted in a wall for firmly maintaining the wall anchor assembly thereon; a passageway along the wall anchor; and a drive pin adapted to be inserted in the passageway and having a head providing, upon rotating the drive pin inserted in the passageway, a variable distance between the periphery of the head and an object mounted proximate thereto.

Abstract: A grab bar mounting system includes a bar mount, a grab bar coupled to the bar mount, and a mount anchor including a mount plate coupled to a wall. The mount anchor is configured to inhibit movement of the bar mount relative to the wall.

Abstract: An anchored clothes hanger rod for a truck sleeper cab, recreational vehicle or the like includes a rod supported by brackets, the rod having an axial cavity, and a tether disposed in the cavity and extending from opposite ends of the rod. The tether is secured to the rod brackets or supporting structure in the vehicle to prevent separation of the rod from the rod brackets.

Abstract: A rebar support bracket for use in forming concrete structures formed so as to be saddled over a supported rebar member. The bracket member is configured to be spaced a predetermined distance away from a form member and has an upper and lower generally C-shaped appendage to receive transverse running rebar members.

Abstract: A one-piece bracket for mounting the headrail of a covering for an architectural opening comprises a generally L-shaped piece having a system for retaining the headrail on the bracket and restricting movement of the headrail on the bracket.

Abstract: A rod hanger adapter selectively mounted to an associated cabinet includes a first wall comprising an opening for mounting the rod hanger adapter to a wall of the associated cabinet and a second wall connected to, spaced from and at least substantially parallel to the first wall. The second wall includes a slot for receiving an associated rod.

Abstract: A safety grab bar, such as may be used in a shower or a tub enclosure, comprises an inner liner, preferably formed of an extruded metal, and an outer overlying layer, preferably formed of a polymeric material such as plastic. The inner and outer liner mate together with a tongue and groove arrangement to prevent relative rotation between them. The inner liner and the outer overlying layer define the grab bar portion, and terminate at each end in a female receptacle, adapted to receive a male portion of a mounting bracket. The mounting bracket smoothly curves to complete a 90° turn, in order mount into a wall of the shower or bath enclosure. The male and female mating portions are flush at their outer dimensions to provide a smooth, unbroken profile. The male and female portions also include tongue and groove mating surface to prevent rotation of the grab bar within the mounting bracket.

Abstract: A bathroom wall mounted rack has mounts with a wall end as one end; holes set on the wall mount, and in the center one frame is perforated to the wall end. Through holes are set on the connector end of frame in the condition of radial transfixion, and the two ends of through hole are corresponding to the fillisters of wall mount. Bolts go through the through hole of frame connector end, the two ends protrude on two sides of frame connector ends and further embed into two fillisters of wall mount correspondingly so as to connect and fix the frame and wall mount. Therefore, the combination and orientation design of bolts will enable the frame to have an effect of firm support and orientation to actually avoid from circumvolution, loose and split so as to meet the advancement requirements of more firmness and durability.

Abstract: A utensil support assembly as mounted on a building sidewall with one offset bar adapted to support a plurality of utensils. The horizontally aligned, utensil support bar is anchored close to each longitudinal end by a bracketing set also adapted to be wall mounted at its flanged longitudinal ends. The flattened apexes of each bracket element are flanged and sized to provide a passageway for the bar shaft while they are nested.

Abstract: A rail and wall support installation includes an adapter which mechanically couples a wall support having a rotatable locking cam portion to an undercut groove on the rear of the rail. The adapter serves both as a mechanical attachment point for the rail to a wall support and to transfer the camming action of the locking cam portion to the rail. The adapter allows existing wall supports to be used with rails that are not directly compatible with the locking member, such as pre-existing rails.

Abstract: A headrail for a venetian type blind or pleated shade has an insert that carries a cord lock. The insert fits into the end of the headrail and is carried by a slot or rib on the sidewalls of the headrail. A pair of pockets are provided on the insert. The pockets are positioned so that one pocket is adjacent each sidewall when the insert is attached to the end of a headrail. The pockets are sized and configured to receive a cord lock such that the cord lock can be easily removed from one pocket and placed in the other pocket by an installer. The pockets preferably are oriented so that a cord passing through the cord lock will run along a path that is not parallel to the sidewalls but is at an angle of about 10°.

Abstract: A rod hanger adapter selectively mounted to an associated cabinet includes a first wall comprising an opening for mounting the rod hanger adapter to a wall of the associated cabinet and a second wall connected to, spaced from and at least substantially parallel to the first wall. The second wall includes a slot for receiving an associated rod.

