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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | John r | US626040D | US626040A | 1899-05-30 | ||
| 82 | Clamp | US489782D | US489782A | 1893-01-10 | ||
| 83 | Handle-rack | US417119D | US417119A | 1889-12-10 | ||
| 84 | Improvement in tobacco-hangers | US130806D | US130806A | 1872-08-27 | ||
| 85 | Hygienic sponge holder | US14716223 | 2015-05-19 | US09944434B1 | 2018-04-17 | Cynthia Ann Beauregard; Edward Joseph Beauregard; Craig Edward Beauregard; Bethany Marie Fleming; James William Fleming |
| Techniques of transporting bath sponges involve holding a used bath sponge in a case that will carry and compress the used bath sponge. Such a case separates the soiled water and debris that is drained from the used bath sponge. The case is designed to facilitate the drainage of water and debris that have accumulated in the bath sponge after it is used. The action of compression of a bath sponge within this case will also help to maintain the original shape of the bath sponge. This case will keep all water and debris that has collected by the action of compression of the bath sponge contained in the lower sections of the case. In addition, when this case is stored in an upright position, the water and debris will not be able to flow back into the top section where the sponge is being stored. | ||||||
| 86 | DEVICES FOR PREVENTING TOWEL SLIPPAGE | US15360013 | 2016-11-23 | US20170156553A1 | 2017-06-08 | Teresa Manko; Mark Manko; Jordan Robert Long |
| Devices, apparatus and systems for preventing towels from slipping off a towel holder are disclosed. The apparatus, devices and systems may include a surface that provides a frictional interface between the towel and towel holder. Two opposing edges of such a device may each include at least one raised or enlarged attachment formation which, when the device is moved from an unraveled condition to an engaged condition, may be aligned and connected to effectively connect the edges to each other. Such a device may further include a plurality of friction formations configured to face and contact a towel and a plurality of ridges configured to face and contact a towel holder when the device is in an engaged condition, surrounding a towel holder and supporting a towel. | ||||||
| 87 | Clipping Apparatus to Keep a Towel In-place | US14954670 | 2015-11-30 | US20170079485A1 | 2017-03-23 | Deborah A. Johnson |
| A clipping apparatus to keep a towel in place includes an interchangeable embellishment and a towel clip. The towel clip is configured with a first stem, a second stem, and a spring loaded connector as the first stem and the second stem are tensionally connected to each other through the spring loaded connector. A user is able to open the towel clip by compressing the first stem and the second stem together. Once the towel clip is opened and positioned with a bath towel, the first stem and the second stem are released so that the towel clip is able to firmly secure the bath towel against the user's body. The interchangeable embellishment is selectively attached to a front surface of the first stem to enhance the appearance of the towel clip. | ||||||
| 88 | Mounting system | US14131258 | 2012-07-06 | US09526381B2 | 2016-12-27 | Andrew Keith Maclaren-Taylor |
| The invention provides a mounting system for a wall mounted accessory which includes a first component (12), which is attachable to a wall (13), having a spigot (30), and a second component (14), to which the accessory (16) is attached, which has a tubular element (20) and a clamping means (22) which projects into an interior of the tubular element, which has, at one end, a clamp head (46) and which is actuatable, when the tubular element is passed over the spigot (30) and the spigot (30) is located between the clamp head (46) of the clamping means and an inner wall (72) of the tubular member, to draw the clamp head (46) into abutment with the spigot to clamp the spigot between the clamp head and the inner wall. | ||||||
| 89 | Adjustable clothes hook | US14545592 | 2015-05-27 | US09301658B1 | 2016-04-05 | Darryl Boeltl |
| Embodiments include, in combination with a ball joint relievable hanger having an moveable rod in which movement is facilitated by a ball portion within a complementary cavity, the ball portion having a bore containing a spring which bears on a locking member and urges the locking member into a detent in the complementary cavity, thereby retaining the rod in position unless a release weight is placed on the hanger, resulting in the downward movement of the rod, the improvement comprising, the extension of the bore in the ball portion to the end of the rod, a threaded screw which interacts with threads on the bore extension to allow distal-proximate movement of the screw, and seat means for conveying distal-proximate movement of the screw to the spring. Embodiments include means for adjusting the release weight of the relievable hanger. | ||||||
