| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS | EP12806080.3 | 2012-10-19 | EP2768352A1 | 2014-08-27 | VALLAR, Brendan |
| An image display apparatus (10) comprising a backing panel (12), one or more first raised portions (14) located on the backing panel (12), each first raised portion (14) having an upper surface upon which is secured an image (18) for display; and a backing support panel (11) upon which is mounted the said backing panel (12), the backing support panel (11) comprising a transparent material and having a perimeter such that the perimeter of the backing support panel (11) extends at least to a perimeter of the backing panel (12). | ||||||
| 2 | ARTWORK PROTECTION DEVICE | US13667052 | 2012-11-02 | US20130055608A1 | 2013-03-07 | Robert A. Casterline |
| An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings. | ||||||
| 3 | Artwork protection device | US12967274 | 2010-12-14 | US08371054B2 | 2013-02-12 | Robert A. Casterline |
| An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings. | ||||||
| 4 | ARTWORK PROTECTION DEVICE | US12967274 | 2010-12-14 | US20120144710A1 | 2012-06-14 | Robert A. Casterline |
| An artwork protection device (2) having a set of brackets (1) that mount into a wall (18) which support a clear protective cover (14) over the front of a piece of hanging artwork (16). Each bracket has a footing (3) with a proximal end (4) and a distal end (5). The proximal end is attached to the wall using a screw, a bolt and a wall anchor and so forth. An extension (8) having a distal end (9) and a proximal end (10) that attaches to the distal end of the footing. The proximal end of the extension preferably has a recessed edge (12) that is placed through an aperture (13) located on a periphery of the protective cover. A cap (15) attaches to the proximal end of the extension, thereby locking the protective cover in place. The device allows a user to easily remove the protective cover and bracket extensions when the user wants to fully display the painting and to attach the caps directly to the footings to give an aesthetic appearance to the footings. | ||||||
| 5 | Frame security lock | US10921647 | 2004-08-19 | US07293754B2 | 2007-11-13 | James M. Gallien |
| A locking mechanism for preventing theft of an object hung on a flat surface is provided. The locking mechanism may comprise a latch, hook and key. The latch may be attachable to the wall with an optional wall track attached thereto. Also, the hook may be attachable to the object with an optional object track attached thereto with the object track engageable to the wall track when the object is hung on the wall. Furthermore, the hook is engageable into the latch simultaneously as the object track engages the wall track. | ||||||
| 6 | Positioning & locking hanging system | US09900602 | 2001-10-02 | US06659418B2 | 2003-12-09 | Robert Lemire |
| Picture frames and frame bases attached to pictures that are able to be mounted flush against a wall are described. Special recessed areas and frame connections make contact with one or more special wall brackets. The wall brackets are anchored into the wall and are connected to the frame in a number of ways. One of the ways is with the use of a screw that has a threaded bar moving on it. The screw goes through the top of the frame and is locked to the inside face of the frame so that it remains in place when the screw is turned. When the screw is turned the threaded bar moves into a recess in the wall bracket and pushes the picture up until the picture bottom hits a second wall bracket. This second bracket locks the picture onto the wall. The embodiments presented demonstrate various other means of locking the picture flush against the wall, as well as, means for leveling and adjusting the position of the picture. | ||||||
| 7 | Flush mounting security frames and hardware | US09339661 | 1999-06-24 | US06279257B1 | 2001-08-28 | Robert Lemire |
| Picture frames and frame bases attached to pictures that are able to be mounted flush against a wall are described. Special recessed areas and frame connections make contact with one or more wall brackets. The wall brackets are anchored into the wall and are connected to the frame in a number of ways. One of the ways is with the use of a screw that has a threaded bar moving on it. The screw goes through the top of the frame and is locked to the inside face of the frame so that it remains in place when the screw is turned. When the screw is turned the threaded bar moves into a recess in the wall bracket and pushes the picture up until the picture bottom hits a second wall bracket. This second bracket locks the picture onto the wall. The embodiments presented demonstrate various other ways of locking the picture flush against the wall, as well as, ways for leveling and adjusting the position of the picture. | ||||||
| 8 | Security mirror construction with readily replaceable mirror panels | US263184 | 1994-06-21 | US5452139A | 1995-09-19 | Gregory A. Schrott |