Abstract: An unproved structure of a bathroom accessories holder allowing fast installation and replacement is essentially comprised of a positioning disk, a bonnet and a central lever; the disk being secured into the wall, one end of the central lever being inserted into a square guide rod on the disk through a bushing and a bonnet; and the other end being provided with a ball penetrated by a screw with both ends of the screw respectively secured with a hook and a bulb to be connected to bathroom accessories.

Abstract: A speaker rack for use with spas including a first and second member with the second member comprising generally extending members. The first member is coupled to the generally extending members of the second member. This first member allows for support, helps an individual move the speaker rack into different positions easily, and acts as a place to hang towels, clothing, and the like. Multi-position detents attach to the second member and allow for the speaker rack to be placed in an extreme upward position, an extreme downward position, and positions in between. Speakers that can be swiveled and pivotally mounted attach to speaker attachment means on the generally extending members of the second member, and speaker wiring may run through an aperture in the second member and attach to an output device allowing for entertainment while in or around the spa.

Abstract: A towel rack includes a hanging rod which is used to hold towels and is fastened to a wall surface by two support mounts. The hanging rod is detachably fastened to the two support mounts by two fastening bolts in conjunction with two fastening bars and two connection rods.

Abstract: The shower rod and support (10) having a shower rod (12) with a support (14) which has a first support (14A) having a U-Shaped first support cradle (14AA) extending inwardly therefrom. The support (14) has a second support (14B) having a U-Shaped second support cradle (14BA) extending inwardly therefrom. The U-Shaped first support cradle (14AA) and the U-Shaped second support cradle (14BA) have complimentary configurations to the shower rod (12) first end and second end. The first support (14A) is attachable to a shower left wall (16L) and the second support (14B) is attachable to the shower right wall (16R). The shower rod (12) has a shower rod first member (12A) extendably connected to a shower rod second member (12B). The shower rod (12) preferably has a shower rod first member (12A) telescopically connected to a shower rod second member (12B).

Abstract: A rack comprises an article-holding piece and a support structure for supporting the article-holding piece on a wall surface. The support structure comprises a suction cup by which the support structure is fastened at the inner end onto the wall surface. The support structure further comprises a support rod, a rotary ring, and a fastening block. The support rod is provided with an axial through hole in which a threaded rod of the suction cup is received. The rotary ring is rotatably engaged with the outer end of the support rod to facilitate the locating of the article-holding piece on the support rod. The fastening block is rotatably engaged with the threaded rod of the suction cup for adjusting the suction force of the suction cup.

Abstract: A girder and a suspension means adapted for releasable connection thereto in order to suspend objects from the girder. The girder (7) may be supported between two vertical rails, each having at least one slot, and is constituted by a section having a web portion (8) located in the operative state of the girder in a substantially vertical plane, and at least one flange portion (9) angled substantially 90° thereto, the length of the flange portion substantially corresponding to the distance between the rails. The girder has engagement means (12) in its for engagement in a slot (S) in a respective one of the rails (2, 3). The web portion (8) as well as the flange portion (9) are provided with holes (29, 28) located in a common plane, perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the girder.

Abstract: A supporting rod assembly includes a supporting rod made of a transparent plastic material through integral injection molding and having a row of air bubbles formed therein during the injection molding, and at least one receiving head connected to an end of the supporting rod. A light-emitting device having at least one light-emitting diode (LED) is received in the receiving head, such that light emitted from the LED is projected onto the end of the supporting rod to produce gradually changed brightness degrees and color shades along the supporting rod, and thereby creates a luminous decorating effect for an article on which the supporting rod assembly is used. Alternatively, a plurality of light-conducting strips may be embedded in the supporting rod when it is injection-molded. The LED may be conveniently turned on with a vibration-actuated, sound-actuated, or light-actuated switch.

Abstract: A towel rack. The rack includes two fastening bases, two retaining heads, and a towel rod. The fastening bases are fastened onto a wall surface such that the two fastening bases are separated from each other by a predetermined distance. The retaining heads are joined with the fastening bases for retaining two longitudinal ends of the towel rod.

Abstract: A mounting system comprises a cylindrical member having an end formed with threads and at least one axial slot there through for supporting a shelf. A generally cylindrical mounting plate has a circumference with threads adapted to releasably couple to the threads of a cylindrical member. The mounting plate has at least one hole there through for attachment to a recipient surface.

