US20090078726A1 - Garment hanger - Google Patents
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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Abstract
A garment hanger (1) including a main body (3) for operatively receiving a garment, a first hook (5) connected to the main body (3) for hooking the garment hanger (1) onto a first support, and a second hook (7) operatively connected to the first hook (5) for alternatively hooking the garment hanger (1) onto a second support (9). The main body (3) and the first and second hooks (5,7) are preferably contained within a same substantially vertical plane. The second hook (7) preferably includes a securing flange (11) operatively projecting from the first hook (5), the securing flange (1) being shaped so as to define a recessed portion (13) for receiving therein the second support (9). Preferably also, the second hook (7) is operable between a first configuration for allowing the garment hanger from being removed from the second support (9), and a second configuration for securing the garment hanger (1) onto the second support (9) and preventing the garment hanger (1) from being removed from the second support (9). Preferably also, the garment hanger (1) has a locking mechanism (15) for maintaining the second hook (7) in the second configuration. Preferably also, the second hook (7) is provided with a finger receiving portion (27) being shaped and sized for receiving a finger of a user of the garment hanger so as to facilitate operating of the second hook (7).
Description
- The present invention relates to a hanger. More particularly, in its preferred intended use, the present invention relates to a garment hanger which can act as a conventional hanger, and which is also devised to be secured onto a clothesline, or any other suitable corresponding rope-like support structure, such as a wired rack for example, and the like.
- Garment hangers are very well known in the art. Indeed, a typical garment hanger usually comprises a main body devised to receive a garment to be hung thereon, and a hooking member (also referred to simply as “hook”) operatively connected to the main body for hooking the garment hanger onto a support structure, such as a pole in a closet, for example.
- Clotheslines are also very well known in the art. Indeed, they generally consist of a cord, rope, or wire on which clothes may be hung to dry and/or air out by means of suitable accessories, such as clothespins for example.
- Known to the Applicant are the following US patents which describe various garment hangers, and/or devices for use with the same and/or with clotheslines: U.S. Pat. Nos. 1,690,614; 2,250,245; 2,494,973; 2,498,400; 2,505,306; 2,594,228; 2,762,103; 2,877,941; 2,917,212; 2,921,728; 3,008,614; 3,202,329; 3,240,462; 3,253,813; 3,524,226; 4,034,902; 4,049,163; 4,139,174; 4,310,096; 4,553,294; 4,823,444; 4,833,759; 5,075,935; 5,083,690; 5,383,588; 5,526,968; 6,041,985; 6,196,399 B1; 6,296,160 B1; 6,487,760 B1; 6,506,108 B1; 6,842,951 B1; and Re. 32,269.
- Also known to the Applicant is Japanese document No. 2001-224897.
- However, a substantial problem associated with these types of devices is that they are not intended to retain a garment in a very simple and efficient manner (i.e. used as a conventional garment hanger), while at the same time being capable of being securely mounted in place onto a clothesline for example, without being displaced according to the effect of winds and without leaving behind on the garments with which they cooperate any disgracial folds caused by the use of conventional accessories, such as clothespins for example.
- It is also known in the art that conventional garment hangers, with or without pivoting hooks, are generally designed to be hooked onto standard poles of closets and the like, via the hooks thereof. Unfortunately, existing garment hangers are not devised to be fixed perpendicularly or suspended to clotheslines or other similar rope-like structures, outdoors, in an efficient and secured manner. Moreover, it is also known that conventional garment hangers do not have a convenient retaining device integrated thereto which would enable to accomplish the above-mentioned functions and/or advantages. Instead, a conventional garment hanger which is suspended outdoors will generally be displaced by winds or other loads/vibrations, and may eventually fall to the ground and thus damage and/or stain, soil, and the like, the garments which may be hung thereon, which is very undesirable.
- Furthermore, it is also known in the art that for conventional garment hangers, which are placed onto a conventional clothesline, in a neighboring manner, the garments of such neighboring garment hangers will touch themselves because each garment hanger is not devised to preserve a fixed configuration or positioning with respect to the clothesline (preferably, in a successive and perfectly transversal manner with respect to said clothesline). Indeed, conventional hooks of garment hangers are known to rotate or slide along clotheslines, which may result in neighboring garment hangers (and the corresponding garments hung thereon) “bunching up” together in a given clothesline, which is disadvantageous for drying purposes. Thus, it is also known in the art that drying of such garments with conventional garment hangers, as a result of their traditional hooks, etc., is not done in an efficient manner.
