专利检索_ 家庭用各种各样的支撑物支架或容器专利检索_ 家庭用各种各样的支撑物支架或容器专利检索查询

子分类：

序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
161	Hook/hanger	US26715	1998-02-20	US6086030A	2000-07-11	Paul Steabben Hepworth
A hook/hanger for use at the top of a door is formed in two separate parts in the form of a plastics material moulding, having a flat rear surface and a central front hook-shaped part, and a sheet metal pressing which has a leg snap-fitting in a slot in the moulding extending inwards from its top surface, in which is provided a recess to receive flush a body part of the pressing which engages the top surface of the door, in use. The body part has barbs to be driven into said door top surface to retain the hook/hanger in place. The pressing has a very small thickness to allow the door to be fully closed even with the hook in place.
162	Wall-mounted bracket for storing and displaying model airplanes	US929517	1997-09-15	US5871192A	1999-02-16	Jack B. Horwitz
A device for storing and displaying a model airplane. A vertical member adapted for easy attachment to a wall has an outwardly extending tongue at its lower end for retaining and supporting the model on its nose. A pair of wing retaining brackets are rotatably and pivotably mounted to a horizontal cross member adjustably mounted to the upright member. The wing retaining brackets are free to orient themselves to conform with the sweep of the leading edges of the model's wings and with the wings' dihedral and serve to immobilize the model and maintain its fuselage upright. Means for positioning the wing retaining brackets allow the device to accommodate models of varying size and configuration, and can be adjusted to allow the weight of the model to be supported by the fuselage alone, or by both the wings and the fuselage. In an alternative embodiment, the wing retaining brackets are mounted resiliently to the cross member, thereby allowing the weight of the model to be distributed equally, or in any other desired ratio, between the wings and the fuselage.
163	Attractive hanging receptacle for plastic bags	US548645	1995-10-26	US5687840A	1997-11-18	Victoria Sherman
A receptacle for plastic shopping bags and like articles comprising an upper member having the general structure and appearance of an upper portion of a doll body, whether a human figure or an animal figure, and a lower element structured and disposed for receiving articles therein. The lower element, which has the general shape and configuration of a skirt, is attached to the upper member and extends downwardly therefrom. The lower element defines a cavity in which plastic shopping bags can be stored, and also has an opening in communication with the cavity that is sized and configured to allow passage therethrough of a plastic shopping bag. The receptacle includes means for suspending the receptacle from a vertical surface, positioned on the upper member so as to substantially prevent the upper member from falling forward and thereby allow primarily a full display of both the upper member and lower element when suspended. The receptacle may also include means structured and disposed on the lower element for either partially or fully closing the opening.
164	Organizer for personal accessories	US297149	1994-08-30	US5427231A	1995-06-27	Charles S. Willimann
An organizer (20, 60, 90) for personal accessories which is mountable on a wall and comprises a container box (21, 61, 93) with structural members (29, 30, 69, 70) configured to provide shelves and trays and having a plurality of item retention devices including screw hooks (50-52, 75,76) and pockets (55, 83,97 which are affixed thereto for accommodating the assembly, storage and retention of personal accessories in a single convenient location.
165	Method and apparatus for storing used plastic bags for refuse	US398176	1989-08-24	US5002200A	1991-03-26	William G. Hunt
A container for used plastic bags which have a limited "memory" and tendency to return to their initial size and shape after being used. The container has a confined storage space and an access and dispensing opening which is smaller than the initial size and shape of the bags to be stored. The used bags are compressed when passed into the storage space through the smaller opening, and expand within the container to a size larger than the access and dispensing opening. A finger slot in one wall of the container facilitates dispensing of the bags from the container.
166	Receptacle holder	US350697	1989-05-10	US4974803A	1990-12-04	Andre Richer; Jean-Pierre Lefebvre
There is described a holder for mounting along a horizontal support which enables a receptacle to be connected thereto. The holder comprises a rectangular member having outwardly projecting flanges along the lateral edges thereof, the first plate member hinged to the rectangular member and a second plate member hinged to the second plate member. Additionally, there is a base plate at the bottom of the rectangular member. The first plate member projects inwardly from the rectangular member while the base plate projects outwardly thereof. The second plate member can be attached to the rectangular plate such as by means of a plurality of elongated members, each having a plurality of engageable balls formed therealong. Slots are provided in the plate member to receive the strand and balls which can be adjustably mounted along the sleeve when mounting the holder on the horizontal support. Sliders are associated with the receptacle to be engaged by the flanges so as to connect the receptacle to the holder. The receptacle rests on the base plates when the sliders have been fully engaged by the flanges. This arrangement permits for example the mounting of a garbage holder outside the railing of an ordinary veranda.
167	One-piece multi-pocketed storage device	US401185	1989-08-31	US4949843A	1990-08-21	William T. Stokes
