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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | Multi-purpose drapery rod system | US13385041 | 2012-01-30 | US08479931B1 | 2013-07-09 | Jeniece Mayhugh Richards; Clinton Henry Richards |
| Multi-purpose drapery rod system uses unique rod and bracket construction to provide superior platform for single and layered drapery. A single-drapery rod cooperates with bracket to attach to surfaces at nearly any angle to the rod. The single-drapery rod is easily converted to a Type 1 dual-drapery rod which layers accent drapery to the side and in front of primary drapery without a view-obstructing front rod, or to a Type 2 rod which layers fully-drawable primary drapery in front and to the sides of secondary drapery. Both types are easily converted to the other due to their modular construction, and both display drapery from the back, front, and along the sides by connecting the back and front with curved sections between them. System also includes a unique motorized assembly which easily mounts to a wall, connects to an existing traverse rod, and converts to a dual-drapery rod when desired. | ||||||
| 82 | Hook for suspending a curtain and a curtain with integrated hooks | US12456662 | 2009-06-19 | US20100319858A1 | 2010-12-23 | David Freedland |
| The curtain is provided with integrated hooks for suspending the curtain from a curtain rod. Each hook is made of two parts that are secured together to sandwich a top margin of the curtain therebetween. Each hook has a rectilinear base and a curvilinear section that has a terminal section that defines a gap with the base and a portion extending angularly from the base. In one embodiment, the curvilinear section of the hook 10 is resiliently pliable in order to move laterally for passage over the curtain rod. | ||||||
| 83 | Curtain Rods and Brackets | US12183209 | 2008-07-31 | US20090032659A1 | 2009-02-05 | Allan Goldstein |
| Apparatus for hanging curtains from wall brackets includes a hollow cylindrical rod with a longitudinal slot in its wall through which an interior clamping member for each wall bracket may be inserted. The clamping member is secured to a respective bracket by one or more screws which extend from outside of the rod to the clamping member captured within the rod. C-shaped rings mounted on the rod have openings to allow passage of the rings along the rod without coming into contact with the brackets. Each ring has a downward extending projection, e.g., a tab, which can be apertured to receive a hook, clip or other fastener attached to the curtains. | ||||||
| 84 | STRUCTURE OF WINDOW COVERING SUPPORT RACK | US11619618 | 2007-01-04 | US20080164393A1 | 2008-07-10 | Chien-Hua HUNG |
| A window covering support rack includes an elongate rod having opposite ends mounted to and supported by end brackets that are fixed to a wall and an intermediate bracket fixed to the wall between the end brackets and supporting the rod. The intermediate bracket includes an L-shaped plate having an end section fixed to the wall and a horizontal section extending from the rod section and having a free end forming a recess for partially receiving and supporting the rod therein. A retention wall is formed on the horizontal section of the intermediate bracket for stably retaining the rod in the recess. A plurality of hanger rings is fit over and movable along the rod. Each hanger ring has a side opening aligned with the horizontal section of the intermediate bracket to allow the hanger ring to pass over the intermediate bracket. | ||||||
| 85 | Decorative Concrete Rod Device for Material Hanging & Display | US11941860 | 2007-11-16 | US20080149579A1 | 2008-06-26 | Mathew David Burns; Marc Denis Valliere |
| The present invention provides a new decorative concrete rod device for material hanging & display which will allow the user to hang a variety of material goods including but not limited to, curtains, drapes, towels, and tapestries for decorative as well as practical purposes. The decorative concrete rod device is manufactured in such a manner to accept end point attachments for decorative needs while offering reinforced stone strength, beauty and integrity within its composition. The present invention is permanent in material yet versatile in finish as to allow color, design and shape variations. | ||||||
| 86 | Curtain rod assembly with lights | US11511245 | 2006-08-29 | US20080053937A1 | 2008-03-06 | Yu-Hsiu Chen |
| A curtain rod assembly includes an inner tube retractably inserted in an outer tube, and a first light source is connected with a first cap on an end of the inner tube. The outer tube has a second cap connected to an end thereof and a second light source is connected to the second cap. A locking sleeve is located between the inner and outer tubes so as to secure the inner tube relative to the outer tube. A first wire extends through the inner tube and connected between the first and second light sources. The second cap is electrically connected with a plug via a second wire so as to provide electric power to activate the first and second light sources. | ||||||