| 90 | SYSTEMS, APPARATUS AND DEVICES FOR PREVENTING TOWEL SLIPPAGE | US14892350 | 2014-05-20 | US20160081519A1 | 2016-03-24 | Teresa Manko; Mark Manko |
| Devices, apparatus and systems for preventing towels from slipping off a towel holder are disclosed. The apparatus, devices and systems may include a surface that provides a frictional interface between the towel and towel holder. The towel includes a first surface and an opposite surface. Preferably, at least one surface is made of all fabric, while the opposite surface includes a portion that prevents the towel from slipping off a towel holder. In one embodiment, an insert is sewn, stitched, or otherwise attached to the towel. | ||||||
| 91 | Multifunctional and configurable wall plates | US13716060 | 2012-12-14 | US09065263B2 | 2015-06-23 | Justin D Porcano |
| Multifunctional and configurable wall plate systems are provided and has a vertical base panel for a first utility, the vertical base panel operable for (i) releasably attaching to a wall surface, and (ii) positioning parallel, or substantially parallel, to the wall surface during a use of the wall plate. The systems also have a second utility, as they include a configurable component for the second utility that is releasably attachable to the at least two side surfaces of the vertical base panel to provide at least two configurations of the wall plate system. And, in some embodiments, the panel can be repositioned radially around the vertical base panel to the at least two side surfaces, such that the position of the configurable component relative to the vertical base panel is adjustable for adding flexibility to placement of the single wall plate design. | ||||||
| 92 | Rod or Wire Having Discontinuous Cross Sections, and Implements Made From Such Rod or Wire | US14103696 | 2013-12-11 | US20140127529A1 | 2014-05-08 | Radu Alexandru Ghiorghie; Philip C. Dretzka |
| A rod or wire having discontinuous cross sections and implements made from such rod or wire are disclosed. The perimeters of the cross section of the rod or wire are not circumferences nor rectangles nor squares, and have either at least two curves going in different directions, curves and straight lines, or straight lines going in different directions—but in the latter case not being regular polygons. | ||||||
| 93 | Towel system, assembly, and method | US12653566 | 2009-12-16 | US20100306984A1 | 2010-12-09 | Joseph Fiore |
| A towel system, assembly, and method enable a user to quickly identify, retrieve, and replace a moisture-absorbent medium. The towel system comprises, in combination, a circular towel, a support structure, and certain fastening structure. The towel is constructed from a moisture-absorbent medium and comprises a circular periphery, an anterior surface, and a posterior surface. The support structure comprises a vertical support surface. The fastening structure has a fastened thickness and is cooperable with the towel and the support surface for enabling a user to removably fasten the towel to the support surface. The fastening structure comprises towel-based and support-based structures. The fastening structure enables the user to removably fasten the towel adjacent the support surface a distance substantially equal to the fastened thickness for preventing contact between the towel and support surface and enabling the towel to hang within an air space surrounding the anterior and posterior surfaces. | ||||||
| 94 | INTEGRATED CERAMIC METAL IMITATION | US11864878 | 2007-09-28 | US20090087610A1 | 2009-04-02 | Tsung-Hui Lee |
| An integrated ceramic metal imitation comprises a ceramic body; a metal element being engaged to the ceramic body; a metal layer adhered on outer surfaces of the ceramic body and the metal element so that the surface presents shine effect. The metal layer is formed by electroplating or electric sputtering or evaporation. The ceramic body is one of a sanitation device, a hook for dressing, a switch, a door handle, and a toothbrush frame. The metal layer is formed by electroplating or sputtering or evaporation. The ceramic body is one of a sanitation device, a hook for dressing, a switch, a door handle, and a toothbrush frame. | ||||||
| 95 | Molded product with rigid core and elastgomeric outer element and method of mounting same | US10391951 | 2003-03-19 | US20030161991A1 | 2003-08-28 | Scott Henderson |
| A molded plastic fixture has a core body formed of a relatively rigid first plastic material and an outer body covering outer surface portions of the core body and formed of an elastomeric material overmolded on the core body and providing improved gripping of supported articles and frictional surfaces to enhance grasping by a user. The fixture is mountable on a wall surface by one or more suction cups, which may be unitary with the outer body or may form part of a separate mounting structure engageable with the fixture in either pivoting or longitudinally sliding relationship therewith. The outer body may be light-transmitting to permit viewing therethrough of the core body, which may be formed of a visually distinguishable material. | ||||||
