An article for attachment to a hinge for holding items is disclosed. The article includes a magnetic member for attachment to a door hinge.

A swivel snaphook has a hook and a retainer. The retainer comprises a support portion and a strap mounting portion. The support portion has a base body connected to the strap mounting portion, a through hole passing through the base body, and a snap-in portion protruding from the surface of the base body and surrounding the through hole. The hook has a hook and connector portion and an engaging portion. The engaging portion has a connecting shaft connected to the hook and connector portion, and a snap-on portion. When the hook and the retainer are snap-fitted together, the snap-on portion surrounds the snap-in portion and fits with the snap-in portion in an inverted manner.

Equipment hangers, especially equipment hangers that can be used for hunting and camping. The hangers are especially constructed to be rugged and stable when in use as there is a stabilizing system that is integrally built into the hangers.

A glide accessory for coupling to an upper hook portion of a hook that is configured to be hung on a support rod. The glide accessory comprises an arcuate shaped body having a bottom surface and an opposing top surface. The bottom surface is a smooth surface and an arcuate shaped channel is formed in the arcuate shaped body and is open along the top surface and open at first and second ends of the arcuate shaped body. The glide accessory mates with the upper hook portion by receiving the bottom surface of the upper hook portion into the arcuate shaped channel.

A keeper for orderly storage and/or conveyance of clothing hangers includes an elongate hanger collection and retention chute dependently supported within a chute support recess, which recess is provided in connection with a generally elongate rigid body. The chute comprises an open end to a central slot, running substantially the length of the chute, and whereby the chute receives the corner portion of a number of clothing hangers. The rigid body has a guide directing the corner portion of a hanger through an open throat of the body and into the open end of the collection and retention chute. Protuberances, provided in generally aligned pairs extending from the interior side walls of the chute, jut inward toward the central slot to demark, and serve as stops between, provided adjacent hanger support slots.

Disclosed is a coupling system for coupling a piece of equipment rigidly connected to a user with at least one rigging strand, including a central body made of two parts configured to be assembled with one another via an attachment unit, a fastener including two ends, a shell configured to at least partially cover the side surface of the central body, and at least one lock configured to engage with the shell in order to releasably lock the second end of the fastener, the shell being movable in translation over the side surface of the central body and being connected to the central body via at least one elastic recall component.

An anti-disengagement system that can be automatically activated for a hidden hanging bracket of a wall cupboard is employed to prevent the disengagement of a wall cupboard hooked to a support, fixed to a wall, with a movable hook having a curved hooking tooth forming part of a hanging bracket coupled to the wall cupboard at the rear. Elastically yielding engagement elements are automatically snap-activated upon insertion of the curved hooking tooth into a housing of the support.

The present invention relates to a mounting device to securely hang objects to the wall. The mounting device has a support member and a hook portion. The support member has a plurality of nipple members through which a plurality of nail members can be driven into the wall. The nipple members are positioned on an angle to support and offset the weight of heavier objects. The support member also has apertures in a V-shaped configuration. The user can hammer larger screws through the apertures for securing the support member onto denser walls. The mounting device also has a hang member. The hang member has smaller apertures and a large opening. The smaller apertures are used to secure the hang member onto the object to be hung itself. The large opening couples the hang member to the hook portion, allowing the mounting device to securely hang the object to the wall.

An apparatus for supporting articles. The apparatus may include a stretch-release adhesive tape, a support member having a hook member extending therefrom, and an access member coupled to the support member. The support member may be secured to the wall via the stretch-release adhesive tape. Furthermore, the access member may be pivotably coupled to the support member so that in a closed state the access member covers the stretch-release adhesive tape from view and in an open state the stretch-release adhesive tape is visible and can be gripped by a user to remove the stretch-release adhesive tape and the support member from the wall.

A multi-use hygienic door opener device with a hook-like configuration and an integral keypad contacting push button knob that allows a user to hygienically open doors without touching the door handles and that can be conveniently carried. Furthermore, the integral keypad contacting push button hook and knob multi-use feature also allows the user to operate public keypads without touching the keypad. For convenience, an integral key ring feature keeps the present door opener device handy, as one always carries their keys. Using PIN keypads without worry about germs is now possible at gas stations, grocery stores, and the like.