WO2003032784A9 - Adjustable picture hanging hook - Google Patents
Adjustable picture hanging hookInfo
- Publication number
- WO2003032784A9 WO2003032784A9 PCT/US2002/032169 US0232169W WO03032784A9 WO 2003032784 A9 WO2003032784 A9 WO 2003032784A9 US 0232169 W US0232169 W US 0232169W WO 03032784 A9 WO03032784 A9 WO 03032784A9
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- WIPO (PCT)
- Prior art keywords
- wheel
- base
- assembly
- disposed
- stem
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G1/00—Mirrors; Picture frames or the like, e.g. provided with heating, lighting or ventilating means
- A47G1/16—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like
- A47G1/1606—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like comprising a wall member cooperating with a corresponding picture member
- A47G1/1613—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like comprising a wall member cooperating with a corresponding picture member and being adjustable
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G1/00—Mirrors; Picture frames or the like, e.g. provided with heating, lighting or ventilating means
- A47G1/16—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like
- A47G1/20—Picture hooks; X-hooks
- A47G1/202—Picture hooks; X-hooks adjustable
Definitions
- the present invention relates to an adjustable picture hanging hook and, more particularly, to a picture hanging hook capable of allowing the vertical and/or horizontal position of an item to be hung thereon to be adjusted without having to remount the picture hanging hook.
- Standard picture hangers typically are formed pieces of metal mounted to a wall by one or more nails and that include some sort of hook on which a picture frame is supported. Typically, wire extending across the rear side of a picture frame is supported by the picture hanger's hook.
- One common problem associated with such standard picture hangers is the difficult task of positioning the picture hanger on the wall at an appropriate location such that the picture to be mounted thereon is located at the exact, desired location.
- a picture hanger is mounted to a wall usually by a nail.
- U.S. Patents 3,330,525, 4,611,780, and 5,605,313 disclose just a few examples of hangers designed to provide multiple positions on which a picture frame may be mounted.
- hangers designed to provide multiple positions on which a picture frame may be mounted.
- prior art designs attempt to simplify mounting, none provide the user with both ease of use and a range of mounting positions to enable for quick and efficient mounting of a picture frame or other item to be hung.
- a picture hanging hook (sometimes called picture hanger or, simply, hanger herein) that is easy to use and manufacture and, at the same time, overcomes the above-mentioned problem associated with standard picture hooks. It is a further object of the present invention to provide a picture hanging hook that enables for the easy modification of the picture hanging position in the vertical and/or horizontal directions. It is another object of the present invention to provide a picture hanging hook that, once mounted to the wall, alleviates both the need to re-mount the picture hanging hook and alleviates any need to lengthen or shorten the wire which is attached to the frame.
- an assembly for hanging picture frames and other objects to a vertical support includes a base with locking grooves that is designed to be mounted to the vertical support and a wheel disposed on the base and which is movable thereon.
- the wheel includes a set of teeth disposed around its perimeter and where one of those teeth is received within one of the base's locking grooves.
- a mounting knob fixed off-center to the front surface of the wheel is designed to receive the item to be mounted thereon.
- the wheel is movable to a raised position where none of the wheel's teeth is disposed in any of the locking grooves, and the wheel is longitudinally movable relative to the base in the raised position and the wheel is not longitudinally movable in the lowered position.
- the wheel can be rotated when it is in the raised position.
- the base includes an aperture that extends along its length, a stem is fixed to and extends from the center rear surface of the wheel, and a holding disk is fixed to the stem. The stem extends through the aperture in the base so that the holding disk is disposed behind the base.
- the holding disk has a diameter greater than the largest height of the base's aperture so that the wheel cannot be separated from the base.
- the stem is sized to be received within a respective one of the cavities of the aperture when one of the wheel's teeth is received by one of the base's locking grooves.
- the base includes a ridge that extends along its rear surface so as to provide a gap adjacent to the vertical support on which the base is mounted, and where the holding disk is disposed in this gap and is freely movable therein.
- the base of the hanger assembly of the present invention is mounted to the vertical support, the wheel of the hanger assembly is moved relative to the mounted base, the wheel is locked on the base, and then the picture frame is mounted on the knob that is fixed off- center to the wheel.
- the picture frame is mounted on the knob, an amount of correction of the picture frame mounting position of the mounted picture frame is ascertained, the picture frame is removed from the knob, and the wheel is moved relative to the base to a position in accordance with the ascertained amount of correction of the picture frame mounting position.
- both vertical and horizontal correction amounts of the picture frame mounting position are ascertained.
- the locking step is carried out by lowering the wheel to a lowered position whereby one of the wheel's teeth is positioned within one of the base's locking grooves.
- the moving step is carried out by rotating the wheel to a position where the knob fixed to the wheel is at a desired vertical position.
