Patent No. US 9,591,934 B1

Patented Mirror-Extension Hardware

Closet
Reflections

A full-length mirror that lives inside the closet, until the moment you need it.

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The Mechanism — U.S. Patent Drawings, Fig. 1–5

One motion, from stored to standing.

01 Mirror locked, flush against the clothes

Locked — mirror flush against the clothes

02 Arm slightly extended

Slight extension — the arm begins to telescope out

03 Arm fully extended, mirror not yet rotated

Fully extended — arm locked, mirror not yet turned

04 Mirror beginning to rotate

First rotation — the pivot pin begins to turn

05 Mirror rotated 90 degrees, ready to use

Rotated 90° — mirror faces the room, ready to use

Fig. 6 — Full Cycle, CAD Reference

Designed specifically for any standard closet rod or Closet Maid products — no drilling into the closet itself. A three-plate slider assembly telescopes the arm smoothly in and out. Once fully extended, a vertical pivot pin lets the mirror rotate roughly 90°, from flush-against-the-wall to face-on for use.

Closet Reflection System, fully extended and rotated 38 58 66 74

Claims 1–4, Plain English

What the patent protects

  • 38Hook — Designed specifically for any standard closet rod or Closet Maid products
  • 58Slider assembly — fixed, intermediate, and movable plates telescope the arm in and out.
  • 66Mirror Clip — inverted U-shaped clip holds the mirror by its top edge.
  • 74Pivot pin — vertical-axis pin rotates the mirror roughly 90°, wall-flush to face-on.

U.S. Patent 9,591,934 B1 · Filed March 29, 2016 · Issued March 14, 2017 · Inventor John Joseph Sebesta, St. Petersburg, FL

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Looking for a partner to bring this to market.

The mechanism is patented and proven. We’re looking for a manufacturer able to produce it at scale, and distributors who can put it in front of closet-organization and home-goods retailers.

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