| 87 | Roman shade apparatus and method | US11222218 | 2005-09-09 | US20070017643A1 | 2007-01-25 | Henry Lin; Robert LeBlanc |
| This utility model has practical and new technique realm of curtain, especially refers to a kind that can provide various installation methods with convenient installation solution. The main components include Upper Track, Curtain Cloth, and Curtain Carrier on the top of the Curtain Cloth, several upward extended Cloth Strap and molded Installation Slot on the side back of the Upper Track. The bottom face of Installation Slot has several Loops. The lateral face of Installation Slot is installed several cramp pieces. The installation of this new model is to embed the holding block to the Installation Slot, and fix the holding block to the window, or make a cloth pipe combined with the Curtain Carrier and Upper Track Installation Slot to adapt with the installation of curtain Installation Rod; or make a loop Cloth Strap combined with the upper Cloth Strap of the Curtain Cloth and the Loops of Upper Track to adapt with the installation of the curtain Installation Rod. There are ways to set up this curtain, for example, directly install with the holding block, or hanging up with the Installation Rod. It is very convenient for users to buy and install, and it is a practical and economical improvement of the curtain. | ||||||
| 88 | Curtain pole | US11373165 | 2006-03-13 | US20060219855A1 | 2006-10-05 | Orazio Gualteri |
| A curtain pole having a generally circular cross-section with at least one flattened side. The curtain pole consists of a plurality of pole pieces which are connected together to produce a curtain pole having a centre line which diverges from the centre of line of the original uncut pole. | ||||||
| 89 | Composite pressure-cast bar | US10747502 | 2003-12-30 | US20050138770A1 | 2005-06-30 | C. Chiou |
| A composite pressure-cast bar comprises a core of a foam material that is a mixture of a recycled material, such as wood power, and a polyvinyl chloride or polystyrol plastic material. The composite pressure-cast bar further includes an inner layer made of glass fibers and an outer layer of substantially solid material. The outer is a mixture of a recycled material, such as wood power, and a polyvinyl chloride or polystyrol plastic material. A wood-grained pattern can be thermal-printed on the outer surface of the outer layer for ornamental purposes. The composite pressure-cast bar thus formed has advantages of: being fireproof and waterproof, being firm enough to secure nails inserted therein, being environment-friendly and being of low production cost. The composite pressure-cast bar can be made in a variety of lengths, which significantly reduce material loss due to cutting. | ||||||
| 90 | Curtain rod | US10130688 | 2002-05-20 | US06669034B2 | 2003-12-30 | Manfred Diedrichsen |
| A wardrobe rod with two brackets includes a tensioning device for tensioning the wardrobe rod along its longitudinal direction. The tensioning device includes a tension member that longitudinally transfixes the wardrobe rod formed as a tube. Its centerline extends beyond its ends displaced with respect to the centerline of the wardrobe rod, and lies at least in the displaced area on contact surfaces of an insert that is supported by the inner wall area of the wardrobe rod opposite the tension member. | ||||||
| 91 | Curtain- pole | US10130688 | 2002-05-20 | US20020179554A1 | 2002-12-05 | Manfred Diedrichsen |
| A wardrobe rod with two brackets includes a tensioning device for tensioning the wardrobe rod along its longitudinal direction. The tensioning device includes a tension member that longitudinally transfixes the wardrobe rod formed as a tube. Its centerline extends beyond its ends displaced with respect to the centerline of the wardrobe rod, and lies at least in the displaced area on contact surfaces of an insert that is supported by the inner wall area of the wardrobe rod opposite the tension member. | ||||||
| 92 | Conversion system for traverse curtain rods | US942016 | 1997-10-01 | US5785104A | 1998-07-28 | Paula Riley; Kenneth V. Stevens |
| A conversion system for a window curtain traverse rod has an elongated rod cover formed as an outer clamshell enclosing a soft, resilient inner core which is snap fit over the existing traverse rod to fully encase the rod and curtain eyelets. End-bracket cover boxes are fit over the wall mount brackets supporting the traverse rod and rod cover. Alternate embodiments of the end-bracket covers are provided. Various ornamental fittings may be attached to the end-bracket covers to further change the appearance of the window covering. Alternate embodiments of the rod cover and fittings are provided for hanging different types of curtains. | ||||||