- the moving step is carried out by moving longitudinally the wheel to a position where the knob is at a desired horizontal position.
- the wheel may be both moved longitudinally and rotated so that the knob is at desired vertical and horizontal positions.
- an assembly for hanging picture frames and other objects to a vertical support includes a base adapted to be mounted to the vertical support, a wheel supported by the base and rotatable relative to the base, and a hook rotatably coupled to the wheel.
- the hook is adapted to rotate upon rotation of the wheel relative to the base, and the hook includes a hooked portion that can receive the item to be mounted thereon.
- the hooked portion remains properly oriented to receive the item to be mounted thereon independent of the position of the wheel relative to the base.
- the hook is disposed off-center to the front surface of the wheel.
- the base includes a bottom surface on which is provided a plurality of locking grooves.
- the wheel is disposed on a front surface of the base and includes a set of teeth disposed around the wheel's perimeter, and one of the teeth disposed on the bottom of the wheel is received by one of the locking grooves in the base.
- the wheel can be raised so that none of the wheel's teeth are disposed in any of the base's locking grooves, and the wheel is longitudinally movable relative to the base when the wheel is in the raised position and the wheel can not longitudinally move relative to the base when lowered.
- the base includes an aperture that extends along the base and a stem extends from the center of the rear surface of the wheel. A holding disk is fixed to the stem, the stem extends through the aperture in the base and the holding disk is disposed behind the base.
- the holding disk has a diameter greater than a largest height of the aperture in the base so that the holding disk prevents the wheel from being fully separated from the base.
- the locking grooves include alternating teeth and recesses disposed along the entire bottom surface of the base, and the recesses receive the teeth disposed around the wheel.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic illustration of a front view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention, shown with the hook's wheel in a first position
- Fig. 2 is another schematic illustration of the front view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention, shown with the wheel in a second position
- Fig. 3 is a further schematic illustration, partially in phantom, of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention
- Fig. 1 is a schematic illustration of a front view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention, shown with the hook's wheel in a first position
- Fig. 2 is another schematic illustration of the front view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention, shown with the wheel in a second position
- Fig. 3 is a further schematic illustration, partially in phantom, of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention
- Fig. 1 is a schematic illustration of a front view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention, shown with the hook's wheel in a first position
- Fig. 2 is another schematic illustration of
- Fig. 4 is a side view illustration of the movable wheel of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention
- Fig. 5 is a rear view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention
- Fig. 6 is another rear view of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention
- Fig. 7 is a front view of the wheel with an attached hook in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 8 is a side view of the wheel and hook shown in Fig. 7.
- Figs. 1 and 2 thereof are front view illustrations of the adjustable picture hanging hook of the present invention.
- the adjustable picture hanging hook 10 (or simply, hanger 10) includes two main components: a support base 12 and a movable wheel 30.
- Base 12 includes a number of structural features including a set of rectangular teeth-shaped locking grooves 14 disposed on the bottom of base 12.
- Locking grooves 14 includes alternating teeth 14a and recesses 14b and, as will be discussed, operate to prevent the rotation of wheel 30 once locked in place.
- Base 12 further includes a rim 16 extending along the base's top portion and which is disposed apart from the base's central portion 20 to provide a longitudinal gap 18 that extends along the base's top and in which a portion of wheel 30 is disposed, as will be further described.
- Base 12 further includes a central aperture 22 disposed in its central portion 20. Central aperture 22 extends along base 12's width and includes, extending along its bottom, a number of rounded cavities 24. As will be discussed, central aperture 22 and its cavities 24 serve to maintain the established horizontal position of wheel 30. Base 12 includes two holes 26 that are used for the purpose of mounting hanger 10 of the present invention to a wall, other surface or generally vei ⁇ cal support.
- holes 26 are angled slightly downward (from the hanger's front to back) so that two nails are hammered through the holes at an angle (e.g., 45 degree angle) relative to the mounting surface (e.g., wall).
- the wheel is circular in shape and includes a set of teeth 32 extending outward along the wheel's perimeter. Teeth 32 are sized and spaced sufficiently apart so that each tooth can be disposed within an opposing recess 14b of the locking grooves 14 of base 12, such as shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
- Wheel 30, along with its teeth 32, is of sufficient size (i.e., diameter) so that when a tooth 32 is disposed within an opposing recess 14b, wheel 30 has at least another tooth 32 that is disposed within the longitudinal gap 18 that extends below the base's rim 16. This also is illustrated in Fig. 3, where rim 16 is shown partially in phantom. Moreover, there is sufficient distance between the tooth 32 that is disposed within gap 18 and the hidden end surface 16a of rim 16 (Fig. 3) so as to allow wheel 30 to be raised upwards (towards surface 16a) thus freeing the other tooth 32 from the opposing recess 14b of the locking grooves 14. Then, in such raised position, wheel 30 is freely rotatable.
