An extendable garment hanging apparatus including a housing assembly, a hanging assembly, and a deployable assembly. The housing assembly includes a housing to receive and store garment in a small space, wherein the housing includes vents and an atomizer to keep the garments fresh. The hanging assembly includes a bar configured to be deployed and retracted from the interior of the housing when the door is opened and closed by means of a pulley mechanism, where the bar is adapted to hold the garment. The bar is hingedly attached to a support, wherein the support is coupled to a rail track, allowing the support and the bar to be lifted when opening the door, allowing the user to reach the garments separated therebetween. The user may retract the bar by pressing a button that actuates an extendable mechanism, allowing the bar and the door to return in a closed configuration.

The invention relates to a wardrobe lift (1) having a wardrobe bar (4) which can be connected by means of at least one end region to at least one pivot lever (2, 3) and which can be moved from a higher vertical storage position for example in a cupboard interior to a loading position which is vertically lower than the storage position, wherein an operating element (6), which is pivotable relative to the wardrobe bar (4), is connected to the wardrobe bar (4) to pivot the pivot lever (2, 3) and the wardrobe bar (4). The wardrobe bar (4) is provided with a driver stop (10) for the operating element (6), which limits the relative pivotability of the operating element (6) and via which the wardrobe bar (4) can be moved by the operating element (6) to the higher storage position and back.

The invention relates to a wardrobe lift (1) having a wardrobe bar (4) which can be connected by means of at least one end region to at least one pivot lever (2, 3) and which can be moved from a higher vertical storage position for example in a cupboard interior to a loading position which is vertically lower than the storage position, wherein an operating element (6), which is pivotable relative to the wardrobe bar (4), is connected to the wardrobe bar (4) to pivot the pivot lever (2, 3) and the wardrobe bar (4). The wardrobe bar (4) is provided with a driver stop (10) for the operating element (6), which limits the relative pivotability of the operating element (6) and via which the wardrobe bar (4) can be moved by the operating element (6) to the higher storage position and back.

A hanging device for hanging a piece of clothing or a towel on a coat hook. The hanging device comprises a receiving portion configured to receive and hold the piece of clothing or towel. The hanging device is formed as an open ring having an overlapping portion comprising two overlapping structures that are spaced apart from each other and/or flexibly mounted with respect to each other in such a manner that the overlapping structures allow for insertion of the piece of clothing or towel into the receiving portion without manually pulling the overlapping structures away from each other. The open ring comprises a structure configured to be hung on the coat hook.

A portable clothes hanging assembly includes a plurality of brackets attached together to define a wall mount that is attachable to a wall of a room in a building and a hanger extending away from the wall mount. A hanging wheel is rotatably attached to the hanger such that the hanging wheel has a vertical rotational axis. A plurality of hanger supports is provided and each of the hanger supports is suspendable from the hanging wheel. Each of the hanger supports has a plurality of receivers thereby facilitating each of the receivers to receive a respective one of a plurality of clothes hangers. In this way the hanging wheel facilitates the clothes hangers to hang clothes in the absence of a closet.

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.

The present invention relates to a clamp-type clothes hanger and, more particularly, to a clamp-type clothes hanger which stays firmly fixed without damaging a wall surface, and allows a user to conveniently hang or grab clothes before and after a shower, by means of a towel rack and the like installed in a bathroom, wherein the clamp-type clothes hanger includes: a main body comprising a hook on which clothes can be hung; and a clamp which is provided on the main body and may be fastened to surround a hanger rod, provided away from a wall surface, and fit various diameters of the hanger rod.

The wig tree is configured for use with a hairpiece. The wig tree is configured to sit on a tabletop or other supporting surface. The wig tree is a stand upon which one or more hairpieces are stored. The wig tree is adjustable such that the number of hairpieces stored on the wig tree is adjustable. The wig tree comprises a telescopic stanchion, a pedestal, and a plurality of hangers. The telescopic stanchion attaches the pedestal to the plurality of hangers. Each of the plurality of hangers removably attaches to the telescopic stanchion. The span of the telescopic stanchion is adjustable.

One embodiment provides a mounting structure including a hook member to be mounted on a mount member, and a mounting member. A base part of the hook member protrudes from the front side of the mount member. In the mounted state, a locking part of the hook member locks with a back rim of a mounting hole. An operation part of the mounting member is operated during the mounting on the mount member. An engaging part of the mounting member can engage with the locking part at the back side of the mount member. The mounted state is achieved by sliding, via an operation applied to the operation part, the mounting member substantially parallel to a front surface or a back surface of the mounting hole, such that the engaging part engages with the locking part.

A radiology garment storage and cleaning system, for storing and cleaning radiology garments, each garment including a radiology apron and a radiology collar. The radiology garment storage and cleaning system includes a storage apparatus, which is divided into a number of compartments for accepting a radiology garment, the compartments extending from the first side to the second side. Each compartment is equipped with a cleaning system, a door with a lock and at least one status light. The storage apparatus also includes an ID card and a monitoring system which is in electronic communication with the ID card reader, the lock of each compartment, each of the cleaning mechanisms, and the status light of each compartment. The monitoring system is configured to monitor when the radiology garment is placed in one of the compartments, automate the cleaning of the garment, and track the garment's usage.