Abstract: An extendable bracket assembly for supporting hardware components has a mounting base with a base plate. The base plate has an attachment side for mounting the base plate to a surface and has a support side opposite the attachment side. A base support element extends from the support side of the base plate. A first extension part has a first body with a proximal end adjacent the mounting base and a first extension support element that extends from an opposite distal end of the first body. The first extension part can be removed from and reattached to the base support element to adjust the bracket length as needed. The base support element is exposed when the first extension part is removed. The extendable bracket assembly can include a plurality of like extension parts to further increase the bracket length.

Abstract: A curtain rod support system includes a support member and a mounting plate attachable to a supporting structure with a pair of screws. The mounting plate has a fixed member, and preferably a threaded member extending therefrom and engageable with the support member, virtually eliminating the need for additional, trial and error adjustment of the mounting plate with respect to the supporting structure. The mounting plate is first affixed to the support structure using the pair of screws, the fixed screw of the mounting plate is inserted into a blind bore in the support member, and the support member is rotated until the screw has essentially fully advanced within the bore. The support member has a second bore completely therethrough and through which a curtain rod may be extended so that the support member bears the weight of the curtain rod and suspended draperies.

Abstract: A fence rail bracket system. The bracket system may include a bracket with an open end for receiving a fence rail, a retention clip for attaching the rail to the bracket, and a cap for covering the open end of the bracket. The bracket may attach to a wall or post and the fence rail may be slid into the open end of the bracket. The retention clip may attach the bracket to the fence rail and prevent the rail from sliding out of the bracket. The cap may be removably attached to the bracket to conceal the hardware used in the system for a more aesthetically pleasing look.

Abstract: A universal bracket assembly for mounting one or more coverings for architectural opening is described. The bracket assembly includes an L-shaped base with a vertical leg and an elongated horizontal leg. The vertical leg has one or more holes passing through it to secure the L-shaped base to a vertical surface such as a wall. The horizontal leg has a plurality of openings disposed on it for mounting the headrails of various coverings to it. In a preferred embodiment an elongated horizontal extension plate is also provided which can be attached to the horizontal leg of the L-shaped base. The extension plate includes openings disposed on it for mounting headrails of coverings thereto. In one variation either or both of the L-shaped base and the extension plate have rules marked on their surfaces so that a user can easily align the headrail between associated bracket assemblies.

Abstract: A flat panel display rack mount is disclosed comprising a bar, two side brackets fastenable to an existing equipment rack and a hanging bracket. The side brackets are fastenable to and equipment rack using existing rack dress screws in the rack. The side brackets are fastenable at any vertical level on the rack. The bar has grooves in both ends that are capable of locking into key lug slots contained in the side brackets. The hanging bracket is formed to match the backside contours of a typical flat panel display and is affixed thereto forming a display and bracket assembly. The hanging bracket has a hook assembly for hanging on the bar. The assembly can slide onto the bar during assembly of the side brackets. The assembly slides either direction and swings upw7ard to allow access to equipment and cables contained in the equipment rack.

Abstract: By providing two integrated components, an outer housing and an inner sleeve member, with the inner sleeve member being securely mounted to the outer housing in a manner which prevents its separation from the housing, an efficient, easily manufactured and assembled cable connector is realized. In the preferred embodiment, the inner sleeve member is press fitted into the housing in order to provide the desired secure, integrated affixation of these components. Furthermore, the inner sleeve member is constructed in a generally hollow cylindrical shape with at least two arm members integrally formed therewith, each of which angularly slopes inwardly from the cylindrical wall of the sleeve member, and comprises a distal end portion which is angularly disposed relative to the arm member in at least one direction and preferably in two directions.

Abstract: The bracket includes an inner body having a hook on one end and arranged to slide within an outer body having a hook on one end to provide a variable bracket length. A pair of springs located between overlapping portions of the bodies biases the bracket towards its longer uncompressed length. After the bracket is mounted to a support surface, a wall of the headrail is hooked onto the hook of the inner body. The headrail is then advanced to compress the springs and shorten the bracket length so that an opposite wall of the headrail can catch on the hook of the outer body. Removing the compression force on the springs biases the bracket toward its longer length to capture the second wall of the headrail with the hook of the outer body. By this arrangement, an easily applied pushing force installs and attaches the mounting bracket to the headrail.

Abstract: A bracket is designed to hold up a rack to the wall and is formed of a base, a connection member, and a locating member. The base is fixed to the wall and is provided with a fastening hole to which one end of the connection member is detachably fastened in conjunction with the locating member. The connection member can be adjusted in position to facilitate the supporting of a rack member.