- Hence, in light of the aforementioned, there is a need for an improved device which would be able to overcome some of the aforementioned prior art problems.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a garment hanger which, by virtue of its design and components, satisfies some of the above-mentioned needs and which is thus an improvement over other related devices known in the prior art.
- In accordance with the present invention, the above object is achieved, as will be easily understood from the present description, with a garment hanger such as the one briefly described herein and such as the one exemplified in the accompanying drawings.
- According to another aspect of the invention, there is also provided a rope-like support (e.g. clothesline) provided with the above-mentioned garment hanger.
- According to yet another aspect of the invention, there is also provided a method for securing the above-mentioned garment hanger onto a rope-like support.
- According to yet another aspect of the invention, there is also provided a method of manufacturing the above-mentioned garment hanger.
- More particularly, the present invention provides a garment hanger comprising:
- a main body for operatively receiving a garment;
- a first hook connected to the main body for hooking the garment hanger onto a first support; and
- a second hook operatively connected to the first hook for alternatively hooking the garment hanger onto a second support.
- The second support is preferably a rope-like structure, such as a clothesline, for example.
- Preferably also, the main body and the first and second hooks are contained within a same substantially vertical plane.
- Preferably also, the second hook operatively projects from the first hook. More particularly, the second hook preferably includes a securing flange operatively projecting from the first hook, the securing flange being shaped so as to define a recessed portion for receiving therein the second support.
- Preferably also, the second hook is made of a resilient material, and is operable between a first configuration for allowing the garment hanger from being removed from the second support, and a second configuration for securing the garment hanger onto the second support and preventing the garment hanger from being removed from said second support.
- Preferably also, the garment hanger comprises a locking mechanism for maintaining the second hook of the garment hanger in the second configuration.
- Preferably also, the locking mechanism comprises first and second components being provided on the second hook and main body respectively, the first component being securable against the second component for maintaining the second hook in the second configuration.
- Preferably also, the second hook comprises a finger receiving portion being shaped and sized for receiving a finger of a user of the garment hanger so as to facilitate operating of the second hook, and said finger receiving portion is preferably provided with ribs.
- Preferably, the garment hanger and the different components thereof are made of a single material and of a single piece.
- Preferably also, the garment hanger, and more particularly the main body thereof, may comprise some of the following components: an integrated handle, a pair of shoulder sections, a transversal bar, at least one suspension accessory for suspending a given article from said at least one suspension accessory, and/or anti-skidding components.
- The objects, advantages, and other features of the present invention will become more apparent upon reading of the following non-restrictive description of preferred embodiments thereof, given for the purpose of exemplification only, with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a front plan view of a garment hanger according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is a side view of what is shown inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is a top view of what is shown inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of section A illustrated inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the garment hanger shown inFIG. 1 , said garment hanger being now shown provided with three suspension accessories, one of said accessories being shown in an operating configuration and the other two suspension accessories being shown in a transportation configuration. -
FIG. 6 is a front plan view of what is shown inFIG. 5 , the first suspension accessory being shown to be slidably moveable along a transversal bar of the hanger via a dotted representation thereof. -
FIG. 7 is a side view of what is shown inFIG. 6 . -
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a suspension accessory such as the ones illustrated inFIG. 6 , said suspension accessory being shown prior to mounting onto the hanger. -
FIG. 9 is a front plan view of what is shown inFIG. 8 . -
FIG. 10 is a side view of what is shown inFIG. 9 . -
FIG. 11 is a top view of what is shown inFIG. 9 . -
FIG. 12 is a front plan view of a garment hanger according to yet another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the garment hanger being shown with a second hook provided with a finger receiving portion and corresponding locking mechanism. -
FIG. 13 is a side view of what is shown inFIG. 12 . -
FIG. 14 is a top view of what is shown inFIG. 12 . -
FIG. 15 is a partial enlarged view of a portion of the garment hanger shown inFIG. 12 , the second hook of the garment hanger being shown in the first configuration (“opened configuration”). -
FIG. 16 is yet another partial enlarged view of a portion of the garment hanger shown inFIG. 12 , the second hook of the garment hanger being now shown in an intermediate configuration. -
