Vicky R Thomas

US Patent:

20120223626, Sep 6, 2012

Filed:

Aug 31, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/221946

Inventors:

Vicky Thomas - Midland VA, US

International Classification:

A47B 46/00

US Classification:

312242

Abstract:

A storage device mounted within a door frame is disclosed for storage and organization of fashion accessories or similar articles. The device comprises a door having an internal cutout, wherein an internal cavity is provided for storage of articles in a condensed space, which can be accessed via a second, cutout door. A full length mirror is mounted to the interior of the second door along with peg board to allow attachment of accessory hooks for hanging items. One or more hinged panels inside of the interior cavity provide separation of the internal cavity and increased surface area to allow attachment of additional hooks or attachment means. The back wall of the interior cavity also provides a location for further hooks and shelving for storage. The device may be provided within the interior of a larger door, or as a door insert adapted to be incorporated into an existing door.

US Patent:

20140132131, May 15, 2014

Filed:

Jan 16, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/157517

Inventors:

Vicky Renee Thomas - Midland VA, US

International Classification:

A47B 88/22
E05G 1/04
E05B 65/00

US Classification:

312204

Abstract:

A storage device mounted within a door frame is disclosed for storage and organization of fashion accessories or similar articles is provided. The device comprises an outer door supported by the door frame, an interior door enclosing a hollow door interior for storage of articles, and at least one interior panel within the hollow door interior to separate an interior cavity therein and limit access thereto via a hidden locking mechanism. The interior panel provides separation of the internal cavity from the hollow door interior, increases surface area of the hollow door interior, and segregates a hidden interior cavity therein. The back wall of the interior cavity also provides a location for further hooks and shelving for storage. The device may be provided within the interior of a larger door, or as a door insert adapted to be incorporated into an existing door.