- knob 34 is fixed to and extends from wheel 30 and operates as the "hook" on which a picture frame is mounted.
- knob 30 is comprised of a relatively flat, round button-like portion 34a coupled to or integral with a narrow stem 34b that is fixed to wheel 30 (component dimensions not drawn to scale in Fig. 4).
- both button 34a and stem 34b of the knob are round in shape and are concentric with one another, so that knob 34 sufficiently is able to retain the wire of a picture frame regardless of the angular position of wheel 30 (further discussed below).
- knob 34 is fixed to wheel 30 at a position offset from the wheel's center.
- knob 34 is fixed on wheel 30 at a position that maximizes the knob's vertical movement, which is achieved by fixing the knob on the wheel at a position that is able to come in close proximity to rim 16 (when wheel 30 is rotated), such as shown in Fig. 1.
- knob 34 can be positioned adjacent to the locking grooves 14, adjacent to rim 16 (Fig. 1), or at any vertical position in between (e.g., Fig.
- a holding disk 36 is fixed via a locking stem 38 (disk 36 and locking stem 38 may comprise a single element or separate elements) to the rear of wheel 30, as shown in Fig. 4, and during assembly of the picture hanger of the present invention, the holding disk is disposed behind the base with locking stem 38 extending through central aperture 22.
- Fig. 5 is a rear view of the picture hanger and shows disk 36 disposed behind base 12 with wheel 30 disposed in front of the base (locking stem 38 not shown in Fig. 5).
- Disk 36 preferably has a diameter D greater than the largest height H of central aperture 22 so that disk 36 is unable to pass through central aperture 22 regardless of the wheel's position relative to the base.
- disk 36 in addition to coupling disk 36 to wheel 30, serves as a locking mechanism by being retained within one of the rounded cavities 24 of the central aperture 22, as shown in Fig. 6 (in Fig. 6, stem 38 shown in phantom, wheel 30 and ridge 40 not shown). Both disk 36 and locking stem 38 are round and concentric to one another, and are concentric to wheel 30 (see Fig. 4).
- Locking stem 38 has a diameter of sufficient size so that it is supported by one of the rounded cavities 24 when wheel 30 is fully lowered, that is, when one of the wheel's teeth 32 is disposed within an opposing recess 14b of the locking grooves 14 of base 12. Moreover, the distance between the centers of adjacent cavities 24 is the same as the distance between the centers of adjacent recesses 14b (or teeth 14a) of locking grooves 14 so that locking stem 38 is accommodated by a respective cavity 24 for each possible horizontal position of wheel 30. Then, in the lowered position, the peaks 24a (shown in Fig. 6) of cavity 24 in which locking stem 38 is disposed prevent wheel 30 from moving horizontally.
- the rear side of hanger 10 of the present invention includes a ridge 40 that extends along the perimeter of base 12. Ridge 40 is of sufficient thickness (depth) so that the base's center 20 is disposed slightly away from a wall to which hanger 10 is mounted thus enabling the movement of wheel 30, more particularly, disk 36.
- Ridge 40 needs to be only slightly thicker than disk 36 to ensure a small gap between disk 36 and the wall to which the hanger of the present invention is mounted. That is, without providing a suitably thick ridge 40, disk 36 is in immediate contact with a wall when hanger 10 is mounted, which in turn would make it difficult to move or turn wheel 30. Moreover, ridge 40 also extends to the vicinity of holes 26 so that nails can be properly driven and secured to a wall.
- hanger 10 is mounted to a wall in a manner similar to that of prior art devices, namely, hanger 10 is appropriately positioned on a surface onto which it is to be mounted (hereinafter, wall) and suitably sized nails are driven through holes 26 and into the wall thus securing hanger 10 to the wall.
- the item to be hung hereinafter, picture frame
- hanger 10 is mounted on hanger 10 by, for example, hanging the mounting wire disposed on the rear of the picture frame onto knob 24.
- the user determines whether the horizontal and vertical positions of the mounted picture frame are acceptable. If either the vertical or horizontal position is not acceptable or correct, then the picture frame mounting position needs to be adjusted.
- the hanger itself will need to be remounted on the wall or the wire attached to the picture will need to be lengthened or shortened.
- the present invention allows the picture frame mounting position to be adjusted without remounting the hanger and without changing the length of the wire attached to the picture frame.
- wheel 30 is moved in the manner previously discussed. In particular, if the horizontal position of the picture frame mounting position needs to adjusted, then wheel 30 is manually raised and is moved to the left or right accordingly, without any rotation of the wheel, and then lowered.
- Figs. 1 and 2 show the hanger of the present invention with seven (7) recesses 14b (in locking grooves 14) thus allowing for the placement of the picture frame mounting position in seven horizontal positions.