| A security mirror construction with a mirror panel which can only be replaced by one having generally authorized access to the mirror construction and where the mirror panel itself is generally isolated so that damage to the mirror panel by vandalism or otherwise is eliminated and where injury to a user in the event of a broken mirror panel can normally be avoided. The mirror construction is comprised of an outer housing having a base plate for supporting a mirror panel on the base plate and within the mirror housing. A bracket arrangement retains the mirror panel on the base plate and within a fixed position in the housing. A transparent cover panel, preferably formed of a shatter-proof material, such as plastic, extends over the mirror panel and is also held within the housing by another bracket arrangement. In this way, if a vandal attempts to damage the mirror construction, damage will normally occur to the exterior plastic panel. Moreover, if a vandal attempts to apply graffiti on the mirror construction, the graffiti will occur on the replaceable outer transparent panel and not the mirror panel itself. | ||||||
| 9 | Tamperproof transparency mount with tear strip | US103102 | 1993-08-09 | US5322723A | 1994-06-21 | Earl H. Bickett |
| The disclosure relates to a tamper-proof transparency mount which includes a zipper tab permitting easy access and removal of the transparency from its mount when sealed without doing any damage to the transparency under authorized conditions. Several embodiments are disclosed which provide different locations as well as different style tabs. The transparency mount provides an indication of unauthorized entry and also easy access for authorized entry to the transparency. | ||||||
| 10 | Decorative wall hanging heater | US289984 | 1988-12-22 | US5138134A | 1992-08-11 | Mearl E. Ellison |
| A wall hanging incorporating a heater is characterized by a low temperature thermostatically controlled heating panel being aesthetically concealed behind a decorative surface, and being configured to be hung on an ordinary wall. The device includes a safety shut-off switch activated by excessive temperature build-up, alarm systems to deter theft, and a wall mounting bracket which permits rapid and level mounting of the wall hanging. | ||||||
| 11 | Tamper-proof display assembly | US642836 | 1984-08-21 | US4583309A | 1986-04-22 | Michael N. Kane; Lawrence R. Hogan |
| A display assembly for posters or signs includes a cover frame having a clear sealed window at the front surface thereof. The display assembly is generally rectangular, the cover frame having four outwardly facing walls configured to slide into forwardly extending closely fitting walls extending from a one piece wall-mountable shroud-forming frame. Magnetic strips affixed to interior faces of the shroud-forming frame capture and hold an inserted cover frame, and the closely fitting shroud walls and immediately confronting cover frame walls serve to defeat the insertion of conventional tools to remove the cover when so emplaced. A special spatulate tool is configured with projections stressed to spring out of the plane of the blade in the relaxed state. The extensions are temporarily pressed flat during insertion, to spring outward when inserted to maximum depth into the assembly, the extensions when thus deployed confronting and engaging a rear portion of the cover frame. Withdrawal of the tool causes withdrawal of the cover frame for replacement of the contents. | ||||||
| 12 | Mirror frame | US3668798D | 1970-05-26 | US3668798A | 1972-06-13 | MEHL DONALD N |
| A mirror frame includes a mounting member and a supporting frame. The supporting frame comprises a pair of channel-shaped members connected by links. The mounting member encloses the mirror and includes downwardly extending flanges engageable in said channel-shaped members. The mounting member is wider than the supporting frame. A pair of resilient members are slideable on a horizontal ledge in the lower end of said mounting member and engage between said ledge and said frame member to hold the parts assembled.
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| 13 | Theftproof hanger for frames | US57503231 | 1931-11-14 | US1908147A | 1933-05-09 | HOEGGER JOSEPH A |
| 14 | WINDOW UNIT FOR DISPLAY, PROTECTION AND PREVENTIVE CONSERVATION OF AN OBJECT OF LIMITED THICKNESS | EP04806890.2 | 2004-12-24 | EP1833330A2 | 2007-09-19 | GOPPION, Alessandro |
| The invention concerns a window unit for display, protection and preventive. conservation of an object of limited thickness, in particular a work of art such as a painting, a bas-relief, a tapestry or similar. It comprises a case with a back (32) and a front door (31) coupled together so as to be able to have the case (30) take up an open state, in which the object (D) is not protected and can be inserted into or removed from the case (30), and a closed state, in which the object (D) is protected and can neither be inserted into nor removed from the case (30), in which the front door (31) is provided with a transparent front panel (48) through which the object (D) is visibilé from the front in the state with the case (30) closed. The window unit is characterised in that the back (32) is provided with a transparent rear panel (50) through which the object (D) is visibile from the rear in the state with the case (30) closed. | ||||||
| 15 | Verriegelung einer Abdeckung eines an oder in einer Wand anbringbaren Objekts | EP01109395.2 | 2001-04-19 | EP1166689A3 | 2002-11-13 | Montag, Andreas |
