Push-push cycle
Press to extend, use the hook, then press again to retract—the sequence can be repeated.

NEW PRODUCT 01 · DEVELOPMENT PROTOTYPE
Temporary hanging, hidden inside the wall: press to extend the hook, then press again to return it to a nearly flush position when it is no longer needed.
Development prototype · final specifications pending validationPress to extend, use the hook, then press again to retract—the sequence can be repeated.
A deep wall bore houses the body so the hook leaves minimal projection when retracted.
Long and short configurations share the same operation and address different installation depths and hanging needs.
Designed for towels, robes and temporary garments, especially where a clean wall and compact footprint matter.
MECHANISM
The functional concept uses a heart-cam push-push track. A return spring drives the motion while an M4 spring-ball follower moves through the track to lock and release the hook. The spring and follower follow standard-part specifications to support sourcing, assembly and maintenance.

LONG / SHORT
The current family explores long and short formats, each shown extended and retracted. Final length, bore depth, load rating and installation tolerances will be published after physical prototype testing.

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DEVELOPMENT STATUS
This page presents a product direction under development and is not a final sales specification. Bore dimensions, compatible wall types, load rating and safety requirements will follow the tested product manual.