Abstract: A multiple drapery rod supporting structure, comprising mounting brackets having cantilevered posts extending from the wall, and rod mounting clips which have extending tongue portions which are engaged within the ends of the rod to provide support and have a clip portion which easily snaps onto the support mounting posts. The rod is therefore supported between the posts of the mounting brackets. Several rods are able to be simultaneously supported, and alternate rod mounting clips permit rear rods or blinds to be located below the level of the front rod, such that the tops of rear curtains or blinds are hidden from view from within the room.

Abstract: A speaker rack for use with spas including a first and second member with the second member comprising generally extending members. The first member is coupled to the generally extending members of the second member. This first member allows for support, helps an individual move the speaker rack into different positions easily and acts as a place to hang towels, clothing and the like. Multi-position detents attach to the second member and allow for the speaker rack to be placed in an extreme upward position, an extreme downward position and positions in between. Speakers that can be swivel and pivotally mounted attach to speaker attachment means on the generally extending members of the second member and speaker wiring may run through an aperture in the second member and attach to an output device allowing for entertainment while in or around the spa.

Abstract: A speaker rack for use with spas including a first and second member with the second member comprising generally extending members. The first member is coupled to the generally extending members of the second member. This first member allows for support, helps an individual move the speaker rack into different positions easily, and acts as a place to hang towels, clothing, and the like. Multi-position detents attach to the second member and allow for the speaker rack to be placed in an extreme upward position, an extreme downward position, and positions in between. Speakers that can be swiveled and pivotally mounted attach to speaker attachment means on the generally extending members of the second member, and speaker wiring may run through an aperture in the second member and attach to an output device allowing for entertainment while in or around the spa.

Abstract: A mounting system comprises a generally cylindrical mounting plate. The mounting plate has an outer circumference. The outer circumference has a plurality of concave regions and a plurality of convex regions between the concave regions. The convex regions each have male threads. The male threads are adapted to releasably couple to the internal threads of a cylindrical member. At least one hole is provided through the mounting plate.

Abstract: A telescopic hanging rack structure. The structure includes a first bar, a second bar and a coupling unit. The outer faces of the first and second bars are formed with axial locating ribs which are cut with multiple notches at equal intervals. The outer ends of the first and second bars are connected with hanging hooks via circular adapters. The coupling unit includes left and right casings mated and locked with each other by screws. The inner wall faces of the left and right casings are respectively formed with two-stage recesses with different curvatures, such that after the first and second bars are fitted with each other, the first and second bars are firmly inserted and located in the left and right casings.

Abstract: Curtain mounting brackets for curtain rods for use with conventional blind bracket mounting devices of a blind assembly for attaching one or more curtain rods thereon in order to hold a curtain and/or valance thereto.

Abstract: The “system for fastening bathroom accessories” which is the object of this patent and whose preferred embodiment is that expressed in the title of the invention. Its structure is comprised of: a back piece for attachment to the wall, which has on its front side a protrusion shaped like a right rectangular prism; a bell-shaped trimming body of ellipsoid surface, the interior of which has a tubular volume for the prism, and a threaded hole for the passage of a set-screw for joining the piece, as well as an axial tubular extension in its polar region; a T-shaped tubular piece whose central arm is placed in the tubular extension, the two pieces being joined by means of a screw; two elastic sleeves which have straight depressions which form keys, with thickenings which fit into circumferential slots which are located in the ends of the rods whose function is to support the accessories.

Abstract: A structure comprising two holding members for retaining a towel rail and the like. The holding members are formed of a base, a disk, a decorative cover, and a head. The base is fastened onto a wall. The head is provided with a hole for retaining the towel rail. The disk and the decorative cover are securely retained between the base and the head.

Abstract: A hanger assembly comprises a hanging bar and two pieces of hanger base, wherein a plurality of bar magnets is disposed in the hanger base in parallel by way of pointing the magnetic poles of same polarity to a common direction and the bar magnets are separated with iron plates; the hanger base is protected with a slot-opened cover having the iron plates protruded slightly over the slots; and magnetic force can be guided and extended to the iron plates to ensure stable attachment of the hanger assembly to the surface of a ferromagnetic article.

Abstract: A simple, removable hanger is provided for hanging items on a verticle mounting surface.

Abstract: A safety fixture includes mounting brackets that are mounted on the walls adjacent to a tub or shower and support a support bar that extends for the length of the tub or width of the shower. The mounting brackets include a plurality of spaced apart support bar accommodating channels so the support bar can be moved into a position that is most efficient for a user. The support bar includes a knurled outer surface and a mounting flange can be included on each mounting bracket to support a curtain rod.