Abstract
Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects consists essentially of a hanger represented by a hook (1) that can be retracted related to a compartment/bag (B), optionally enclosed by an elastic mesh (2), which is positioned and fixed (3) vertically in the inner surface of the front wall (4) of travel bags (B) and the like, in which the upper fold (5) of said hook (1) enables same to be hung on doors (6) and similar structures, in addition to supports, partitions, bars, rings, clothes hangers and other hooks, whilst the bottom portion (7) thereof has at least one projection (8) for hanging clothing, towels and bags and the like, or a holder (9) for receiving bottles and toiletries and other objects for personal use.
Claims
1. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, wherein said retractable hanger consists of a hook (1) through an opening (A) with retractable movement in a travel bag (B) and the like; an upper bend (5) is used to hang said hook (1) on a door (6)/related structures, in addition to supports, partitions, bars, rings, clothes hangers, other hooks and similar suspended structures; the lower portion (7) has a projection (8) for hanging clothes, bags, towels, and other personal effects; there is also a holder (9) to receive bottles, hygiene products and other objects for personal use; with non-definitive connection means, like magnetic buttons (12M and 12F).
2. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said hook (1) takes a vertical place in the inner portion of the front face of bag (B) in which is fixed (3), with the upper bend (5) of hook (1) attached to the door (6), the bag (B) open with the front face (11) extended and in the same plane of front face (4), leaving the bottom portion (7 or 9) ready for use.
3. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said hook (1) takes the configuration of the upper bend (5), with an angle of 90, including optional handle (P), with an angle of less than 90; curvilinear upper and/or bottom bends; a plurality of superimposed bottom bends; or a plurality of juxtaposed bottom bends.
4. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein male and female magnetic buttons (12M and 12F) are positioned in the most projected vertical edge of the upper bend (5) of hook (1) and in the confronting portion of outer portion of bag's front face (4).
5. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said male and female magnetic buttons (12M and 12F) are positioned internally in the rear middle portion of the body (10) of hook (1) and in the confronting portion of inner portion of bag's front face (4).
6. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said male and female magnetic buttons (12 M and 12F) work together, internally and externally.
7. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claims 1, 4, 5 and 6 claim 1, wherein said retractable hanger uses other fastening means, as Velcro, adhesives, pressure buttons, and magnets.
8. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said retractable hanger uses two hooks (1) in the middle thirds of the bag (B), connected by a horizontal stabilizer bar (14); plurality of hooks (1); or a plurality of inner and/or outer stabilizer bars.
9. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein said hook (1) receives a rotative fastener (15) alternatively to outer male and female magnetic buttons (12M and 12F).
10. Retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, according to claim 1, wherein the retractable movement is aided by an elastic mesh (2) surrounding the body (10) of the hook (1).
Description
[0023] Next the invention is explained with reference to the accompanying drawings, which are represented in an illustrative and non-limiting way:
[0024] FIG. 1: Perspective view of the retractable hanger, in the open position, used in compartments for carrying personal effects;
[0025] FIG. 2: Perspective view of the retractable hanger, in the close position, used in compartments for carrying personal effects;
[0026] FIG. 3: Exploded perspective view of the retractable hanger in relation to a compartment for carrying personal effects;
[0027] FIG. 4: Perspective view of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, showing use with open compartment hung on a door;
[0028] FIG. 5: Perspective view of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, showing use with closed compartment hung on a door;
[0029] FIG. 6: Perspective view of a constructive variation of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, with the upper fold with angle less than 90;
[0030] FIG. 7: Perspective view of a constructive variation of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, with the curved upper and bottom folds;
[0031] FIG. 8: Perspective view of a constructive variation of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, with two curved bottom folds superimposed;
[0032] FIG. 9: Perspective view of a constructive variation of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, with three bottom folds juxtaposed;
[0033] FIG. 10: Perspective view of a constructive variation of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, with the upper fold with angle of 90 and handle;
[0034] FIG. 11: Side section view of the hanger retracted related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the close position, with outer magnetic buttons;
[0035] FIG. 12: Side section view of the hanger advanced in relation to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the open position, with outer magnetic buttons;
[0036] FIG. 13: Side section view of the hanger retracted related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the close position, with inner magnetic buttons;
[0037] FIG. 14: Side section view of the hanger advanced related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the open position, with inner magnetic buttons;
[0038] FIG. 15: Side section view of hanger retracted related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the closed position, with inner and outer magnetic buttons;
[0039] FIG. 16: Side section view of the hanger advanced related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the open position, with inner and outer magnetic buttons;
[0040] FIG. 17: Side section view of hanger retracted related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the closed position, with outer magnetic buttons and elastic mesh;
[0041] FIG. 18: Side section view of the hanger advanced related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the open position, with outer magnetic buttons and elastic mesh;
[0042] FIG. 19: Side section view of hanger retracted related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the closed position, with inner and outer magnetic buttons and elastic mesh;
[0043] FIG. 20: Side section view of the hanger advanced related to the compartment for carrying personal effects in the open position, with inner and outer magnetic buttons and elastic mesh;
[0044] FIG. 21: Perspective view of a constructive variation with two retractable hangers used in a compartment for carrying personal effects, showing use with open compartment;
[0045] FIG. 22: Perspective view of a constructive variation with two retractable hangers used in a compartment for carrying personal effects, showing use with open compartment and holder for receipt of personal effects and other user's objects.
