Heavy weight hanger
First Claim
1. A wall hanger of generally triangular shape having an upper wide portion with symmetrical spaced end prongs and a tapered narrow lower apex portion having a point, including a lower prong, vertically beneath and horizontally midway between the end prongs in combination with a U-shaped hook to support an object to be hung thereon, wherein said hook is disposed integrally at the same apex portion below the lower prong and having an outer end spaced from a wall support when said prongs are driven into said wall support, wherein the upper portion is pivotally connected to the apex portion at said outer end of the hook, said lower prong forming an integral transverse projection extending from the hook away towards the wall support and away from the said outer end of the hook, whereby the said upper portion encloses the hook and is spaced from the wall when mounted.
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Abstract
An improved hanger for supporting picture frames on a wall, the hanger being designed in different models so to selectively support either a heavy, medium or light weight frame; each of the different models being stamped out from flat sheet metal material and then configurated so to include projections for piercing into a vertical wall, and also including a bent up hook over which the picture frame wire can be hooked.
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1. A wall hanger of generally triangular shape having an upper wide portion with symmetrical spaced end prongs and a tapered narrow lower apex portion having a point, including a lower prong, vertically beneath and horizontally midway between the end prongs in combination with a U-shaped hook to support an object to be hung thereon, wherein said hook is disposed integrally at the same apex portion below the lower prong and having an outer end spaced from a wall support when said prongs are driven into said wall support, wherein the upper portion is pivotally connected to the apex portion at said outer end of the hook, said lower prong forming an integral transverse projection extending from the hook away towards the wall support and away from the said outer end of the hook, whereby the said upper portion encloses the hook and is spaced from the wall when mounted.
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Current AssigneeGeorge Spector, Jose Corral
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Original AssigneeGeorge Spector, Jose Corral
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InventorsSpector, George, Corral, Jose
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Primary Examiner(s)Foss, J.Franklin
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Application NumberUS05/413,315Time in Patent Office966 DaysField of Search248/71, 248/217, 248/216, 248/218, 248/219, 248/308, 248/304, 248/493, 248/494, 248/497US Class Current248/217.3CPC Class CodesA47G 1/20 Picture hooks; X-hooks plug...