| 96 | Coverplate storage device | US89036 | 1998-06-02 | US6130384A | 2000-10-10 | Antonio Esteves; Peter Kanellis; Asterios Tsikrikis; John Tsikrikis |
| A coverplate storage device includes a threaded first portion and a second portion. The threaded first portion is screwed into the standard screw receptacle of a coverplate (either a switchplate cover or plug receptacle plate cover) and the second portion receives small items, such as key chains. The invention also includes a wall guard to protect the wall under the hanging items from damage. Other variations of coverplate storage devices are provided which are secured to the coverplate by the screw receptacle or held in place using the light switch or plug receptacle. | ||||||
| 97 | Magnetic support attachment | US855677 | 1997-05-14 | US5895018A | 1999-04-20 | Ricardo G. Rielo |
| A support system for magnetically supporting a thin, pliable section of material, such as a kitchen towel from a surface. The support system includes a first plate with an upper surface and a lower surface and a second plate with an upper surface and a lower surface. The section of material along with at least one magnet is placed between the lower surface of the first plate and the upper surface of the second plate. A fastening device for attaching through the thin pliable material and attaching the first plate to the second plate, is included through the entire assembly, so that the thin pliable material is retained between the lower surface of said first plate and said upper surface of said second plate. | ||||||
| 98 | Garment/towel hook | US289006 | 1994-08-11 | US5558307A | 1996-09-24 | Richard B. Klein; Chris Serslev; Ristomatti Ratia |
| A hook for hanging clothing, towels or other articles. The hook includes an enlarged rigid base secured to a wall or other vertical surface. A rigid rod extends from the base to a free end having a reduced diameter. A friction knob is mounted upon this reduced diameter section. The friction knob takes the form of a sheath which surrounds the free end of the rod. A plurality of circumferential ribs extend from the exterior of the sheath at locations spaced along its longitudinal axis. The free ends of the ribs are arranged along the axis such that the ribs, and thus the exterior of the knob, take an ellipsoidal form having a relatively large size. This relatively large size reduces wrinkling and "bulging" in the article hung upon the hook. The knob is formed of a flexible material having a relatively high coefficient of friction. The weight of the article will typically deform the ribs, increasing the surface area of the knob material in contact with the knob, and thus reducing the possibility of the article slipping from the knob. The rod is hollow, with a hole extending through the base. A screw is inserted through the hole to secure the hook to the wall. A cosmetic plug is attached to the free end of the rod to hide the screw. The plug also acts as an enlarged head to maintain the knob upon the rod. | ||||||
| 99 | Towel ring assembly | US818218 | 1986-01-13 | US4637582A | 1987-01-20 | John W. Boda |
| A towel ring assembly comprising a split ring which swings in a pair of holes in a base is constructed so that the ring will not separate from the base when the ring is pulled with a heavy load. For this purpose, the base includes an integral web which is located between the holes and which is formed with a hole for receiving the screw of a fastener assembly. The fastener assembly ties the ends of the ring to one another and, when tightened, draws the ends of the ring toward the sides of the web. Lugs are formed integrally with the sides of the web and engage the ends of the ring to limit swinging of the ring beyond predetermined positions in either direction. | ||||||
| 100 | Detachable drape clamp | US494025 | 1983-05-12 | US4535513A | 1985-08-20 | Vinko Sterle |
| A clamp for the detachable holding of web-shaped materials, comprising a spring steel clamping strip consisting of two downwardly extending legs having lower free ends and an intermediate section interconnecting said legs at upper ends thereof, a pull bar fastened at one end to the intermediate section and an elongated slide element defining a transverse groove through a portion of said element to define two arms and a longitudinal bore through the ungrooved portion, said bar passing slidingly through said bore and permitting said clamping strip to be completely drawn into said groove to create a bringing together of said legs, the distance between the two arms being less than the distance between the lower free ends of the legs when in an open position, the lower free ends of said legs being bent towards each other and serrated, the legs contacting said arms at only one point when in said groove. | ||||||
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