An item storage device with a plurality of open-topped storage pockets in a matrix of rows and columns is formed of a single sheet of material, preferably of woven fabric. The single sheet is lapped over in a series of horizontal fold lines, forming alternating three-ply areas and single-ply areas. An overlap opening at the top of each three-ply area or row forms the pockets of that row. Left and right ends of the folded sheet are folded on a vertical fold line to form a small hem which is stitched on a vertical line to form closed margins at left and right. Horizontal stitch lines are made to hold at least two of the three plies together along horizontal lines which define the bottoms of the pockets. Additional vertical stitch lines are made to define and separate the pockets laterally. In preferred embodiments a series of circular grommets are secured through a doubled-over fabric hem along the top edge of the carrying device, to enable suspending the device vertically. A series of calculators, for example, may be carried in the pockets, as for classroom use.
168	Door back hanging organizer device	US216686	1988-07-08	US4846430A	1989-07-11	Yeoug-Sh Ke
A door back hanging organizer device comprising an upper locating plate, an lower locating plate, belt, and a fixing plate. The upper and lower locating plates are respectively located at the both ends of the belt, each of locating plate having two lines of bending holes for selective bending of the locating plate at either line of the bending holes into an inverted U-shaped configuration for convenient fixation of the locating plate on the top and bottom of a door body. The belt can be adjusted for length and tension. The fixing plate has two slots at upper and lower ends and a hook with a channel at the upper rear end thereof. Two devices can be used together with the fixing plates being arranged respectively at right and left sides of the door installation of a cross hanging rod and a net bag therebetween by way of the channel in two hooks appropriately arranged on the right and left devices. Accessories, such as a hanging ring, can be attached to the device by way of the hooks.
169	Collapsible column with covered tray	US971809	1978-12-21	US4232917A	1980-11-11	John H. Reinhardt
A tray for holding articles is attached to a collapsible column such that the tray may be suspended such as from a ceiling or other surface. The column may be provided with a plurality of detent positions for suspending the tray at various heights above the floor. The tray may be raised to an out-of-the-way position by fully collapsing the column. A cover may be provided to cover the tray when the column is fully collapsed. A positive-acting latch is conveniently operated from the underside of the tray to lower the tray when desired.
170	Holder	US39185773	1973-08-27	US3892315A	1975-07-01	JOHNSON ANTON E
A holder for supporting a container, as a trash can, above the surface of the ground. The holder has an elongated, channelshaped member mounted on an upright support, as a post or pipe. The upright member has a plurality of vertically spaced bands along the lower portion thereof separated from the front of the upright member with generally transverse slots. A bracket having a downwardly turned flange extended through a slot is mounted on the band to provide a support for the bottom of a container. The bracket is selectively mounted on one of the bands to accommodate different size containers. The upper portion of the elongated member has an upwardly and outwardly directed lip forming a hook for receiving the grip or handle of the container. A reverse curved member is attached to the upper end of the elongated member opposite the lip for receiving the upper end of a pipe.
171	Stand for holding and protecting flexible trash bags	US34136673	1973-03-15	US3841948A	1974-10-15	STENWALL L
1. An outdoor stand for holding flexible trash bags at elevated position for ready collection thereof, comprising in combination: an elevated standard securable at the base end thereof to the ground; a plurality of receiving hooks at the upper end of said standard for receiving flexible cords secured about and closing the necks of said trash bags; and a plurality of artificial shrubbery branches secured to at least the lower portions of said standard, and extending in generally radial fashion therefrom, to render said stand imitative of a natural plant object, and to protect and repel animals from the periphery of said stand, to thereby protect suspended trash bags.
172	Equipoised arm assembly	US3774873D	1971-11-24	US3774873A	1973-11-27	KROGSRUD J
An equipoised mechanism for supporting an object has a first set of parallel arms pivotally mounted on a supporting bracket, a first supported bracket pivotally connected to the first set of arms at the ends thereof opposite the supporting bracket, a second set of parallel arms pivotally mounted on the first supported bracket, and a second supported bracket pivotally mounted at the ends of the second set of parallel arms, opposite the first supported bracket, to which a mounting assembly and supported object are attached. The arms and brackets define two parallelograms by which the first and second supported brackets are maintained in a predetermined orientation with respect to the supporting bracket; balance and equalization forces on the mechanism are provided by a pair of springs operably connecting the first set of parallel arms and two sets of parallel springs operably connecting the second set of parallel arms.
173	Collapsible stand-up tray holder	US3669392D	1969-09-10	US3669392A	1972-06-13	SAUNDERS WILLIAM C
The device of this invention is a collapsible, tray holder having an upper tray cradle, universally adapted to hold a variety of different types of trays, an upright support, and a base. The cradle portion includes a rear stabilizer and a spring loaded front clasp designed to receive and hold trays of different sizes and shapes. The base and the cradle are connected to the upright with locking hinge connections forming, when assembled, a substantially C-shaped support. The tray cradle may be unlocked and folded at the hinge connections, parallel to the upright, with or without a tray therein. The base connection may also be unlocked for pivotal movement to collapse the holder to an I-shaped configuration for shipment or storage.
174	Storage rack	US3471030D	1967-10-30	US3471030A	1969-10-07	NETTEKOVEN WILLIAM F

