A clothes rack having a lower subassembly, a center subassembly and an upper subassembly. The lower subassembly is configured with a tripod base for support on a surface. The center and upper subassemblies having arms that pivotally expand to form extension arms that are each configured to hold hangers or articles of clothing.

An over-the-door garment drying rack has a stationary frame affixable to a door, and a drying pane pivotably coupled to the stationary frame. At least one rotatable and slidable bumper is coupled to the drying pane and fixed for rotation and slidable movement relative to the drying pane. Upon opening of the door when the drying rack is in an open configuration, the bumper comes into contact with an adjoining wall surface prior to any other component of the drying rack. The rotatable and slidable nature of the bumper serves to protect the wall and the drying rack and to further inhibit damage or marring to the wall or the drying rack that may otherwise occur as a result of contact between the drying pane and the wall.

An over-the-door garment drying rack has a stationary frame affixable to a door, and a drying pane pivotably coupled to the stationary frame. At least one rotatable and slidable bumper is coupled to the drying pane and fixed for rotation and slidable movement relative to the drying pane. Upon opening of the door when the drying rack is in an open configuration, the bumper comes into contact with an adjoining wall surface prior to any other component of the drying rack. The rotatable and slidable nature of the bumper serves to protect the wall and the drying rack and to further inhibit damage or marring to the wall or the drying rack that may otherwise occur as a result of contact between the drying pane and the wall.

Disclosed herein is a laundry hanger capable of allowing laundry to be easily put on and of being easily mounted to a rod of a washing rack installed on the ceiling of an apartment balcony or the like. The laundry hanger includes a plurality of hanger rods, a body unit, and an attachment unit. Laundry may be put on the hanger rods. The body unit includes a pair of mounting blocks, each having a plurality of hook grooves formed on one surface thereof such that the hanger rods may be fitted to the hook grooves to be arranged in parallel with each other. The attachment unit includes a coupling part formed at one end thereof so as to be rotatably coupled to the body unit, and a mounting part formed at the other end thereof so as to be detachably mounted to a rod.

Disclosed herein is a laundry hanger capable of allowing laundry to be easily put on and of being easily mounted to a rod of a washing rack installed on the ceiling of an apartment balcony or the like. The laundry hanger includes a plurality of hanger rods, a body unit, and an attachment unit. Laundry may be put on the hanger rods. The body unit includes a pair of mounting blocks, each having a plurality of hook grooves formed on one surface thereof such that the hanger rods may be fitted to the hook grooves to be arranged in parallel with each other. The attachment unit includes a coupling part formed at one end thereof so as to be rotatably coupled to the body unit, and a mounting part formed at the other end thereof so as to be detachably mounted to a rod.

It is often difficult to dry sports kits in a holder. Here, a portable sport kit box has an air circulation structure that assists in drying activewear or warming it before use. A false bottom distributes airflow in the box. Ducts are present in accessory holders. The tub walls have slots for holding the lid in a vertical plane to hang clothes on for initial draining. A drain plug drains water after washing activewear. A filter is mounted on a wall through which air enters or exits the box. The filter can be connected to an external fan powered by a vehicle or internal or external battery. A solar panel, internal heater or internal fan may be included.

A collapsible stand assembly for drying and storage includes an upper assembly and a lower assembly. The upper assembly is configured to be stacked above the lower assembly. A plurality of first arms extend outward from an upper frame of the upper assembly, and a plurality of second arms extend outward from a lower frame of the lower assembly. A plurality of legs extend outward from the lower frame of the lower assembly. The first and second arms and the legs are collapsible into a compact configuration.

A collapsible stand assembly for drying and storage includes an upper assembly and a lower assembly. The upper assembly is configured to be stacked above the lower assembly. A plurality of first arms extend outward from an upper frame of the upper assembly, and a plurality of second arms extend outward from a lower frame of the lower assembly. A plurality of legs extend outward from the lower frame of the lower assembly. The first and second arms and the legs are collapsible into a compact configuration.

Provided in the present disclosure is a detachable folding bookshelf, including: a base having a storage cavity, and a folding support frame detectably assembled with the base. The folding support frame has an unfolded state and a folded state, and when in the folded state, the folding support frame is capable of being stored within the storage cavity.

A laundry appliance includes a cabinet. A blower is disposed within the cabinet that delivers accessory air through an accessory airflow path. An accessory bar assembly is in fluid communication with the accessory airflow path. The accessory bar assembly is configured to suspend articles therefrom and to provide the accessory air for conditioning the articles.