FIG. 17 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 16 , the second hook of the garment hanger being now shown in the second configuration (“retaining” or “secured” configuration). -
FIG. 18 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 15 , the second hook of the garment hanger being shown in the opened configuration. -
FIG. 19 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 18 , the garment hanger being now shown cooperating with a cross-sectional view of an adjacent clothesline. -
FIG. 20 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 19 , the garment hanger being now shown further cooperating with the clothesline, the latter being introduced into the recessed portion of the second hook of the hanger. -
FIG. 21 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 20 , the second hook being now shown in an intermediate configuration. -
FIG. 22 is another view of what is shown inFIG. 21 , the second hook being now shown in a securing configuration and clamping the clothesline securely. -
FIG. 23 is a partial perspective view of what is shown inFIG. 17 . -
FIG. 24 is a partial perspective view of what is shown inFIG. 15 . - In the following description, the same numerical references refer to similar elements. The embodiments and dimensions (expressed in inches) shown in the figures are preferred, for exemplification purposes only.
- Moreover, although the present invention was primarily designed for use with garments and/or clotheslines, it may be used with other objects and/or other hanging supports, such as wired racks for example, and the like, as apparent to a person skilled in the art. For this reason, expressions such as “garment”, “clothesline”, etc., used herein should not be taken as to limit the scope of the present invention and include all other kinds of objects and/or applications with which the present invention could be used and may be useful. As will also be easily understood, the cross-sectional area of the rope-like support 9 (“clothesline”) according to the present invention is not necessarily limited to a circular configuration, and may take on other suitable geometrical configurations, such as square, rectangular, triangular, etc., and the like, as apparent to a person skilled in the art. Consequently, the
second hook 7 and corresponding portions of thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention may also take on other suitable geometrical configurations other than the ones briefly described herein, so as to be complementary to thesupport 9 onto which thesecond hook 7 of thegarment hanger 1 is to be hooked on, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art. - Moreover, in the context of the present invention, the expressions “device” and “hanger”, as well as any other equivalent expressions and/or compound words thereof, may be used interchangeably. The same applies for any other mutually equivalent expressions, such as “rope”, “support”, “rack” and “clothesline” for example, as well as “second hook”, “clip”, “securing means”, “retaining means”, “locking means” and “security means”, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art.
- In addition, although the preferred embodiments of the present invention as illustrated in the accompanying drawings comprise various components such as accessories, etc., and although the preferred embodiments of the
garment hanger 1 and corresponding parts as shown consist of certain geometrical configurations as explained and illustrated herein, not all of these components and geometries are essential to the invention and thus should not be taken in their restrictive sense, i.e. should not be taken so as to limit the scope of the present invention. It is to be understood, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art, that other suitable components and cooperations thereinbetween, as well as other suitable geometrical configurations may be used for thegarment hanger 1 and corresponding parts according to the present invention, as will be briefly explained herein and as can be easily inferred herefrom, without departing from the scope of the present invention. - Broadly described, the
hanger 1 according to the present invention, is ahanger 1 adapted to be secured onto a support rope, or any other suitable rope-like structure (e.g. clothesline 9), as will be easily understood from the present description by a person skilled in the art. Indeed, the present invention relates to agarment hanger 1 which can act as a conventional hanger, and which is also devised to be secured onto aclothesline 9, or any other suitable rope-like structure, such as a wired rack for example, and the like. -
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- 1. garment hanger
- 3. main body
- 5. main or “first” hook
- 7. complementary or “second” hook
- 9. second support (e.g. clothesline)
- 11. securing flange (of the second hook 7)
- 13. recessed portion (of the second hook 7)
- 15. locking mechanism
- 17. first component (of the locking mechanism 15)
- 19. second component (of the locking mechanism 15)
- 21. abutment portion
- 23. stopper
- 25. contact surface(s)
- 27. finger receiving portion
- 29. rib(s) (of finger receiving portion 27)
- 31. handle
- 33. shoulder section(s)
- 35. transversal bar
- 35 a. main transversal bar for main garment suspension
- 35 b. secondary transversal bar for smaller garment suspension
- 37. suspension accessory
- 39. anti-skidding component(s)
- 39 a. anti-skidding rib(s)
- 39 b. anti-skidding material(s) for receiving and increasing retaining of garment(s) (e.g. pant(s), skirt(s), etc.)
