DE8605573U1 - Holder for items of clothing with hangers that can be lined up next to each other, especially belts - Google Patents

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DS-Products Dieter Schwarz GmbH, 2000 Stapelfeld/ I

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Holder for items of clothing with hangers that can be lined up next to each other, especially belts

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The invention relates to a hanger for items of clothing, in particular belts, which are provided with a buckle, eyelet or similar hanger and can be lined up next to one another, in the form of a loop which is open with a through slot formed by the loop ends for hanging or unhooking the hangers and has a part for hanging them up.

Dress belts, trouser belts, braces, straps, ties with an attached eyelet or similar wardrobe items are with a hanger or attachment such as a belt buckle or | an eyelet hanging freely on a rod or rail |

can be lined up. For storing, keeping ready and careful 1

Storing such clothing is a j

A ring holder with a coat hanger-like hook is known, in which a hanger can be hung or removed between two balls held together under spring tension and leaving a through slot, with the slot being half the distance between the ring base and the ring hook. This means that all the hung parts can only be kept ready in a single line or group on the ring base. In addition, to remove a specific hung part, after other parts have been picked up, all of the parts must also be removed from the ring through the slot and then pushed back onto the ring. It goes without saying that this handling is laborious and time-consuming and therefore extremely unsatisfactory. Also, |

Especially in the rush of getting dressed, you end up re-hanging unwanted items, which causes mess and inconvenience.

5 In contrast, the invention is based on the object of creating a holder for storing and keeping the above-mentioned parts ready, with which access to or removal of any specific part is possible in a clear, simple and quick manner without removal and thus without

&iacgr;&oacgr; Reinsertion of parts downstream of the part to be removed is ensured.

This task is solved in a holder of the type mentioned at the beginning in that the through slot is arranged opposite the suspension part and the loop ends of hangers are arranged and designed so that they can be pushed over together. Due to the inventive arrangement of the through slot and the design of the loop ends forming it, hanging parts can be lined up on both sides of the slot and arranged so that they are suspended from the holder, i.e. the loop in the form of a rail. In particular, certain parts, e.g. trouser belts, can be pushed onto one end of the loop and certain other parts, e.g. clothing belts, onto the other end of the loop, so that the desired grouping of the parts to be hung away is possible when putting them away. Apart from that, a significant advantage of the invention is that a certain suspended part can be removed individually and thus simply and easily, in that additional parts lined up between the access part and the slot can be pushed over both loop ends and thus without removing their hangers from the slot and only the desired required part is decoupled or removed through the slot. Unnecessary parts therefore remain in or on the holder, which

This is particularly practical when there are a large number of parts lined up, as it is completely impossible to unhook or re-hook the parts that are not of interest. In addition, a part that is to be hooked in can be moved to any desired location.

A particularly useful and advantageous design of the invention consists in the fact that in the passage

suspended parts are shaped to keep them free and each loop end is preceded by a loop section designed to accommodate at least one group of suspended parts. This advantageously avoids a suspension part or a group of suspension parts resting on the through slot and groups lined up on both loop sections are spatially separated from one another. In particular, the upstream loop sections can be provided to run horizontally or flat and can be aligned accordingly using a fixable holder suspension, so that it is particularly easy to move individual suspension parts on the holder separately and thus suitable for selection. According to one embodiment of the invention, a group formation of several hanging parts on each side of the slot while keeping it free and allowing the hanging parts to slide together under gravity is achieved in that the loop is designed symmetrically to a holder axis determined by the hanging part and the through slot in the form of a pair of glasses with loop ends forming a hump or stool.

For the purpose of easy storage of the holder, in particular in a wardrobe, the invention provides that the loop is designed in the form of a coat hanger with a hook as a suspension part.

Forming the through slot with two balls that are adjacent to one another under spring force/form the loop ends enables the switch function achieved with the invention in a particularly simple manner, namely the ability to slide a hanger over the abutting loop ends and to couple or remove a specific desired individual hanging part. It is particularly expedient to form the entire loop from a springy material, e.g. brass, so that the slot is simply held under spring tension, whereby a metal that ensures spring tension can be coated with a plastic coating in order to avoid damage to hangers and/or to ensure that the hangers can be moved smoothly.

An embodiment of the invention as well as further expediencies and advantages of the invention can be seen from the drawing, in which a holder according to the invention is shown.

A holder 1 comprises a loop 10 shaped like a pair of glasses with two circular ring-shaped parts 101 and 102 lying symmetrically to an imaginary axis 16. The holder 1 can be hung up like a coat hanger using a hook 15. Opposite the hook 15 is a hump 12 formed by correspondingly shaped loop ends 121, 122 ending with balls 120 and adjoining one another.

Between the balls 120, which lie essentially horizontally next to one another in the hanging state, a through slot 13 is formed, through which a buckle, an eyelet or similar hanger can be pushed or slid onto or off one end of the loop by latching against spring tension.

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can be removed. A group of several hangers 21 can be moved from position A to position E via both balls 120. This is done for the purpose of targeted individual removal of a hanging part 20 with

Hanger 2. You can see that each hanging part is comfortable;

and can be easily removed from the holder through slot 13 without removing the other hanging parts. Accordingly, a part to be hung can be placed at any desired location.

As a result of the "spectacle shape" with the hump or stool 12, trough-like snout sections 14 are formed, j

in whose area each have several hanging parts '

group is collected under the effect of gravity, whereby the hump area and thus the slot 13 are kept free. A loop section not shown in the drawing can be designed in a wave-like manner with several depressions in order to enable several groups of hangers to be separated from one another. A loop section can also comprise essentially horizontally running areas in the hanging state of the holder, on which hangers can be easily separated from one another.

Overall, the invention provides a holder that is easy to handle, particularly for trouser or dress belts, and that ensures a targeted individual removal of a hanging part while leaving the remaining parts on the holder.

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Claims (5)

Protection claims : 05 1. Holder for items of clothing, in particular belts, which are provided with a buckle, eyelet or similar hanger and can be lined up next to one another, in the form of a loop, which is open with a slot formed by the loop ends for hanging or unhooking the hangers j ^t and a part serving to suspend it, characterized in that the through slot (13) is arranged opposite the suspension part (15) and the loop ends (121, 122) of hangers (2) are arranged and designed to be able to slide over one another. 2. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that loop ends (121, 122) opening into the through slot (13) are shaped so as to keep the slot free from suspended parts (2) and each loop end is preceded by a loop section (14) designed to accommodate at least one group (21) of suspended parts. 3. Holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the loop (10) is designed symmetrically to a holder axis (16) determined by the suspension part (15) and the through slot (13) in the form of a spectacle frame with loop ends (121, 122) forming a hump or stool (12). 4. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that j the loop (10) in the form of a coat hanger with a hook (15) as a suspension part is. 5. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the through slot (13) is formed by two balls (120) which adjoin one another under spring force and form loop ends (121, 122).