[0046] FIG. 23: Perspective view of the retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects, showing the rotative fastener.
[0047] The retractable hanger used in compartments for carrying personal effects consists essentially of a hanger represented by a hook (1) that can be retracted related to a compartment/bag (B), optionally enclosed by an elastic mesh (2), which is positioned and fixed (3) vertically in the inner surface of the front wall (4) of travel bags (B) and the like, in which the upper fold (5) of said hook (1) enables same to be hung on doors (6) and similar structures, in addition to supports, partitions, bars, rings, clothes hangers and other hooks, whilst the bottom portion (7) thereof has at least one projection (8) for hanging clothing, towels and bags and the like, or a holder (9) for receiving bottles and toiletries and other objects for personal use.
[0048] More particularly, as illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 5, the hanger consists of a hook (1) with retractable movement through an opening (A), whose ends of its body (10) set an upper fold (5) and at least a projection (8) and/or a bottom holder (9), being positioned in the inner surface of the front wall (4) of a travel bag (B) and the like, where the body (10) is fixed (3), thus providing the vertical alignment and stability in the settlement of the upper fold (5) on top of doors (6) and similar structures, as well as security and firmness to the bottom projection (8); said hook (1) can be used to hang clothes, towels and bags, or a holder (9) suitable for receiving bottles and toiletries. Thus, with the upper fold (5) of hook attached to the door (6), the bag open with the rear wall (11) and in the same plane of the front wall (4), the bottom portion (7) of hook (1) is apparent and ready for use. The hooks (1) can assume different configurations, as illustrated in FIGS. 6 to 10, including an optional handle (P). In order to ensure that the hook (1) remains retracted or built-in, a non-permanent connection means is provided, comprised of outer male and female magnetic buttons (12M and 12F), as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, in that, for example, the male button (12M) is positioned in the most projected vertical edge of the upper fold (5) of hook (1), while the female button (12F) takes place in the confronting portion in the outer surface of of bag's front wall (4), not necessarily in that order, however, both buttons (12M and 12F) are built-in the respective receiver portions. Following the same concept, the magnetic buttons (12M and 12F), as illustrated in FIGS. 13 and 14, can be positioned in the inner surface of the bag (1), being present in the rear middle portion of the body (10) of hook (1) and in the confronting portion in the inner surface of bag's front wall (4). In addition, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the magnetic buttons (12M and 12F) can work together, in the inner and outer surfaces, covering respectively the upper portion and the middle portion of the hook (1) and bag (B). With the upper fold (5) totally exposed, the hook's body (10) is in the rest position, leaning and in parallel with the inner surface of the bag's front wall (4). In this version, in addition to maintaining the upper fold (5) of hook (1) built-in by the action of the outer buttons, it also ensures greater stability to the hook's body, when in rest, by the action of the inner magnetic buttons. Alternatively, inner and/or outer push-buttons, Velcros and imams (not represented) can be used as means of enabling the non-permanent connection, assisted, or not, by the elastic mesh (2). In this embodiment, as illustrated in FIGS. 17 to 20, the body (10) It is enclosed by an elastic mesh (2) properly fixed to the inner wall of the front wall (4), with the objective of promoting a spring effect in favor of the spontaneous advancement of the hook (1), when disconnecting the outer buttons, in order to let the upper fold (5) exposed, appropriate position for placing the hook (1) on the door (6), whether with the bag (B) open or closed. The elastic mesh (2) contains an opening (13) below in relation to the inner surface of the bag's front wall (4), what allows to view, access, and use the projection from the bottom of the hook, and can be used both with outer magnetic buttons (12M and 12F), and in combination with inner and outer magnetic buttons, or other non-permanent connection means. In a constructive variation, as shown in FIGS. 21 and 22, instead of a central hook, two hooks (1) can be used in the middle thirds of the bag (B), or a plurality of hooks, following the same logic, which can be connected by means of a horizontal stabilizer bar (14). Finally, as illustrated in FIG. 23, the hook can receive a rotative fastener (15), alternative to external buttons; said rotative fastener (15) consists of a rotative piece built-in the outer surface of the bag's front wall, with a slot in the vertical edge of the upper fold (5) of the hook (1), arranged aligned to said rotative piece and equivalent in size and shape.
