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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
41	Hanger, system and method	US14933831	2015-11-05	US09504339B1	2016-11-29	Curtis L. Carr; Kenneth Carr
A hanger system may include a hanger bracket arm and a hanger bracket leg in fixed relationship. The hanger bracket arm and hanger bracket leg each include a front surface and a rear surface. The hanger bracket arm and the hanger bracket leg may be formed as a single unit. At least a portion of the rear surface of the hanger bracket arm may be coextensive with at least a portion of the rear surface of the hanger bracket leg. The hanger bracket arm upper edge may comprise a first stop at a distal end and a second stop at a proximal end. At least a portion of the front surface of the hanger bracket arm may be coextensive with at least a portion of the front surface of the hanger bracket leg.
42	PICTURE HANGER	US14272565	2014-05-08	US20150320242A1	2015-11-12	Brett Peter POTGIETER
A device for aiding the mounting of an object on a wall, which device includes: a body shaped and configured to be held in abutment with a wall on which the object is to be mounted; an elongate member which is configured to extend outwardly from the body; a locating means which defines an opening for receiving the elongate member complementally therethrough and to allow displacement of the locating means along a substantially portion of the length of the elongate member; a mounting formation which is configured to extend outwardly the locating means, the mounting formation being configured to permit an object to be mounted on the wall to be mounted thereon; and a retaining means for retaining the locating means in a desired position on the elongate member, the retaining means comprising complementary male-and-female mating formations which are arranged on the elongate member and opening of the locating means.
43	ADJUSTABLE HANGING DEVICE	US14257356	2014-04-21	US20150300559A1	2015-10-22	Adam CALLIF; Jessina COLLINS; James Leroy DANIELS
A device to hang articles includes a first member defining a first elongate slot and adapted to be affixed to a mounting surface, and a second member defining a second elongate slot and oriented generally perpendicular to the first member. The second member defines a hook disposed near an end of the second member. The device also includes a threaded screw protruding through the first elongate slot and the second elongate slot, and a retaining nut in engagement with the threaded screw to clamp the first member and the second member thereby securing a relative position between the first member and the second member.
44	Picture frame hanger	US14479790	2014-09-08	US09107520B1	2015-08-18	Laurence Davies
A frame which has a wire extending across a rear of the frame is hung on a wall by an integral flexible spring member shaped to define a center mounting plate fastened to lie flat on the wall and a spring strap standing at right angles to the plate with a pair of arms each extending outwardly from the mounting plate along the wall to a respective side of the mounting plate. The arms receive and locate the wire extending along the arms and depending from ends of the arms to the sides of the frame. The arms can flex and the arms allow longitudinal movement of the wire along the arms to allow movement of the frame side to side relative to the mounting plate. A stiffening rod can be inserted onto the strap.
45	Apparatus for hanging an article	US13732530	2013-01-02	US08814105B2	2014-08-26	Morris Azad
A picture-hanging device for hanging an object such as a picture or mirror that allows a picture to be adjusted vertically after securing the picture-hanging device to a wall. The device has an elongated adjustment member, an adjustable locking head that slideably engages with the elongated adjustment member, and a cable secured to either the elongated adjustment member or the adjustable locking head. The cable secures the picture to a picture-hanging device, and the height of the picture can be adjusted relative to the position of the picture-hanging device even after the picture-hanging device has been secured to a wall. This adjustable picture-hanging device allows the user to fine tune the placement of a picture without having worry about the precise placement of the picture-hanging device, or studs in a wall. The device also prevents unnecessarily drilling new holes in a wall.
