Purse hooks are disclosed. Methods of making and using purse hooks are also disclosed.

A hanger system including at least an upper assembly affixed to a vertically suspending location and which, in combination with a lower assembly, supports and tensions a garment therebetween to assist in either or both of de-wrinkling or steam assisted cleaning of the garment. The upper assembly includes vertically respositionable upper and lower support surface (e.g. door jamb) engaging portions. A stem extends downwardly from the upper assembly and is linearly repositionable in order to adjust a height of a garment. The stem can be integrated into a triangular shaped support member having clips defined upon a lower width extending member of a triangular frame supported by the stem. The lower assembly includes an inverted triangular design with additional clips for securing lower edge extending locations of the garment and which is also weighted to facilitate the steam cleaning and de-wrinkling process.

A hinge hook has a pair of rotatable hooks that are mounted coaxially and side-by-side that move independently of each other.

A clamp-type clothes hanger, includes: a main body (100) including a hook (110) on which the clothes are hung; and a clamp (200) which is provided on the main body (100), is fastened to surround a hanger rod (10) provided away from a wall surface, and may fit various diameters of the hanger rod (10).

A door hinge-attachable telescopic hanger with: a) a door hinge attachment member, including an open-ended vertical shaft for attachment to a door hinge; b) an elongated main support member connected to the hinge attachment member, extending outwardly therefrom at a non-parallel angle to said vertical shaft; c) at least one moveable supplemental support member telescopically connected to said elongated main support member for movement extending away from said door hinge attachment member; d) a handle-sheath covering at least half said door hinge attachment member and a portion of said elongated main support member. There is a pin having a pin upper section and a pin lower section, and having a stopping flange between said pin upper section and said pin lower section.

Embodiments include display panel connecting rod assemblies and display panel systems including display panel connecting rod assemblies. Alternative embodiments include methods of assembling a display panel system using connecting rod assemblies. Display panel connecting rod assemblies may include a central rod portion, a first terminal baseplate connected to a first end of the central rod portion, and a second terminal baseplate connected to a second end of the central rod portion, positioned away from the first end of the central rod portion. The first and second terminal baseplates are configured to engage with and support corresponding display panels, in some cases without the use of tools.

The present disclosure provides adhesive mounting articles that can be removed from surfaces without damage by having reduced contribution of a hardgood to the peel force generated by the adhesive article during removal. In some instances, this can be accomplished by a hardgood that is flexible in a peel direction and rigid in a weight hanging direction. Such hardgoods may include a plurality of minimally connected body segments arranged about the transverse axis of the hardgood body.

A customizable closet organization system includes support elements that can be selectively combined and arranged. A closet organization system includes a support track, a support rail, and a shelf support bracket. The support track includes apertures for mounting the support track horizontally to a wall. The support rail includes bracket mounting slots and is configured to hang from the support track so that the bracket mounting slots face the wall. The shelf support bracket includes a support arm and a mounting hook. The mounting hook is configured for insertion into one of the bracket mounting slots to secure the shelf support bracket to the support rail so that the support arm extends transversely from the support rail and away from the wall in a mounted configuration of the shelf support bracket.

A closet organization system includes a closet rod support member configured for mounting to a wire shelf. The closet rod support member is configured for supporting a closet rod and includes an attachment feature with a first slot and a second slot. The first slot is oriented for engagement with a first support rod of the wire shelf via movement of the closet rod support member in a first direction relative to the first support rod. The second slot is oriented for engagement with a second support rod of the wire shelf via movement of the closet rod support member in a second direction relative to the first support rod. The second direction is transverse to the first direction. The second slot is configured for engagement with the second support rod while the first slot is mounted to the first support rod.

Embodiments include display panel spreader tool assemblies and display panel systems including display panel spreader tool assemblies. Alternative embodiments include methods of assembling a display panel system using display panel spreader tool assemblies. Display panel spreader tool assemblies may include a base and a first leg coupled to a first side of the base and a second leg coupled to a second side opposite the first side of the base. The display panel spreader tool may further include a fastener coupled to the base and located between the first leg and the second leg, the fastener configured to engage with the first leg and the second leg and cause a first end of the first leg to move away from the base as the fastener is moved and a second end of the second leg to move away from the base as the fastener is moved.