- the hanger of the present invention may include any reasonable number of recesses (i.e., horizontal positions).
- additional recesses may be provided without increasing the relative size of the entire hanger itself, simply by reducing the size of each recess 14b and tooth 14a, as well as by reducing the size of each wheel tooth 32 and increasing the number of such teeth 32 on the wheel (as well as the size and number of rounded cavities 24 within central aperture 22 and the diameter of locking stem 38). If the vertical position of the picture frame mounting position needs to be adjusted, then wheel 30 is manually raised and is rotated so that knob 34 is moved upwards or downwards accordingly, and then lowered.
- the horizontal range of picture frame mounting positions extends past the left and right ends of hanger 10 of the present invention
- the vertical range of picture frame mounting positions extends between the bottom of base 12 to the base's rim 16.
- the hanger of the present invention allows a user to merely approximate the desired mounting position by mounting the hanger to a wall at such approximated position, and then to select the exact, desired picture frame mounting position by moving wheel 30 in the manner described herein.
- wheel 30 is locked in place (by lowering it fully), wheel 30 is prevented from moving in any direction and is prevented from rotating, even with the weight of the mounted picture frame on knob 34, by means of the locking devices previously discussed.
- FIGs. 7 and 8 of the drawings schematically illustrate a modified design of the wheel and attached hook in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention.
- Wheel 50 is quite similar to wheel 30 of the design previously discussed.
- wheel 50 is circular in shape and includes a set of teeth 52 that extend outward along the wheel's perimeter.
- wheel 50 includes a rear stem 54 that extends from its rear center and a disk is attached to the end of stem 38 (disk not shown in Fig. 8) similar to disk 38 shown in Figs. 4 and 6.
- wheel 50 and each of its components operate in a manner identical to wheel 30 previously discussed.
- Wheel 50 further includes a front stem 56 extending off-center from the wheel's front surface.
- Front stem 56 is similar to stem 34b of the previously discussed design shown in Fig. 4, except the embodiment shown in Figs. 7 and 8 includes a hook portion 60 that is rotatably coupled to stem 56, and hook portion 60 (or simply hook 60) operates as the "hook" on which a picture frame is mounted.
- Hook 60 includes a circular section 60a that includes a circular aperture through which stem 56 extends, and a hooked section 60b that serves to retain the wire that extends across the rear side of a picture frame (or other suitable item extending from the rear of a picture frame such as a loop or other shape to be held). So that hook 60 may freely rotate about stem 56, the circular aperture of hook 60 has a diameter that is slightly larger than the diameter of stem 56. Wheel 50 further includes a trap piece or button 62 attached to the end of stem 56 and serves to retain hook 60. In operation, the position of hook 60 relative to the wall to which the hanger of the present invention is mounted is changed in any manner previously discussed. That is, wheel 50 may be moved horizontally relative to base 12 and/or may be rotated.
- hook 60 Upon rotation of wheel 50, hook 60 also rotates to allow the hook section 60b to always remain at a proper orientation to retain the picture frame wire. For example, after the hanger of the present invention is mounted to a wall in the manner previously discussed, and after test-mounting of a picture thereon, by retention of the picture's wire by hook 60, the position of the mount may be modified by removal of the picture, re-positioning of the location of hook 60 (by horizontal movement and/or rotation of wheel 50), and then re- mounting the picture. Since hook 60 rotates, due to gravity (i.e., the weight of hooked portion 60b), when wheel 50 is rotated, the hanger of the present invention always is ready to receive the wire of a picture frame.
- gravity i.e., the weight of hooked portion 60b
- hook 60 appears quite similar to ordinary picture frame hooks so that users readily know on what component of the hanger of the present invention (i.e., hooked portion 60b) to place the picture frame's wire.
- hooked portion 60b component of the hanger of the present invention
- the present invention has been particularly shown and described in conjunction with a preferred embodiment thereof, it will be readily appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that various changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
- the various shapes of teeth 32, recesses 14b, rounded cavities 24, as well as other components of the hanger may be different from that shown.
- teeth 32 and recesses 14b may be pointed.
- holes 26 may be provided in different positions than that shown, such as within the base's central portion 20, with the nails being recessed within ridge 40 so that they do not interfere with the movement of wheel 30.
- the hanger of the present invention may be constructed from any suitable material, such as plastic or metal (or other material), with such suitable material being chosen by one of ordinary skill depending on the particular application necessary (e.g., weight of the item to be hung).
- the embodiment shown in Figs. 7 and 8 shows a specific design on which hook 60 is rotatably attached to wheel 50.
- other known connection techniques also may be used. Therefore, it is intended that the appended claims be interpreted as including the embodiments described herein, the alternatives mentioned above, and all equivalents thereto.
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