- 41. rest area for non-operating finger(s)
- 43. suspension arm(s) (e.g. for suspender(s), dress(es), etc.)
- 45. transition portion (of the second hook 7)
- Indeed, in its preferred intended use, the
garment hanger 1 according to the present invention, as exemplified in the accompanying drawings, is agarment hanger 1 which comprises amain body 3 devised to receive garment(s) or garment accessory(ies) (not shown) to be hung thereon, and a hooking member for hooking the garment hanger. As illustrated in the accompanying drawings, themain body 3 or structure may be provided with different suitable components and/or accessories for carrying out different purposes, that is, for receiving different items. - The hooking member preferably comprises a first or “main”
hook 5 for hooking thegarment hanger 1 onto a first support (not shown), such as a pole or a rack of a closet for example, as is possible with conventional garment hangers. Thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention preferably further comprises a complementary or “second” hook 7 (similar to a “clip mechanism”), preferably in the form of a securingflange 11, which is positioned, shaped and sized onto thegarment hanger 1, and preferably the main hook portion thereof, so as to be appropriately clamped onto another or “second”support 9, such as a clothesline for example, so as to be able to securely mount thegarment hanger 1 onto saidsecond support 9. As illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the securingflange 11 is positioned in a bottom portion of the main hook portion, and preferably within the same plane of thehanger 1, as evidenced byFIGS. 2 and 3 , so that thehanger 1 may be easily stacked for advantageously facilitating shipping, storing and the like. - It is to be understood that although the second hook 7 (i.e. securing flange 11) is positioned in a bottom section of the
main hook 5 of thegarment hanger 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, saidsecond hook 7, or any other suitable securing means devised for allowing thehanger 1 to be secured onto a clothesline for example, may be suitably positioned and secured elsewhere on another component of thegarment hanger 1 in order to enable the same to be properly secured and be hanged onto asecond support 9, such as a clothesline for example, as apparent to a person skilled in the art. - Referring to
FIG. 4 , there is shown an enlarged view of a preferred embodiment of thesecond hook 7 according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Preferably, thesecond hook 7 is shaped, positioned and sized so as to be appropriately secured onto a rope-like structure, such as a clothesline for example, as aforementioned, and preferably, having a diameter comparable to those most available in the market, namely of about 0.145 inches to about 0.220 inches. Preferably also, each hanger volume comprises about 4.523 cubic inches, and each clip volume preferably comprises about 0.330 cubic inches. As previously mentioned, the cross-sectional shape of the rope-like support 9 need not be necessarily circular according to the present invention, and may take on various other shapes and/or dimensions, as well as the corresponding different components of thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art. Consequently, the shape of the second hook 7 (and/or of the securingflange 11 thereof need not be necessarily circular either, and may take on various other shapes and/or dimensions, complementary to that of thesecond support 9 onto which thesecond hook 7 is to be hooked on, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art. - Furthermore, as can be easily understood from the present invention, the
garment hanger 1 and the various components thereof, namely themain hook 5 and thesecond hook 7 operatively secured thereto (either directly or via the main body 3), are preferably made of a suitable material, such as a polymer material, and the like, enabling thegarment hanger 1 to be produced according to a suitable manufacturing process, such as injection molding for example, which enables thegarment hanger 1 to be produced in a cost effective manner, which is also very advantageous. - Several modifications could be made to the
garment hanger 1 according to the present invention. Indeed, for example, themain hook 5 may comprise a support rod operatively connected to themain body 3 of thegarment hanger 1, via a suitable socket, the support rod being preferably rotatable with respect to saidbody 3 so that a garment hung onto thebody 3 may be positioned in parallel, transversely, or at an angle, with respect to a support onto which thegarment hanger 1 may be secured. - Moreover, the portion below the main hook portion or
