Wall mountable wire grid organizer system with removable accessories

Abstract

A wall mountable wire grid organizer rack assembly includes a support grid structure including a perimeter frame and a plurality of transverse support members connected with the perimeter frame. A plurality of accessories are removably connected with the support members, and at least one stretch removable adhesive strip is arranged between the support grid and the wall for securing the rack to the wall.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates generally to a wall-mounted storage and management article, and more particularly to a wire-form shelving assembly that can be adhesively mounted to, for example, a vertical wall surface in a bathroom or tub. Or the inner surface of the shower room walls to hold various items commonly used in the bathroom or shower room. Background technique [0002] Shower and bath storage devices, commonly referred to as shower or bath jars, are commonly used to hold and / or store items such as soaps, shampoos, and other toiletries within shower and bath enclosures. Because of the weight of the stored items, and because it is often impractical to secure these items in a shower or tub enclosure using mechanical fasteners, such as nails and screws, these units typically hang from the shower nozzle fixture. These devices are known from the prior art. Such devices are disclosed, for example, in US Patent No. 4,969,580 (Mikhail Essatt), US P...

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[0003] However, these devices have certain disadvantages and shortcomings

For example, devices that hang from the shower nozzle holder tend to be large and bulky because the devices must be suspended from the shower nozzle holder under the shower head so that the items in the tank can be reached by the user, they are unstable and often Rocking sideways or slipping off the shower nozzle fixture

Additionally, the mounting location is limited by the location of the shower nozzle clamps, making them immobile, and because they must be mounted immediately under the shower head, they tend to interfere with shower use

On the other hand, devices fitted with suction cups have limited holding capacity and tend to lose their holding capacity over time

As a result, devices fitted with suction cups often fail, causing the device and its contents to fall from the wall

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