Clothes Hanger Rack
Abstract
A clothes hanger rack for housing clothing hangers between uses is provided. The clothes hanger rack comprises a first vertical support rod having a first end and a second end, a second vertical support rod having a first end and a second end, and a horizontal rod having a first end and a second end. The first end of the horizontal rod is secured to the second end of the first support vertical rod and the second end of the horizontal rod is secured to the second end of the second vertical support rod. The clothes hanger rack provides a compact suspension configured to house clothing hangers, providing an easy accessibility to empty hangers for clean clothing, eliminating clutter, and reducing time consuming searches for free clothing hangers.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A clothes hanger rack for housing clothing hangers between uses, the clothes hanger rack comprising:
a first vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; a second vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; and a horizontal rod having a first end and a second end; wherein the first end of the horizontal rod is secured to the second end of the first support vertical rod and the second end of the horizontal rod is secured to the second end of the second vertical support rod; and wherein the clothes hanger rack provides a compact suspension configured to house clothing hangers, providing an easy accessibility to empty hangers for clean clothing, eliminating clutter, and reducing time consuming searches for free clothing hangers.
2 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 1 wherein the horizontal rod is perpendicular to the first vertical support rod and the second vertical support rod and the first vertical support rod is parallel to the second vertical support rod.
3 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 1 and further comprising:
a first connector member having a first opening and a second opening; and
a second connector member having a first opening and a second opening;
wherein the first opening of the first connector member slidably receives the second end of the first vertical support rod;
wherein the second opening of the first connector member slidably receives the first end of the horizontal rod;
wherein the first opening of the second connector member slidably receives the second end of the second vertical support rod; and
wherein the second opening of the second connector member slidably receives the second end of the horizontal rod.
4 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 3 wherein the first vertical support rod, the second vertical support rod, and the horizontal rod are held in position within the first and second connector members by friction.
5 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 3 wherein the first connector member and the second connector member are selected from the group consisting of a pair of knobs and a pair of elbow connectors.
6 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 3 wherein the first connector member and the second connector member have a diameter or thickness greater than a diameter or thickness of the horizontal rod.
7 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 1 wherein the first vertical support rods, the second vertical support rods, and the horizontal rod are tubular rods constructed from a material selected from the group consisting of metal, wood, and PVC plastic.
8 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 1 wherein the horizontal rod is a telescoping rod having at least two or more horizontal portions with each horizontal portion telescopingly receivable within an adjacent horizontal portion.
9 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 1 and further comprising:
a first base secured to the first end of the first vertical support rod; and
a second base secured to the first end of the second vertical support rod.
10 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 9 wherein the first vertical support rod and the second vertical support rod are secured to the first base and the second base, respectively, by means of screws.
11 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 10 wherein the first base and the second base are constructed from a wood material.
12 . A method for housing clothing hangers between uses, the method comprising:
providing a first vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; providing a second vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; providing a horizontal rod having a first end and a second end; securing the first end of the horizontal rod to the second end of the first support vertical rod; securing the second end of the horizontal rod to the second end of the second vertical support rod; providing a compact suspension configured to house clothing hangers; providing an easy accessibility to empty hangers for clean clothing; eliminating clutter; and reducing time consuming searches for free clothing hangers.
13 . A clothes hanger rack for housing clothing hangers between uses, the clothes hanger rack comprising:
a first vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; a second vertical support rod having a first end and a second end; a telescoping horizontal rod having a first end and a second end; a first connector member having a first opening and a second opening; and a second connector member having a first opening and a second opening; wherein the first opening of the first connector member slidably receives the second end of the first vertical support rod; wherein the second opening of the first connector member slidably receives the first end of the horizontal rod; wherein the first opening of the second connector member slidably receives the second end of the second vertical support rod; wherein the second opening of the second connector member slidably receives the second end of the horizontal rod; and wherein the clothes hanger rack provides a compact suspension configured to house clothing hangers, providing an easy accessibility to empty hangers for clean clothing, eliminating clutter, and reducing time consuming searches for free clothing hangers.
14 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 wherein the horizontal rod is perpendicular to the first vertical support rod and the second vertical support rod and the first vertical support rod is parallel to the second vertical support rod.
15 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 wherein the first vertical support rod, the second vertical support rod, and the horizontal rod are held in position within the first and second connector members by friction.
16 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 wherein the first connector member and the second connector member are selected from the group consisting of a pair of knobs and a pair of elbow connectors.
17 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 wherein the first connector member and the second connector member have a diameter or thickness greater than a diameter or thickness of the horizontal rod.
18 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 wherein the first vertical support rods, the second vertical support rods, and the horizontal rod are tubular rods constructed from a material selected from the group consisting of metal, wood, and PVC plastic.
19 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 13 and further comprising:
a first base secured to the first end of the first vertical support rod; and
a second base secured to the first end of the second vertical support rod.
20 . The clothes hanger rack of claim 19 wherein the first vertical support rod and the second vertical support rod are secured to the first base and the second base, respectively, by means of screws.Cited by (0)
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