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A rack includes a base, a supporting rod, and a hanging member. The base has opposing connecting parts on two opposing ends. The middle portions of the connecting parts define an upright cylindrical holding space in between. The supporting rod is passed into the upright holding space, and pivoted to

A rack includes a base, a supporting rod, and a hanging member. The base has opposing connecting parts on two opposing ends. The middle portions of the connecting parts define an upright cylindrical holding space in between. The supporting rod is passed into the upright holding space, and pivoted to the connecting parts at a lower end so that the supporting rod can be pivoted between a laid down position and an upright in-use position. The hanging member includes a ring-shaped supporting part pivoted to the top of the supporting rod such that it can be disposed perpendicular to the supporting rod for a bag to be hung on. The supporting rod is provided like a telescope so that the height of the hanging member can be changed to be suitable for bags of different sizes.

대표청구항 ▼

1. A rack, comprising: a base, the base being made of a folded tube, the folded tube having two connecting parts respectively disposed on two opposing ends of said folded tube, the connecting parts being outwardly curved in middle portions thereof to define an upright cylindrical holding space th

1. A rack, comprising: a base, the base being made of a folded tube, the folded tube having two connecting parts respectively disposed on two opposing ends of said folded tube, the connecting parts being outwardly curved in middle portions thereof to define an upright cylindrical holding space therebetween, the curved portions having aligned through holes formed therein; a supporting rod, the supporting rod having a lower portion being releasably held between the connecting parts of the base, a bolt being passed through the through holes of the connecting parts and a through hole of the lower portion of the supporting rod for allowing the supporting rod to be pivoted thereon, a pair of elastic elements being respectively disposed on the bolt at outer sides of the curved portions of the connecting parts to apply a bias force to the connecting parts for capturing the lower portion of the supporting rod within the holding space and for allowing the supporting rod to be pivoted to a laid down position where the connecting parts are moved further away from each other against the bias force of the elastic elements; a hanging member, the hanging member including a ring-shaped supporting part, and a connecting member secured to the ring-shaped part, the connecting member being pivotally coupled to an upper end of the supporting rod and the supporting part of the hanging member acting as a stop against the supporting rod to position the supporting part to extend over the base in substantially orthogonal relationship with the supporting rod, the hanging member being pivotally displaceable over the upper end of the supporting rod to position the supporting part in substantially parallel relationship with the supporting rod; whereby a bag is hung from the supporting part of the hanging member. 2. The rack of claim 1, wherein the supporting rod consists of a hollow lower part, a connecting tube, and an upper part; the upper part being passed through a contracting member, and into the hollow lower part from a lower end; the connecting tube being turnably passed around the upper part; the connecting tube being able to be screwed onto an upper end of the hollow lower part to make the contracting member contract to clip the upper part in position.