46	Wall-Mounted Fixation Device	US14342248	2013-07-03	US20140203153A1	2014-07-24	Yung-Huei Lan
A wall-mounted fixation device comprises a support device (11) and a fixation bracket (13) detachably disposed on the support device (11). The support device (11) comprises a hook (113) disposed on a wall. The fixation bracket (13) comprises two fixation rods (131) and a stop member (139), a hook pressing member (135), and a supported object pressing member (137) disposed on the two fixation rods (131). The hook (113) extends through a via opening formed by the two fixation rods (131), the stop member (139), and the hook pressing member (135). A minimum distance between the hook pressing member (135) and the supported object pressing member (137) is less than the vertical height of the hook (113). At least one of the hook (113), the hook pressing member (135), and the supported object pressing member (137) is elastic. A maximum distance between the hook pressing member (135) and the supported object pressing member (137) is greater than a minimum distance from the top of the hook (113) to the wall and is less than a distance from the top of the hook (113) to a connection portion of the hook (113) and the wall. The wall-mounted fixation device is convenient to use.
47	SYSTEM FOR HANGING MULTIPLE PICTURES IN A COLLAGE USING A GRID OF SUPPORTS	US13677632	2012-11-15	US20130199068A1	2013-08-08	Jeff Southard
A system for hanging multiple pictures, photographs, picture frames, or other objects, collectively referred to herein as pictures, in a collage, using a regularly-spaced grid of pegs or other supports that are attached to a wall. Each picture includes one or more sockets, generally along the top of the picture, or one or more of its edges, although in some embodiments a picture can include sockets located elsewhere on the picture. A picture can be attached to the grid by placing it on the grid so that its sockets are supported by the pegs. In accordance with an embodiment, to add a picture to the wall, a user places the top edge of the picture over the grid until its sockets fit around the pegs, and then allows the picture to swing into the wall until it rests against the wall or other supports. To remove the picture, the user gently lifts the picture off the pegs and removes it from the wall. This process can be repeated with multiple pictures to create or change a wall-mounted collage.
48	ARTWORK PROTECTION DEVICE	US13667052	2012-11-02	US20130055608A1	2013-03-07	Robert A. Casterline
An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings.
49	Artwork protection device	US12967274	2010-12-14	US08371054B2	2013-02-12	Robert A. Casterline
An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings.
50	System for hanging multiple pictures in a collage using a grid of supports	US12274294	2008-11-19	US08333026B2	2012-12-18	Jeff Southard
A system for hanging multiple pictures, photographs, picture frames, or other objects, collectively referred to herein as pictures, in a collage, using a regularly-spaced grid of pegs or other supports that are attached to a wall. Each picture includes one or more sockets, generally along the top of the picture, or one or more of its edges, although in some embodiments a picture can include sockets located elsewhere on the picture. A picture can be attached to the grid by placing it on the grid so that its sockets are supported by the pegs. In accordance with an embodiment, to add a picture to the wall, a user places the top edge of the picture over the grid until its sockets fit around the pegs, and then allows the picture to swing into the wall until it rests against the wall or other supports. To remove the picture, the user gently lifts the picture off the pegs and removes it from the wall. This process can be repeated with multiple pictures to create or change a wall-mounted collage.
51	Adjustable rod	US13477640	2012-05-22	US20120228250A1	2012-09-13	Daniel Pepe
An adjustable rod including a center tube, and two rods which adjustably fit into the center tube, is described.
52	ARTWORK PROTECTION DEVICE	US12967274	2010-12-14	US20120144710A1	2012-06-14	Robert A. Casterline
An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings.
53	Multi-item holder device and system	US10715669	2003-11-18	US07908718B2	2011-03-22	Jerome Glasser
Inexpensively manufactured device and system permits the holding, typically for display purposes, of at least one, but preferrably multiple items such as a trading cards or photographs in a manner offering an unobstructed view of the items.
54	Frame for displaying photos, pictures, and other flat art objects	US29281161	2007-06-15	USD629215S1	2010-12-21	Don Charles Burkman

55	Fixture Mounting Bracket Assembly and Method of Use	US12555963	2009-09-09	US20100059642A1	2010-03-11	Sebastian C. McLeod
The present invention is generally directed to a fixture mounting bracket assembly that is strong, easy to install, self-leveling, adjustable in multiple directions, removable that results in little or no visible damage when removed from the wall. The fixture mounting bracket assembly generally includes a base assembly, an elbow, and a fixture support assembly. In various embodiments, the present invention provides a method for mounting a fixture on a wall using the fixture mounting bracket assembly. The method generally includes coupling a fixture mounting bracket assembly of the present invention, adjusting the fixture mounting bracket assembly in more than one direction, fixing the fixture mounting bracket assembly of the present invention in a desired configuration, and configuring a fixture to be supported by the fixture mounting bracket assembly.
