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App. No. 11/282,833

Hanging hook

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App. No.
11/282,833
Abstract

A hanging hook adaptable to furniture vertical panels provided with perforations or plates alike the latter. The diameter of perforations and the distance between a pair of successive perforations, which are vertically and consecutively disposed, due to longstanding use within the furniture art, are, conventionally, standard. The hanging hook has a mounting base and an arm member, the latter extending outwardly and, then, upwardly from the mounting base. The mounting base has an upper hole for a passage of a tapping screw to be inserted into a perforation and a lower feature, co vertical and sequential with respect to the upper hole, which lower feature can be either an inserting element projecting perpendicularly from the mounting base or a through hole for a tapping screw, as mentioned above. For obtaining a tight fit, the inserting element has a diameter somewhat larger than the diameter of the perforations.

Claims (6)

1 . A hanging hook adaptable to be used with furniture vertical panels provided with perforations, or plates alike the latter, the diameter of each of said perforations and the distance between a pair of said perforations, vertically and consecutively disposed, due to longstanding use within the furniture art, being, conventionally, standard;

said hanging hook having

a mounting base, structurally flat for engaging flush a surface of said furniture vertical panels, or of said plates alike the latter; and

an arm member extending outwardly and then upwardly from said mounting base member, for forming a hook shaped portion,

said mounting base incorporating, firstly, in its upper part, a through hole, having a diameter somewhat larger than the diameter of a tapping screw, while the latter diameter is somewhat larger than the diameter of said perforations and, in addition,

said mounting base incorporating, secondly, in its lower part, a feature, which is co vertically so disposed with respect to said through hole as to correspond to a sequential one of said perforations, said feature being selected from the group consisting of said through hole and an inserting element, said through hole being adapted to be used for the same purpose as above, while said inserting element is formed as a pin that projects perpendicularly from said mounting base and is adapted to be inserted into said sequential one of said perforations and, for obtaining a tight fit, said inserting element has a diameter somewhat larger than the diameter of said perforations.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 10, 2007
From: ISFELD, CHRISTOPHER
To: LAWSON, STEPHEN
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