FR2652492A1 - SUSPENSION DEVICE FOR SHOES AND SIMILAR OBJECTS. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a suspension device for shoes. According to the invention, a one-piece body (1) comprising an upper hook (2) and two side clamps (3, 4) oriented in the same direction, which tend to remain closed and hold the shoes (5). Application: possibility of examining the shoes, without having to take them off.

Description

2652492.

  The present invention relates to a de-suspension device for pairs of shoes and the like, for household use, but which can also be used as a display in shoe sales establishments. - There are known hooks for shoes, for domestic use, which are composed of a body molded in one piece, provided with orifices in which the shoes are suspended. These hooks have the disadvantage that the shoes are suspended by their upper part offering to view their soles and their heels, and therefore, they are not suitable as display stands for use in shoe factories and

  similar establishments for the sale of shoes

safe.

  In order to improve on the known embodiments, the hook device which is the subject of the invention has been invented which, thanks to its configuration, is suitable for use both in the home environment

  than in commercial establishments.

  The suspension device is of the type that

  takes a one-piece body with a top hook

  laughter and holes in which the shoes are

  suspended from the posterior part of the stem,

  essentially because the body in ques-

  It has two lateral branches, each in the form of a clamp, oriented in the same direction, which tend to remain closed under the effect of their own elasticity.

  and in the clamps of which the shoes are

  safe, these, once suspended, being oriented

on the same side;

  To facilitate the understanding of this

  description, a drawing is appended, in which, by way of example only, is shown a practical case of

  realization of the suspension device.

  In said drawing, FIG. 1 is an elevational view of

  front view of the suspension device, and the

  Figure 2 is a side elevational view.

  In the drawing, the suspension device is formed of a molded body in one piece, indicated by the reference

  1, with an upper hook 2, from the base of the

  which leave two lateral arms 3 and 4, which each form a clamp which tends to close by elastic effect.

  These clamps are oriented to the same side of the room.

  To the clamps 3, 4, the shoes 5 are suspended, with the particularity that the two shoes are turned from

  same side. In this way, the pair of shoes is ex-

  posed entirely, and one can see the front face, the sole and the heel. The shoe suspended on the clamp 3 is visible by its front face and its sides, and the shoe hanging on the clamp 4, is visible by its

sole, heel and sides.

  The inner contour of the clamps 3 and 4 has the curvature necessary to adapt to the posterior part

  from the upper of the shoe. Logically, the body 1 pre-

  feels the reinforcements needed to support the weight of the shoes. Compared to other known devices, the one described here has the advantage of allowing the examination of the shoes on all their points, without it being necessary to

  remove from the hook. Thanks to this characteristic, this

  Positive may be used in a domestic setting or also in an establishment intended for the sale of shoes, so that the prospective purchaser can conveniently evaluate the characteristics of form, colors, the materials of which they are made, and all other

  peculiarities of the article exposed.

  The materials used for the manufacture of the

  suspension, its shapes and dimensions, as well as any accessory details that may arise are independent of the object of the invention, provided that

not to affect the very nature of it.

Claims (1)

CLAIM   Device for suspending pairs of shoes and the like, of the type which comprises a body made of   a piece (1), provided with an upper hook (2) and ori-   in which the shoes are suspended from the rear part of the upper, characterized essentially by the fact that the body in question has two lateral branches (3,4), each forming a clamp, oriented in the same direction, which tend to remain closed under the effect of their own elasticity, and in the clips of which the shoes are fastened, which, when suspended,   remain oriented on the same side.