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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 22, 2025
Filed:
Nov. 11, 2023
Michael Coppolino, Hudson, MA (US);
David Harris, Nashua, NH (US);
Michael Coppolino, Hudson, MA (US);
David Harris, Nashua, NH (US);
COPPS ENTERPRISE INC., Hudson, MA (US);
Abstract
An organizer and hanger having a generally rectangular body with a plurality of protrusions/clips/hooks extending from a front surface for securing or handing objects. The body can also have double sided tape applied to tabs on each opposing end or a hole on one or both of the opposing end tabs for engaging a screw or nail. The protrusions/clips/hooks extend from a front side of the body, where the protrusions/clips/hooks are generally an 's' shape when viewed from the side, where the protrusions/clips/hooks are attached on one end to the body. A small rubber sleeve/pad can be attached to the protrusion/clip/hook portion between the first and second bends along the “s” shape. The rubber sleeve/pad increases the coefficient of friction compared to a metal or plastic without a rubber sleeve/pad. This rubber sleeve/pad is critical to providing a better holding force for some objects and noise reduction.