body 3 of thegarment hanger 1 may be shaped and sized for receiving corresponding means or providing publicity, whether of the garment hanger manufacturer, or of another company, as can be easily understood by a person skilled in the art. The means for supporting the above-mentioned publicity may be affixed onto themain body 3 in a suitable manner, and with suitable fastening means, which are preferably devised to be removably connected, as also apparent to a person skilled in the art. Moreover, theshoulder sections 33 of thegarment hanger 1 may comprise adjustable portions which extend therealong the corresponding slanted portions of theshoulder sections 33 in order to accommodate different formats and sizes of garments. Furthermore, themain hook 5 of thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention may be provided with suitable retaining means so that once hooked onto a conventional pole, such as that of a closet and the like, an operator must trigger the retaining means into an opened configuration, so as to enable thegarment hanger 1, and more particularly themain hook 5 thereof, to be removed from said pole. - Furthermore, it is worth mentioning, as better exemplified in
FIGS. 12-24 , that thegarment hanger 1 and thesecond hook 7 thereof, namely the securingflange 11, may be altered so as to provide thegarment hanger 1 with increased clamping, securing, retaining and/or security capabilities, as well as an improved ergonomic use thereof by the fingers of a user of thegarment hanger 1. Indeed, as better shown inFIGS. 23 and 24 , and as can be easily understood when referring toFIGS. 12-22 , the second hook 7 (and/or the securingflange 11 thereof) of thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention may preferably further comprise afinger receiving portion 27 for receiving at least one finger of a user of thegarment hanger 1, as well as acorresponding abutment portion 21 destined to cooperate with a correspondingstopper 23 provided preferably along a neighboring segment of themain body 3 of thegarment hanger 1 so that once in a securing configuration, as better shown inFIGS. 17 , 22 and 23, theclothesline 9 positioned between the corresponding recessedportion 13 of theflange 11, and as a result of the corresponding shape of theflange 11 and the corresponding resilient properties thereof, may be further clamped and secured between theflange 11 and the corresponding adjacent portion of themain hook 5. - According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the
garment hanger 1 and corresponding second hook 7 (i.e. securing flange 11) are preferably used in the following manner: on a given indoor oroutdoor clothesline 9 for example, the garment to be dried or treated is preferably installed onto thegarment hanger 1. Subsequently, by using preferably a single hand, a user may hang thegarment hanger 1 onto theclothesline 9 by means of the securingflange 11. One simply has to insert theclothesline 9 perpendicularly in the corresponding opening of thesmall transition portion 45 of thesecond hook 7 provided to that effect and positioning theclothesline 9 at the end of said recessedportion 13, as better shown inFIG. 20 , and as can be easily understood when referring and contrastingFIGS. 19 and 20 . Then, by means of a single hand preferably, one may secure it if need may be with thesecurity locking mechanism 15 which prevents thegarment hanger 1 and correspondingsecond hook 7 from being removed from theclothesline 9 under the influence of great wind conditions or similar abrupt and oscillating/jerky movements. Indeed, one simply has to push the security feature (i.e.finger receiving portion 27 or abutment portion 21) towards thestopper 23 provided preferably on an adjacent segment of themain body 3 of thegarment hanger 1 and properly position these two components, that is theabutment portion 21 versus thestopper 23, one towards the other, for locking thereinbetween due to the resilient nature of theflange 11, as can be easily understood by a person skilled in the art. - In order to disengage the above-mentioned security means, one simply has to push the security/locking component onto its side or rearwardly and the memory effect of the
second hook 7 will bring back the securingflange 11 to its original disengaged or opened configuration from the start, as better illustrated inFIGS. 15 , 18 and 24. - One may then remove the
garment hanger 1 from theclothesline 9 by raising it from the top via a suitable portion of thegarment hanger 1 and by sliding theclothesline 9 thereout in order to have thetransition portion 45 of thesecond hook 7 removed from saidclothesline 9. A user may then conveniently install thegarment hanger 1 onto a standard pole such as the ones known in the art by hooking thegarment hanger 1 thereon via itsmain hook 5 in a well-known manner. - Several components, features and advantages are associated to the embodiment shown in
