Combined hinge-pin and garment rack
CA 2387430 A1 · Owner: Kielland, Peter Johann · Inventors: Kielland, Peter Johann
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A support rack for hanging garments that also acts as a door's hinge-pin. A length of, metal rod having the same diameter as the door's hinge pin is bent at two locations to, form a triangle having a vertical portion a horizontal portion and a diagonal , portion. The rod's two ends are selectably joined to each other by means of a point on one end inserted, into a side-socket formed near the rod's other end. The rod's first and second bends, locate the two rod ends such that spring biasing maintains the pointed end seated into the, side-socket. To install the garment rack the vertical rod portion of the open , triangle is inserted downwards through one of the door's hinges thereby …
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- Filed May 9, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 9, 2022.
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