175	Bath mat hanger	US29492363	1963-07-15	US3189184A	1965-06-15	WALSH LEO V

176	Vaporizer	US13043449	1949-12-01	US2557501A	1951-06-19	JULES FUSAY; HYMAN EVENTOFF

177	Article holder	US38227641	1941-03-07	US2359999A	1944-10-10	LANGHOFER ANNA V

178	Ornamental Hook System with Interchangeable Decorative Fixture	US15983797	2018-05-18	US20180332992A1	2018-11-22	Howard Chong
A hook system is provided that includes a wall-mountable component and one or more interchangeable decorative fixtures. The wall-mountable component has a base, at least one hanger, and at least one stem/mounting arm having a distal end configured with an arm connection system. The decorative fixture includes a fixture connection system that correlates to the arm connection system, which together allow the decorative fixture to be attached and removed, thereby allowing a user to easily change the aesthetic appearance of the hook system to complement the room décor. Multiple connection systems are disclosed.
179	Bendable hanging apparatus	US15916185	2018-03-08	US20180296015A1	2018-10-18	MICHAEL KELLY TIBBETTS
Described is a hanging device for hanging equipment, comprising of a coated material bent in a “S”, “P”, or “L” shape or similar shape. The apparatus comprises of two hooks on the first end to hang multiple items and a looped second end to hang off of multiple structures.
180	Cabinet Door Hanging Recipe Holder	US15469570	2017-03-26	US20180271313A1	2018-09-27	Robert William Madsen
A recipe holder that temporarily hangs from the top of a cabinet door with a clip that adapts to a very wide variety of cabinet door edges and configurations. The recipe holder is adjustable in length to conform to the user's eye level and collapses for ease of storage. The holder has a spring clip at its lower end for holding sheets of paper or cards.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

该功能需要专业版企业版VIP权限，您可以：