FIGS. 12-24 , as briefly described hereinbelow. For example, and as explained earlier, thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention preferably comprises a main support portion orbody 3, a main or “first”hook 5 operatively connected thereto, as well as a complementary or “second”hook 7 preferably made integral to thegarment hanger 1 and positioned within a same vertical plane, shaped and sized to preferably cooperate in a perpendicular manner with aclothesline 9 or any other corresponding rope-like support, said retaining device being further provided with a security device preventing thesecond hook 7 from letting go of saidclothesline 9 once in the clamped or closed configuration, as can be easily understood when referring toFIGS. 17 and 22 . - The
garment hanger 1 and corresponding components thereof, namely the above-mentioned securingsecond hook 7, are preferably made of a suitable material, whether rigid or flexible, but with sufficient resilient properties in order to carry out the above-mentioned functions, as exemplified in the accompanying drawings. Moreover, the retaining system is preferably devised to preferably cooperate in a perpendicular manner onto a fixed or free-moving rope, thread, tube, rod, pole or any rope-like structure, such as aclothesline 9 or the like, irrespectively of the diameter and shape thereof, and furthermore, thesecurity locking mechanism 15 for preventing thesecond hook 7 from letting go of its clamping configuration is preferably devised to do so even under the influence of winds, physical forces or unwanted situations which could result in thegarment hanger 1 and correspondingsecond hook 7 from being otherwise removed from theclothesline 9. - As can be easily understood, several other modifications could be made to the above-described embodiments. For example, the different components thereof may be made of and/or include suitable materials/
components 39, such asanti-skidding ribs 39 a oranti-skidding materials 39 b, which are suitably connected to the components of thegarment hanger 1, whether glued, injected, co-injected, clipped, snapped, screwed onto, riveted, or operatively connected thereto by any other suitable fixing means on theshoulder sections 33, retaininglocking mechanism 15, transversal bar(s) 35 a,35 b, or any suitable other location on thegarment hanger 1. - Furthermore, as better shown in
FIGS. 23 and 24 , thefinger receiving portion 27 of thesecond hook 7 is preferably provided withcorresponding ribs 29 or knurled portions facilitating a better grip and operation of thefinger receiving portion 27 by a finger of a user of thegarment hanger 1 and correspondingsecond hook 7, and furthermore, it is to be also understood by a person skilled in the art that other suitable means may be used for ensuring that thesecond hook 7 is maintained in a clamped configuration such as the ones illustrated inFIGS. 17 , 22 and 23. Indeed, instead of having anabutment portion 21 cooperating with a correspondingstopper 23 provided along an adjacent portion of themain body 3, one may replace either one of theabutment portion 21 and/orstopper 23, by a corresponding orifice, such that the other non-replaced portion could consist of a pin to be removably insertable into said orifice, so as to maintain the clip or securingflange 11 in a constant and fixed clamped configuration, as can be easily understood by a person skilled in the art. - As may now be better appreciated, the embodiments described hereinabove and in the accompanying drawings provide several advantages. For example, the
garment hanger 1 with correspondingsecond hook 7 according to the present invention may be hooked and secured perpendicularly toclotheslines 9 thanks to its integrative innovative securing/security means which are preferably made integral to thegarment hanger 1, and thus consist of a single and same piece. Furthermore, by virtue of its clamping and securing capabilities, thegarment hanger 1 is ensured to be maintained perfectly perpendicular to a givenclothesline 9 thereby preventing it from undertaking angles and movements which are not desirable so as to ensure that the garments of neighboringgarment hangers 1 do not touch other and dry in a more rapid/efficient manner. Furthermore, by virtue of itssecond hook 7, andcorresponding locking mechanism 15 as exemplified in the accompanying drawings, these features prevent thegarment hanger 1 from traveling or sliding along a givenclothesline 9, which is also very advantageous. Furthermore, it has been tested that thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention, when properly hooked/secured can sustain violent winds of up to about 60 km/h or even violent shakings of theclotheslines 9. - It has also been established that when the garment is perpendicular to the clothesline, the corresponding systems of the
present garment hanger 1 enable to position up to about 6 times more clothing in a given space than that what is possible with conventional hanging methods such as clothespins and the like. - Furthermore, the present invention is also advantageous in that its various systems may be used and operated by using a single hand contrary to what is possible with conventional devices known in the art, such as known clothespins, because in these latter cases, one must hold the garment to be hung with the other hand.
