Plain sight hanging

Abstract

This system is used for hanging and locking objects onto a single wall support with two interconnected cord loops. The loops go over the support affixed to a wall and hold the object in a stable leveled position. Initial slack in the interconnected loops has them extended above the top of the object for placing the loops on the support in full view. Removal of the slack in the loops raises the object above the wall support. A complete reduction in the slack locks the object onto the support.

1 . A hanging system affixed to an object having a flexible cord forming right and left interconnected loops going over a single wall support and having a loop shortening means, wherein said loops initially extend above the object and become shortened such that the object is raised (over) above said support.  
   
   
       2 . (new  claim 4)  The system of  claim 1  wherein the right and left loops (are fully shortened and cannot be removed from the wall support, thereby locking the object onto the wall) become locked onto the wall support by pulling down the cord between the loops and placing it over a protruding screw affixed to the bottom of the object.  
   
   
       3 . The system of  claim 1  comprising: 
 a. right and left cord holders affixed to the sides of an object,    b. a flexible cord attached at its ends to each cord holder and forming a right and left cord loop with a connected cord section between the cord holders,    c. a single wall support that the two loops go over, and    d. a bottom protruding screw (support) affixed to the bottom of the object,    such that the cord loops are initially above the top of the object for looping over the wall support, then the cord section between the cord holders is pulled down and placed under the bottom protruding screw (support), thereby raising the top of the object above the wall support.    
   
   
       4 . (new  claim 6)  The system of  claim 4  ( 1 ) comprising: 
 a. right and left cord holders affixed to the sides of an object,    b. a flexible cord attached at its ends to each cord holder and forming a right and left cord loop,    c. a single wall support that the two loops go over, and    d. a bottom support composed of a threaded hook (threaded) affixed to (onto) a screw held by a body fastened to the bottom of the object,    such that the cord loops are initially above the top of the object for looping over the wall support, then the cord section between the cord holders is pulled down and placed under the threaded hook on the bottom (hook) of the object, thereby raising the top of the object above the wall support and allowing the object to be raised higher and locked onto the support by turning the screw until the cord becomes taught.    
   
   
       5 . The system of  claim 4  ( 2 ) comprising: 
 a. right and left cord holders affixed to the sides of an object,    b. a flexible cord attached at its ends to each cord holder and forming a right and left cord loop,    c. a single wall support that the two loops go over, and    d. a bottom support affixed to the bottom of the object,    such that the cord loops are initially above the top of the object for looping over the wall support, then the cord section between the cord holders is pulled down and placed under the bottom support, thereby raising the top of the object above the wall support, and sufficiently shortening the loops so that they are tensioned onto the wall support so that they cannot be removed from said wall support    
   
   
       6 . (delete this claim) (The system of claims  1  &  2  wherein the cord loops are adjusted by side cord end supports.)  
   
   
       7 . (new  claim 2)  The system of  claim 1  wherein the loop shortening means comprises pulling down the cord section between the right and left loops and placing it over a protruding screw on the bottom of the object.