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Drying rack

  • US 4,901,871 A
  • Filed: 11/23/1988
  • Issued: 02/20/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/24/1987
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A dryer for laundry, which is adapted to be clamped onto a stationary member such as a radiator, railing, door, window frame or the like, comprising:

  • a pair of spaced apart carrier members, said carrier members each having an internal elongated guiding channel formed therein;

    hanging means coupled between said spaced apart carrier members and adapted to receive laundry or the like thereon;

    a pair of elongated adjustable clamping members respectively coupled to said carrier members and slidably mounted in said guiding channel of said respective carrier members, said clamping members each having mounting means at an end thereof for mounting the appliance to a stationary member;

    said adjustable clamping members each having a bent portion at the end thereof which is opposite to said mounting means, and which is received in said guiding channel, said bent portion comprising a springy tongue means;

    an elongated open slot formed in a portion of each of said carrier members and extending along a given portion of said elongated guiding channel of the respective carrier member, said slot opening to and communicating with said elongated guiding channel;

    a plurality of cut-outs formed in at least one surface of each of said carrier members which defines a surface of said slot;

    a manually operable slidable catch means coupled to each of said springy tongue means and slidably mounted in said open slot of the respective carrier means in which said clamping member is received, and said catch means being releasably engageable in said cut-outs formed in said respective carrier members so as to be selectively slidable throughout the length of said slot, relative to said carrier members, together with said respective clamping member, for adjustably locking said clamping members relative to said carrier members when said catch means is engaged in a cut-out; and

    said springy tongue means biasing said respective catch means toward said cut-outs and said catch means being manually operable to be moved out of engagement with said cut-outs against said biasing force.

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