56	SYSTEM FOR HANGING MULTIPLE PICTURES IN A COLLAGE USING A GRID OF SUPPORTS	US12274294	2008-11-19	US20090139127A1	2009-06-04	Jeff Southard
A system for hanging multiple pictures, photographs, picture frames, or other objects, collectively referred to herein as pictures, in a collage, using a regularly-spaced grid of pegs or other supports that are attached to a wall. Each picture includes one or more sockets, generally along the top of the picture, or one or more of its edges, although in some embodiments a picture can include sockets located elsewhere on the picture. A picture can be attached to the grid by placing it on the grid so that its sockets are supported by the pegs. In accordance with an embodiment, to add a picture to the wall, a user places the top edge of the picture over the grid until its sockets fit around the pegs, and then allows the picture to swing into the wall until it rests against the wall or other supports. To remove the picture, the user gently lifts the picture off the pegs and removes it from the wall. This process can be repeated with multiple pictures to create or change a wall-mounted collage.
57	System for Displaying Photographs	US11610028	2006-12-13	US20080142669A1	2008-06-19	Peter S. Zlotocha
A system for displaying photographs is disclosed. The system includes one or more horizontal members or bars that are secured to a wall, such as a wall of a house. The horizontal members are preferably immovably secured, as by wall anchors or nails. The horizontal members preferably include a profile, such as a shaped, hollow cross-sectional area, that is configured to mount two or more vertical members. Two or more vertical members or bars are then secured to the horizontal members. The vertical members may be mounted using the profiles, channels, or grooves of the horizontal members. They may be mounted using a tab or a clamp, such as a spring clamp. The vertical members preferably also include continuous, vertical grooves on their sides, for placing photographs into the grooves for display.
58	Home furnishing enhancement system	US11880469	2007-07-18	US20080098664A1	2008-05-01	Jean McGregor; John Roberts
Methods and apparatus for providing consumer-installed decorations (10) for home or office furnishings (F). One embodiment of the invention may be sold at a retail store. The consumer may purchase a set of one or more decorations or enhancing components (10), which comprise an ornamental component (12) and a mounting component (14). The consumer then installs the decorations (10) at home or in the office, without special tools and without requiring the services of a contractor. The decorations (10) may be installed on any generally planar structure or furnishing (F). Examples of these furnishings (F) include, but are not limited to, a mirror (M), a door (D), a picture frame (PF), a kitchen cabinet door (KC), a cubicle wall or divider (CW), a computer monitor, a table top or any other piece of furniture, fixture, appliance, hardware or item that may be found in a home or office.
59	Picture frame assembly	US10273005	2002-10-17	US06817125B2	2004-11-16	Probir Chatterjea
A picture frame assembly comprising a body, a picture retaining assembly and a mounting assembly. The picture retaining assembly is associated with the body, and facilitates the display of a picture within the body. The mounting assembly comprises a wall engaging assembly attachable to a wall and a pivoting engagement assembly. The pivoting engagement assembly is hingedly associated with each of the wall engaging assembly and the body, to, in turn, rotate the body between a display position to a set-up position.
60	Picture frame assembly	US10273005	2002-10-17	US20040074130A1	2004-04-22	Probir Chatterjea
A picture frame assembly comprising a body, a picture retaining assembly and a mounting assembly. The picture retaining assembly is associated with the body, and facilitates the display of a picture within the body. The mounting assembly comprises a wall engaging assembly attachable to a wall and a pivoting engagement assembly. The pivoting engagement assembly is hingedly associated with each of the wall engaging assembly and the body, to, in turn, rotate the body between a display position to a set-up position.

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