One embodiment provides a method and apparatus for suspending air conditioning duct works from a support structure comprising unistrut type support beams which apparatus includes a plurality of support brackets arranged and configured for being slidably interlockable with the interior of the unistrut beam members. The support brackets can be slid inside the interior of the support beam until adjacent a support beam which support beam can be connected to the support bracket. In like manner additional support brackets can be inserted into the interior of the support beam members to be adjustably located next to their respective support rod. In such manner multiple support rods can be used to support a frame member even where the support rods are not symmetrically located along the length of the support beam as the support bracket can be slid/moved inside the support beam until lining up with its respective support rod. Additionally, the entire support framework can be moved relative to the plurality of support rods by sliding the framework relative to the support brackets. In such manner the location of the supporting frame member can be changed without moving the support rods.

Wall mounting assemblies and methods are disclosed. The assembly includes a bracket that has two frame members coupled at a hinge. Each frame member has a hook for engaging a recess or slot on a panel. Rotating the two frame members causes the hooks to lock into the slots on the panel.

A storage panel for mounting items using a plurality of brackets includes a planar mounting surface having a longitudinal axis and a latitudinal axis. The storage panel includes a means for securing the storage panel to a wall or another substantially vertical surface. An array of spaced apart mounting slots extends through the mounting surface. The array of mounting slots includes longitudinal mounting slots and latitudinal mounting slots. The longitudinal mounting slots are arranged to be parallel to the longitudinal axis of the mounting surface. The latitudinal mounting slots are arranged to be parallel to the latitudinal axis of the mounting surface.

A support device (10) forms a medical apparatuses bracket system and functions as a bracket system for medical apparatuses (12). The support device (10) includes a central vertical, or at least essentially vertical, column (14) and at least one tine (20) and optionally two or more tines (20). The tine (20) or tines (20) is/are oriented obliquely to a crossbeam (22) mounted on the column (14).

A wall mounted martial arts belt display consisting of a round center mounting spool which all martial art belts wrap around in a continuous circle. Also a round flat interchangeable display disc which is mounted or fastened to front of said center mounting spool will allow for logos, patches or any other ornamental designs as relates to the martial arts.

A goods presentation system includes a pedestal, a wall unit which is releasably secured to the pedestal, and a securing device for securing the wall unit to the pedestal. The securing device is fitted on the pedestal and is secured thereto. The pedestal and the wall unit form an L-shaped cross section or a T-shaped cross section when viewed from a side. At least one base is securable to the wall unit.

A mounting system capable of mounting objects to support structures is disclosed. The mounting system includes a wall mount including a display bracket configured to hold the object, a fixed support bracket couplable to a vertical support structure, and a linkage assembly. The linkage assembly has a low-profile stowed configuration in which the object is held in a raised position close to the support structure. The linkage assembly moves to another configuration to move the object. The object can be held in a lowered position. A biasing mechanism can facilitate convenient movement of the object.

A mounting system capable of mounting objects to support structures is disclosed. The mounting system includes a wall mount including a display bracket configured to hold the object, a fixed support bracket couplable to a vertical support structure, and a linkage assembly. The linkage assembly has a low-profile stowed configuration in which the object is held in a raised position close to the support structure. The linkage assembly moves to another configuration to move the object. The object can be held in a lowered position. A biasing mechanism can facilitate convenient movement of the object.

Disclosed is a bracket connectible to a wire lattice. The bracket includes an upper connection counterpart defining a hook for hanging the bracket from the lattice. The bracket includes a lower connection counterpart defining a lower rotation-opposing configuration for disposition relative to a lower wire of the lattice. The spacing between the counterparts is adjustable between a rotation resistant-spacing and a rotation-permissive spacing. While the bracket is hanging from the lattice and the spacing is the rotation-resistant spacing, the lower rotation-opposing configuration is disposed relative to the lower wire, such that the lower rotation-opposing configuration opposes rotation of the bracket towards the lattice and also away from the lattice. While the bracket is hanging from the lattice and the spacing is the rotation-permissive spacing, the lower rotation-opposing configuration is disposed relative to the lower wire, such that the bracket is rotatable towards the lattice and also away from the lattice.

The present invention relates generally to a bat hanger device comprised of a base plate with at least two curved protruding arms that secure a baseball bat vertically in the air. The base plate of the device also has at least one continuous opening that can be received by at least one clip, that allows the device to be secured to a chain-link fence. One embodiment of the device may also comprise at least one magnet in the base plate, which further aids in securing a baseball bat on the device. Accordingly, the device retains a baseball bat in a position above a ground surface and away from the fence to which the device is attached.