OVER-THE-DOOR HANGING APPARATUS
First Claim
1. An over-the-door hanging apparatus comprising:
- a mirror apparatus comprising a rear surface and a vertical centerline;
a first mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus on a first side of the vertical centerline;
a second mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus on a second side of the vertical centerline;
a first elongate member comprising a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door, a first hook, and a second hook;
a second elongate member comprising a second bracket for engaging the top edge of the door, a first hook, and a second hook;
the mirror apparatus slidably mounted to the first elongate member through slidable mating between the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and one of the first and second hooks of the first elongate member; and
the mirror apparatus slidably mounted to the second elongate member through slidable mating between the second mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and one of the first and second hooks of the second elongate member.
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Abstract
An over-the-door hanging apparatus. In one aspect, the apparatus include a mirror apparatus having a rear surface, first and second mounting elements located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus opposite sides of the vertical centerline; a first elongate member having a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door, a first hook, and a second hook, and a second elongate member having a second bracket for engaging the top edge of the door, a first hook, and a second hook. The mirror apparatus may be mounted to the first elongate member through slidable mating between the first mounting element and one of the first and second hooks of the first elongate member slidable mating between the second mounting element and one of the first and second hooks of the second elongate member.
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1. An over-the-door hanging apparatus comprising:
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a mirror apparatus comprising a rear surface and a vertical centerline; a first mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus on a first side of the vertical centerline; a second mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus on a second side of the vertical centerline; a first elongate member comprising a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door, a first hook, and a second hook; a second elongate member comprising a second bracket for engaging the top edge of the door, a first hook, and a second hook; the mirror apparatus slidably mounted to the first elongate member through slidable mating between the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and one of the first and second hooks of the first elongate member; and the mirror apparatus slidably mounted to the second elongate member through slidable mating between the second mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and one of the first and second hooks of the second elongate member. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. An over-the-door hanging apparatus comprising:
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a mirror apparatus comprising a rear surface; a first mounting element and a second mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus on opposite sides of a vertical centerline of the mirror apparatus; a first elongate member comprising a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door, a first hook, and a second hook; a second elongate member comprising a second bracket for engaging the top edge of the door, a first hook, and a second hook; and wherein the mirror apparatus is alterable between;
(1) being slidably mounted to the first and second elongate members at a first height by slidable mating between the first hook of the first elongate member and the first mounting element and slidable mating between the first hook of the second elongate member and the second mounting element; and
(2) being slidably mounted to the first and second elongate members at a second height by slidable mating between the second hook of the first elongate member and the first mounting element and slidable mating between the second hook of the second elongate member and the second mounting element. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method of hanging a mirror apparatus from a door, the method comprising:
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slidably attaching a first elongate member to a support structure so that a first hook of the first elongate member slidably mates with a first mounting element on the support structure; slidably attaching a second elongate member to the support structure so that a first hook of the second elongate member slidably mates with a second mounting element on the support structure; lowering the first and second elongate members so that a first bracket of the first elongate member and a second bracket of the second elongate member slide over and engage a top edge of a door; and adjusting a hanging height of the support structure by; disengaging the first hook of the first elongate member from the first mounting element and disengaging the first hook of the second elongate member from the second mounting element; slidably mating a second hook of the first elongate member with the first mounting element; and slidably mating a second hook of the second elongate member with the second mounting element. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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Specification