- Preferably also, the components of the hooking portions, including the first and
second hooks garment hanger 1 and possible garment(s) hung thereon. Preferably also, themain body 3 of the garment hanger, and the covering of thehooks hooks main body 3 of thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention may be made of other suitable materials depending on the applications for which thegarment hanger 1 is intended, as apparent to a person skilled in the art. For example, if thegarment hanger 1 is intended to be used in very humid environment, then its parts are preferably made of materials which would be corrosion resistant, so as to prevent adverse interaction, such as stains for example, with the garments used therewith. - Preferably also, the components (e.g. the securing
flange 11 of the second hook 7) of thegarment hanger 1 are preferably devised so as to have a sufficient amount of resiliency in order to adapt themselves and suitably clamp thereinbetween different diameters and types ofclotheslines 9 sold in the market, as can be easily understood by a person skilled in the art. - As aforementioned, the
garment hanger 1 according to the present invention may act as a conventional garment hanger and preferably has a securingflange 11 operatively connected to the main hook 5 (either directly or indirectly via the main body 3), saidflange 11 being devised so as to carry out a clamping of asecond support 9, such as a clothesline for example, and maintain thegarment hanger 1 onto which the mechanism is integrated securely mounted onto saidsecond support 9. As can be easily understood from the present description, thegarment hanger 1 may be used with other hanging devices intended to be used with clotheslines and/or conventional closets. - According to the present invention, the
garment hanger 1 and corresponding parts may be shaped and sized so as to accommodate different formats of garments, ranging from junior size to senior size, and may be provided with additional components and features depending on the applications for which thegarment hanger 1 is intended, as apparent to a person skilled in the art. For example, themain body 3 of thegarment hanger 1 may be provided with wider support areas for heavier coats and garments, or may be provided with elastometer fixtures so as to prevent skidding of the garment with respect to thebody 3, as well as with suitable bands, and the like. Moreover, thegarment hanger 1 according to the present invention may be provided with suitable means devised to receiveother accessories 37, such as those intended to hang and/or dry several pairs of socks, pants, skirts, and the like. Thus, it could be easily understood that several components and features may be modified or added to themain body 3 and corresponding hooking members of thegarment hanger 1 without departing from the scope of the present invention. Indeed, for example, instead of having a securingflange 11 which projects within the same plane from thegarment hanger 1, said securingflange 11 may be positioned elsewhere along saidhanger 1 or may simply consists of a bend along a component of saidhanger 1, such as themain hook 5, for allowing themain hook 5 to not only be hooked onto a conventional first support, such as a conventional pole, but allow saidhook clothesline 9 for example (second support). Indeed, an important feature of the present invention resides in the fact that thegarment hanger 1 may not only be used as a conventional garment hanger, but comprises additional clamping or securing means, which may come in various forms, as apparent to a person skilled in the art, for securely mounting thegarment hanger 1 onto anothersecond support 9, such as a clothesline for example, in the manner described herein. For example, the width of the securingflange 11 of thesecond hook 7 could be made larger and/or the inner portion thereof could be provided with appropriately sized spikes to further increase securing of the second hook 7 (and thus of the garment hanger 1) onto the second support (e.g. clothesline). - It can be easily understood that according to the present invention, one may easily increase the amount of garments which can be dried at the same time on a clothesline. Indeed, the garments, while remaining on their
corresponding hanger 1, may be secured properly, with respect to aclothesline 9, and thus dried, without the creation of folds resulting from accessories such as clothespins for example, which are not required with the present invention. Upon suitable drying and/or airing of the garments, thegarment hanger 1 may be returned for storing in a conventional closet for example, using themain hook 5 of thehanger 1. - As may now be appreciated, the present invention is a substantial improvement over the prior art in that, by virtue of its design and components, the
garment hanger 1 enables to easily multiply the amount of garments which may be dried at the same time on a givenclothesline 9, as aforementioned. Indeed, thepresent garment hanger 1 occupies a minimal space, and is devised to be positioned transversely with respect to theclothesline 9. - Moreover, the present invention is also advantageous with respect to the prior art in that the
