A folding bracket is configured to hold an object in a deployed state and store away conveniently in a stored state. The folding bracket includes a wall mount portion including a flat surface configured to lay flat against a proximate wall surface, a deployable arm connected to the wall mount portion with a hinge, and a locking portion configured to lock the deployable arm into one of the stored state and the deployed state. The deployable arm is configured to rotate relative to the wall mount portion into the deployed state and alternatively into the stored state.

A device for assisting users with mild, moderate, and severe disability, Parkinson's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and persons healing from surgery to put on and take off clothes is disclosed. The device comprises a first telescopic pole and a second telescopic pole coupled to each other. The first telescopic pole comprises a handle at one end. The second telescopic pole comprises two hook members at one end. In operation, a user of the device couples the two hook members to a cloth and the handle is pulled up to put on the cloth.

A device when installed between the physical gap between toilet partition panels provides a hook to hang personal items while the toilet is in use. The device also can be used to secure the toilet partition door to the toilet partition wall, preventing the door from being opened from the outside.

An over-the-door rack comprises a first suspension hook, a second suspension hook, a first vertical member, a second vertical member, a first hanging member, and a second hanging member. The first hanging member has a plurality of double hooks. The second hanging member has a plurality of hooks. The over-the-door rack is configured to be affixed to the door such that the over-the-door rack extends away from the top horizontal plane of a door and such that the first hanging member is positioned lower than a middle of a vertical length of the door.

Garment display devices and methods of use are provided. The garment display device may comprise an attachment base comprising a left support arm and a right support arm and an anchor panel positioned between the left support arm and the right support arm. The anchor panel may be configured to be secured to a surface. The garment device may comprise a right primary arm plate rotatably attached to the right support arm and a left primary arm plate rotatably attached to the left support arm. The right and left primary arm plates may each comprise a plate support member comprising an upper surface, a lower surface, one or more side surfaces, and a recess within one of the lower or upper surfaces. The right and left primary arm plates may comprise an extender member. The extender member may be configured to be slidable within the recess.

A towel bar includes a retractable and extendable robe hook. The robe hook may be formed in a wall-mounted first base joined by a towel bar to a wall-mounted second base. A shaft may be extended from the base to reveal the robe hook. When extended, the robe hook provides a location from which objects may be hung. When not needed, the robe hook may be pushed into the base and reside within an internal cavity, thereby concealed from view.

A reconfigurable wall panel system configured to enable rapid attachment and removal of a wide range of interchangeable wall units and accessories is disclosed. One or more embodiments comprise a reconfigurable wall panel having a wall frame with one or more design spaces, each design space having opposing upper and lower grooves and a depression serving as a fulcrum for insertion of interchangeable wall units. Embodiments of interchangeable wall units may include one or more facing features, as well as upper and lower edges corresponding to the opposing upper and lower grooves of the one or more design spaces, the interchangeable wall units being configured to tilt into the depression and slide into a removably secured position within the respective design space.

A collapsible tie rack includes a frame member and a hanging assembly. The frame member is configured to be mounted on a wall and encloses a space. The hanging assembly comprises brace members hingedly attached to an inner surface of the frame member to pivot about an end of the frame member to extend from a collapsed configuration to an open configuration and retract from the open configuration to the collapsed configuration. The hanging rods are fixedly attached to the brace members and spaced apart in a parallel arrangement to hang a plurality of ties. In the collapsed configuration, the hanging assembly is retracted and positioned within the space enclosed by the frame member. The hanging assembly is detachably attached to the frame member via one or more attachment elements, for example, latches, etc.

A wall-mount assembly is provided with an elongate rail with at least one receptacle formed into the rail. At least one fastener includes an expandable base, and a flange extending from a proximal end of the expandable base, wherein the flange is sized to pass through the at least one receptacle, and the at least one fastener cooperates with the rail to retain the flange within the at least one receptacle. A method for installing hardware to a wall installs fasteners to a rail. The rail is aligned to the wall. The rail is pressed to the wall such that the fasteners are inserted into the wall. The fasteners are expanded to install the rail and fasteners to the wall.

A storage assembly includes a mounting rail extending in a longitudinal direction and having a plurality of pairs of flanges defining a plurality of slots. A mounting member includes a horizontal stop plate and a back plate extending downwardly from the stop plate. The mounting member is moveable relative to the mounting rail from a disengaged position, wherein the back plate is not disposed in one of the slots, and an engaged position, wherein the back plate is disposed in one of the slots. The mounting member also includes a storage component. Methods of making and using the storage assembly are also provided.