| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 211119010 | CLOTHESLINES, ISOLATED SUPPORTS | 6 |
| 20120012548 | TRUCK BED CLOTHESLINE ASSEMBLY - A truck bed clothesline assembly for clothes drying comprising: a first vertical post, said first post inserts into a first opening on a first side of a truck bed sidewall; a second vertical post, said second post inserts into a second opening on a second side of a truck bed sidewall; a first crossbar, attached to the top of the first vertical post; a second crossbar attached to the top of the second vertical post; at least one clothesline across the opening of the truck bed; and an attachment means for attaching the at least one clothesline to the first crossbar and second crossbar. The posts are interchangeable between each truck bed sidewall. | 01-19-2012 |
| 20130062296 | PORTABLE CLOTHES LINE - A portable clothes line having foldable legs able to be held in an extended position by struts which have at an upper end a traveller which slides in and along a lowermost open cavity provided by body being an elongated aluminium extrusion. | 03-14-2013 |
| 20130186846 | Portable Clothesline Assembly - A portable clothesline assembly is provided for facilitating hanging of clothes at a selectable location. The assembly includes a first stand, a second stand, and a scissor arm having a first end coupled to the first stand and a second end coupled to the second stand. A first boom arm coupled to the first stand and a second boom arm coupled to the second stand. A line is coupled to and extends between the first boom arm and the second boom arm. | 07-25-2013 |
| 211119100 | Single run line | 2 |
| 20100219145 | REMOVABLE CLOTHESLINE - There is a removable clothesline which has at least two arms with respective waH plates for fixing to a support wall. The arms have outer free ends and inner base sections which in use of the clothesline removably engage the wall plates in a manner whereby the arms extend from the support wall at spaced apart locations to deploy at least one clothesline cord therebetween. The arms upon removal being adapted for placement in a side-by-side storage configuration with the free end of at least one of said arms locating in an aperture in the inner base section of another of said arms. | 09-02-2010 |
| 211119120 | With suspended article support | 1 |
| 20110198308 | Clothes Hanger System - A clothes hanging and drying system comprised of a rope assembly generally having a pair of lines intersected periodically by sets of stretchers. The gaps between individual stretchers provide a hanging point for various accessories including hangers, clip assemblies and combinations. The stretchers serve to prevent the accessories from moving down the line and bunching up thereby preserving the airspace between articles hung on the device. The stretchers also aid in distributing the stresses on the lines resulting in a more durable device. | 08-18-2011 |
| 211119180 | Line covers | 1 |
| 20090200255 | Clothes Line Assemblies - A clothes line assembly including: a support; a line carrier which is adapted to have attached thereto a plurality of lines to which clothing or other articles can be secured, the line carrier being operatively mounted to the support for movement between an in-use position in which it extends laterally from the support and a non-use position; the support including a support frame which is mountable to a wall or similar structure, the line carrier being pivotally mounted to the support frame for pivotal movement between the in-use and non-use positions; and a cover arranged so that when the line carrier is in the non-use position the cover and line carrier can adopt a stowed position in which the cover can conceal the line carrier from view, and in which the cover substantially abuts the lines and/or the line carrier, wherein the cover includes a panel operatively connected to the line carrier so that in an operative position with the line carrier in the in-use position the cover is disposed above and in spaced relation from the lines on the line carrier. | 08-13-2009 |
