A display rack for displaying articles comprises a base, a vertical post assembly mounted to the base and upstanding therefrom and at least one article holding assembly removably mounted to the vertical post assembly. The article holding assembly comprises a longitudinal mounting arm extending downwardly and away from the vertical post assembly. A pair of longitudinal carrier arms are mounted to the longitudinal mounting arm and extend rearwardly and away from the longitudinal mounting arm and from each other. At least one hanger element is movably mounted to one of the pair of longitudinal carrier arms and extends away from the carrier arm. The hanger element is movable along a longitudinal length of the carrier arm. The hanger element provides for mounting articles thereto to be displayed.

An easily foldable and expandable clothes hang rack pivotally set by a plurality of rods via a fixing base with an unlimited shape of triangle, rectangle, pentagon, hexagon and etc. to easily fold and expanded rotably. The rods may be divided into two sections at least to and fold and assemble connectively via the connectors. A fixing stripe may be used to limit the rods in an expanded form to use as a clothes hang rack. The rods may be disassembled separately to decrease the volume during the transportation and storage at home.

An end cap assembly includes a base member, a back member, and a first and second support members coupled to the back member. The first support member is disposed at one side of the back member and the second support member is disposed at an opposite side. A plurality of extension members is removably coupled to the first and second support members. The assembly also includes a first spacer member, a second spacer member, and a cross member coupled at one end to the first or second spacer member. An intermediate member is coupled to the cross member at an end opposite either the first or second spacer member. The assembly includes a support rod coupled at one end to the intermediate member and at an opposite end to the first or second spacer member. A plurality of couplers is coupled to the support rod.

A garment rack comprising a bottom frame having a Z-shape; a first bottom vertical tube having a first end and a second end, the first end detachably connected to the bottom frame and the second end detachably connected to a first or female top frame; a second bottom vertical tube having a first end and a second end, the first end detachably connected to the bottom frame and the second end detachably connected to a second or male top frame; a first or female top frame detachably connected the first bottom vertical tube; and a second or male top frame detachably connected to the second bottom vertical tube; the male top frame detachably connected to the female top frame.

A gateway display fixture includes first and second side display unit and a transom display unit. The first side display unit includes a first primary frame including two threaded cavities along a top surface thereof. The second side display unit is spaced from the first side display unit. The transom display is unit selectively coupled with and extends across each of the first display unit and the second side display unit to form a pathway under the transom display unit. The transom display unit includes a bottom segment having a first pair of coupling apertures near a first end of the bottom segment. The display fixture is adjustable between a first configuration, where the first side display unit extends substantially in line with the transom display unit, and in the second configuration, where the first side display unit is rotated out of line with the transom display unit.

A gateway display fixture includes first and second side display unit and a transom display unit. The first side display unit includes a first primary frame including two threaded cavities along a top surface thereof. The second side display unit is spaced from the first side display unit. The transom display is unit selectively coupled with and extends across each of the first display unit and the second side display unit to form a pathway under the transom display unit. The transom display unit includes a bottom segment having a first pair of coupling apertures near a first end of the bottom segment. The display fixture is adjustable between a first configuration, where the first side display unit extends substantially in line with the transom display unit, and in the second configuration, where the first side display unit is rotated out of line with the transom display unit.

The present application relates to a stand for supporting a garment hanger. The stand comprises a supporting element (14,22,32) on which a garment hanger is hung, and a clamp (8) operable to releasably support the garment hanger in a fixed orientation after the garment hanger has been hung on said supporting element (14,22,32).

The present application relates to a stand for supporting a garment hanger. The stand comprises a supporting element (14,22,32) on which a garment hanger is hung, and a clamp (8) operable to releasably support the garment hanger in a fixed orientation after the garment hanger has been hung on said supporting element (14,22,32).

A display rack for displaying articles comprises a base, a vertical post assembly mounted to the base and upstanding therefrom and at least one article holding assembly removably mounted to the vertical post assembly. The article holding assembly comprises a longitudinal mounting arm extending downwardly and away from the vertical post assembly. A pair of longitudinal carrier arms are mounted to the longitudinal mounting arm and extend rearwardly and away from the longitudinal mounting arm and from each other. At least one hanger element is movably mounted to one of the pair of longitudinal carrier arms and extends away from the carrier arm. The hanger element is movable along a longitudinal length of the carrier arm. The hanger element provides for mounting articles thereto to be displayed.

A rack for storing equipment gear and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, the equipment gear rack includes a base with a plurality of structural members for storing and displaying an equipment gear set. The plurality of structural members may include a helmet display member with an angled protruding body for supporting a head piece. In other embodiments, the equipment gear rack may also include a pair of protruding arm members for storing gloves and a hook member for hanging equipment gear.