garment hanger 1 is intended to be hooked onto two different support structures, such as a conventional closet and aclothesline 9 for example. Moreover, by virtue of its design and components, thegarment hanger 1 is also advantageous in that it prevents the formation of wrinkles on the clothes when mounted onto aclothesline 9 because there is no longer the need for the use of clothespins. Moreover, the present invention is also a substantial improvement over the prior art in that it provides substantial advantages without any substantial increase in manufacturing costs. Indeed, the second hook 7 (e.g. securing flange 11) and corresponding parts of thegarment hanger 1 may be easily integrated into themain hook 5 for example, by very simple means and manufacturing processes. Furthermore, the present invention is also advantageous in that, as may now be better appreciated, the use of thepresent garment hanger 1 reduces the need for ironing, tumble-drying, and/or dry-cleaning, thereby substantially reducing consumption of energy and the production of waste, which is very beneficial from an environmental point of view, as well as from an economic point of view. Moreover, the use of thepresent garment hanger 1 may incite the users thereof to become more environmentally conscientious. - Of course, numerous modifications could be made to the above-described embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention, as defined in the appended claims.
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1. A garment hanger (1) comprising:
a main body (3) for operatively receiving a garment;
a first hook (5) connected to the main body (3) for hooking the garment hanger (1) onto a first support; and
a second hook (7) operatively connected to the first hook (5) for alternatively hooking the garment hanger (1) onto a second support (9).
2. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 1 , wherein the main body (3) and the first and second hooks (5,7) are contained within a same substantially vertical plane.
3. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the second hook (7) operatively projects from the first hook (5).
4. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the second hook (7) includes a securing flange (11) operatively projecting from the first hook (5), the securing flange (11) being shaped so as to define a recessed portion (13) for receiving therein the second support (9).
5. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 4 , wherein the recessed portion (13) has a diameter ranging between about 0.145 inches and about 0.220 inches.
6. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , wherein the second hook (7) is made of a resilient material.
7. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , wherein the second hook (7) is operable between a first configuration for allowing the garment hanger (1) from being removed from the second support (9), and a second configuration for securing the garment hanger (1) onto the second support (9) and preventing the garment hanger (1) from being removed from said second support (9).
8. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 7 , wherein the garment hanger (1) comprises a locking mechanism (15) for maintaining the second hook (7) in the second configuration.
9. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 8 , wherein the locking mechanism (15) comprises first and second components (17,19) being provided on the second hook (7) and main body (3) respectively, the first component (17) being securable against the second component (19) for maintaining the second hook (7) in the second configuration.
10. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 9 , wherein the first component (17) includes an abutment portion (21) provided on an extremity of the second hook (7) and wherein the second component (19) comprises a stopper (23) provided on the main body (3) on a segment adjacent to said second hook (7), the second hook (7) being configured for selectively positioning and securing the abutment portion (21) thereof against the stopper (23) on the main body (3) so as to maintain the second hook (7) in the second configuration.
11. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 10 , wherein the abutment portion (21) and the stopper (23) have complementary contact surfaces (25).
12. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 11 , wherein the complementary contact surfaces (25) are slanted.
13. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 12 , wherein the second hook (7) comprises a finger receiving portion (27) being shaped and sized for receiving a finger of a user of the garment hanger (1) so as to facilitate operating of the second hook (7).
14. A garment hanger (1) according to claim 12 , wherein the finger receiving portion (27) is provided with ribs (29).
15. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 14 , wherein the main body (3) comprises an integrated handle (31).
16. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 15 , wherein the main body (3) comprises a pair of shoulder sections (33).
17. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 16 , wherein the main body (3) comprises a transversal bar (35).
18. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 17 , wherein the garment hanger (1) is made of a single material and of a single piece.
19. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 18 , wherein the main body (3) is provided with at least one suspension accessory (37) for suspending a given article from said at least one suspension accessory (37).
20. A garment hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 19 , wherein the main body (3) is provided with anti-skidding components (39).
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