Mountable and dismountable clothes hanger bar
CA 1057707 A · Owner: Schill, John M. · Inventors: Schill, John M.
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A clothes hanger bar is readily mountable and dismountable between a wall and a horizontal member such as shower, curtain rod or upper edge of a shower stall door. The hanger bar consists of a clothes-supporting portion for disposition horizontally having a bracket at one end that engages the horizontal member and also prevents sideways rotation. The other end of the rod is of Z shape with the clothes-supporting portion as an extended lower leg while the upper leg carries a wall-engaging member. The point of contact with the wall is above the point of intersection of the axis of the clothes supporting portion with the wall, so that the clothes-supporting portion is mounted in suspension and …
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- Granted July 3, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 3, 1996.
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