A portable equipment stand to hold tactical equipment, protective equipment, and/or uniforms is disclosed. An example portable equipment stand includes a central frame, three legs hingedly connected to a first end of the central frame, two arms hingedly connected to a second end of the central frame, and a neck located at the second end of the central frame. The legs are rotatable between a first retracted position and a first deployed position. The two arms are located on opposing sides of the central frame and are rotatable between a second retracted position and a second deployed position. The neck is configured to move from a third retracted position to a third deployed position. The arms are configured to enclose at least a bottom portion of the legs when the arms are in the second retracted position and the legs are in the first retracted position.

An equipment stand for storing police and/or military clothing and equipment may include a base; at least one upright extending upward from the base; a belt hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment belt; a vest hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment vest; a tray supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that do not need to be secured; and a lock box supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that may need to be secured. The stand may include an upright extension for holding one or more clothing hangers. The stand may be freestanding, or may be used without the base when mounted to a wall.

A standing hanging-apparatus comprising a standing means for supporting the apparatus on a surface such as the ground, a hanging means for hanging an accessory from the apparatus, a storage means for storing a plurality of electronic devices, and a charging means for charging at least one of the plurality of electronic devices stored in the storage means. The standing means, hanging means, storage means, and charging means can be coupled to an elongated body defining a cavity, and the storage means is coupled such that it is centered over a center of gravity of the apparatus.

An equipment stand for storing police and/or military clothing and equipment may include a base; at least one upright extending upward from the base; a belt hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment belt; a vest hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment vest; a tray supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that do not need to be secured; and a lock box supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that may need to be secured. The stand may include an upright extension for holding one or more clothing hangers. The stand may be freestanding, or may be used without the base when mounted to a wall.

A utility rack is disclosed. The utility rack includes a base, an elongate support, an upper compartment, and a locking-safe. The elongate support is configured to attach in a perpendicular orientation to the base. The upper compartment is configured to attach to the elongate support at an end distal to the base. The upper compartment includes a plurality of partitions. The locking-safe occupies one of the pluralities of partitions in the upper compartment. The base, the elongate support, and the upper compartment form a vertically standing structure when attached in series. The utility rack is useful for retaining law enforcement equipment.

A standing hanging-apparatus comprising a standing means for supporting the apparatus on a surface such as the ground, a hanging means for hanging an accessory from the apparatus, a storage means for storing a plurality of electronic devices, and a charging means for charging at least one of the plurality of electronic devices stored in the storage means. The standing means, hanging means, storage means, and charging means can be coupled to an elongated body defining a cavity, and the storage means is coupled such that it is centered over a center of gravity of the apparatus.

Children's furniture for organizing clothing and accessories is described herein. The furniture, a Valet System, is shaped in the form of a young boy or young girl. The Valet System comprises a plurality of devices for holding or storing clothing and accessories such as notched bars, clips, drawers, and cabinets.

The remote-controlled collapsible valet stand may assist a user in wearing an article of clothing without needing to reach behind themselves to grasp the clothing. The device may comprise a linear actuator mounted to a base and raising a plurality of arms to dress the user. The device may be remote controlled, and the user of the device may place an article of clothing onto the arms and then control the height of the actuator to have the clothing lifted onto their person for easy wearing. The remote-controlled collapsible valet stand may further comprise a plurality of clips allowing the clothing to be quickly disconnected once the user is wearing it, and height adjustability so that users of varying heights may be able to use the device. In one embodiment the device may comprise a plurality of cowlings, near field communication, audible and visual alerts, proximity sensors, and various attachments considered related in the art.

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.

An equipment stand for storing police and/or military clothing and equipment may include a base; at least one upright extending upward from the base; a belt hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment belt; a vest hanger supported by the upright and effective for holding an equipment vest; a tray supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that do not need to be secured; and a lock box supported by the upright and effective for holding miscellaneous objects that may need to be secured. The stand may include an upright extension for holding one or more clothing hangers. The stand may be freestanding, or may be used without the base when mounted to a wall.