Eine Verriegelung einer Abdeckung (6) eines an oder in einer Wand anbringbaren Objekts, wie z.B. des Untersatzes (4) eines Bilder-Wechselrahmens (2), wobei die Abdeckung (6) einen zumindest nahe an die Wand (26) heranreichenden Rand (28) aufweist, kennzeichnet sich dadurch, daß die Verriegelung bei aufgebrachter Abdeckung (6) praktisch gänzlich verdeckt ist und durch ein zwischen dem genannten Rand (28) und der Wand (26) einführbares Werkzeug (44) verlagerbare Verriegelungsmittel (30; 22) aufweist. Vorzugsweise bestehen die betreffenden Verriegelungsmittel (30; 22) aus mindestens einem entlang der jeweiligen Kante der Abdeckung (6) verschiebbaren Schieber. |
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| 16 | Verriegelung einer Abdeckung eines an oder in einer Wand anbringbaren Objekts | EP01109395.2 | 2001-04-19 | EP1166689A2 | 2002-01-02 | Montag, Andreas |
Eine Verriegelung einer Abdeckung (6) eines an oder in einer Wand anbringbaren Objekts, wie z.B. des Untersatzes (4) eines Bilder-Wechselrahmens (2), wobei die Abdeckung (6) einen zumindest nahe an die Wand (26) heranreichenden Rand (28) aufweist, kennzeichnet sich dadurch, daß die Verriegelung bei aufgebrachter Abdeckung (6) praktisch gänzlich verdeckt ist und durch ein zwischen dem genannten Rand (28) und der Wand (26) einführbares Werkzeug (44) verlagerbare Verriegelungsmittel (30; 22) aufweist. Vorzugsweise bestehen die betreffenden Verriegelungsmittel (30; 22) aus mindestens einem entlang der jeweiligen Kante der Abdeckung (6) verschiebbaren Schieber. |
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| 17 | Objet tel qu'une vitrine comprenant un cadre polygonal forme de profiles | EP95400100.4 | 1995-01-19 | EP0665524A1 | 1995-08-02 | Dekens, Roger, Gérard; Corbel, Frédéric, André; Gournay, Alain Marcel; Hellebuyck, Christophe Michel Emile |
L'objet comprend un cadre en forme de polygone dont les côtés sont formés par des profilés assemblés déterminant une zone centrale éventuellement munie d'un panneau. Il est caractérisé en ce que les profilés (100-200) ont des extrémités à coupe droite et en ce que des premiers (100) profilés s'étendent jusqu'à l'extérieur de seconds profilés (200), recouvrent les extrémités de ces seconds profilés (200) et possèdent un rebord longitudinal (104) qui s'étend devant lesdits seconds profilés (200) en masquant le bord de leur extrémité, des moyens (110-500-501-208-209) étant prévus pour réunir deux à deux un premier profilé (100) et un second profilé (200). |
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| 18 | Mirror with lockable mounting system | US12352453 | 2009-01-12 | US09175844B2 | 2015-11-03 | James V. Mischel, Jr.; James V. Mischel, Sr.; Patrick D. Erickson |
| A mirror assembly includes a mirror and a hanger assembly secured to the mirror. The hanger assembly has a hanger fitting that defines a plurality of apertures, and a locking element that is slidably coupled to the hanger fitting to be movable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The mirror assembly further includes a chassis having a plurality of support members sized and positioned to engage the plurality of apertures in the hanger fitting. When the locking element is in the locked position, the plurality of support members are prevented from disengaging the hanger fitting. | ||||||
| 19 | Image Display Apparatus | US14353051 | 2012-10-19 | US20140325884A1 | 2014-11-06 | Brendan Vallar |
| An image display apparatus (10) comprising a backing panel (12), one or more first raised portions (14) located on the backing panel (12), each first raised portion (14) having an upper surface upon which is secured an image (18) for display; and a backing support panel (11) upon which is mounted the said backing panel (12), the backing support panel (11) comprising a transparent material and having a perimeter such that the perimeter of the backing support panel (11) extends at least to a perimeter of the backing panel (12). | ||||||
| 20 | Multi-purpose display frame with gravity lock | US11037594 | 2005-01-18 | US07360330B2 | 2008-04-22 | Charles Abrams |
| A multi-purpose, front-loading display frame includes a front frame member having a pair of opposite first and second lateral side sections, a rear frame member having a pair of opposite first and second lateral side sections, at least one hinge for pivotally joining the first lateral side section of the front member to the first side section of the rear frame member to permit pivotal movement between an open position, in which the second side sections of the front and rear frame members may be pivoted apart from one another, and a closed position, in which the second side sections are disposed closely adjacent to one another. A lock is mounted on one of the second side sections of one of the front and rear frame members, and at least one latch plate is engageable with the lock. The latch plate is mounted on the other of the second side sections of the other of the front and rear frame members for cooperative engagement with the lock. One of the lock and the latch plate is fixed and the other is generally vertically reciprocable so that, when the front frame member and the rear frame members are in the closed position, one of the lock and latch plate is reciprocably moveable relative to the other for movement between a normally locked and a release position, respectively. | ||||||
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