| 93 | Snap-in, snap-out curtain-supporting unit for windows | US666265 | 1996-06-20 | US5706878A | 1998-01-13 | Charles M. Guettler |
| A curtain-supporting unit of a snap-in, snap-out type comprising a plurality of rods interconnected to form a sturdy curtain-receiving framework, with the rods residing essentially in a coplanar relationship. This curtain-receiving framework is adapted to support a curtain and to be installed as an integral curtain-supporting unit on or adjacent the frame of a window. This novel framework is utilized in combination with an array of rod-receiving clips of resilient construction mounted in a spaced, substantially planar relationship adjacent the window frame, with the clip array defining a configuration closely approximating the configuration of the curtain-receiving framework. Each of the clips has an entrance portion of reduced size, enlarging into a portion configured to closely receive and retain a respective portion of a rod of the framework that has been thrust into the clip. Most significantly, this novel curtain-receiving framework is able to be installed in the clip array without occasioning the individual fitting of each respective rod portion onto a particular clip of the clip array. This curtain-receiving framework, when installed in the clip array, forms an arrangement for supporting the curtain in a desired relationship to the window, with the curtain-receiving framework being readily removable from the clips, on occasion, by a relatively simple withdrawal movement. | ||||||
| 94 | Universal socket for a finial and finial incorporating such a socket | US414305 | 1995-03-31 | US5670221A | 1997-09-23 | David K. Bried; James Daniels |
| A socket for mounting a finial on either of two telescoping tubular support rods includes a first engagement surface that enters into and contacts the smaller rod and a second engagement surface that surrounds and contacts the larger rod. The engagement surfaces wedge into an interference or force fit with the rod ends to maintain the finial on the rods. The surfaces are preferably defined by the side walls of an annular groove shaped to conform to the cross section of the support rod. The socket includes slots for mounting the finial on a holdback bracket. The slots are conveniently formed as widened regions of the annular groove and are positioned in diametrically opposed locations to permit top-to-bottom symmetrical finials to be inverted about a horizontal axis and front-to-back symmetrical finials to be inverted about a vertical axis for mounting on the left or the right side of a window opening. | ||||||
| 95 | Decorative assembly including a transparent sleeve | US508785 | 1995-07-28 | US5657886A | 1997-08-19 | William L. Tacchella |
| The invention is directed to a decorative assembly, including a pole, a decorative element wrapped about and covering at least a substantial portion of the pole, and a sleeve wrapped about each of the decorative element and the pole. The sleeve covers at least a substantial portion of each of the decorative element and the pole. The sleeve is constructed of a resilient and transparent material, and is configured to closely fit about the decorative element, whereby the decorative element is held closely adjacent to the pole by the sleeve and is visible through the sleeve. | ||||||
| 96 | Curtain draping hardware and method for draping curtains | US420628 | 1995-04-12 | US5544692A | 1996-08-13 | Dannie L. McMichael |
| Curtain draping hardware and a method for draping a curtain using a curtain rod and a curtain holder. The curtain covers the curtain rod and can be made to form one or two vertical tails and/or one or more arcs or swags by placement of the curtain in one or more curtain holders. A decorative accent piece can also be attached to the front of the curtain rod above the curtain holder. | ||||||
| 97 | Wraparound bathtub curtain rod | US186146 | 1994-01-25 | US5426821A | 1995-06-27 | Vincent R. Story |
| A shower curtain rod has curved ends branching from the straight body. A curtain hung therefrom is caused to follow a curved contour of a bathtub below. Tracks are provided on the inner and outer sides of the curtain rod so that inner and outer curtains may be suspended therefrom. The inner curtain follows the bathtub contour, and the outer curtain extends to both of two parallel walls defining the shower stall. Curtain fasteners are slidably held within the tracks. The fasteners are insertable when turned ninety degrees from their normal, vertical orientation, then turned so that fastener hooks face downwardly. The fasteners are thus positively retained by the curtain rod, while allowing the curtains to be opened and closed independently from one another. | ||||||
| 98 | Support for hanging fabric or the like | US168814 | 1993-12-16 | US5406998A | 1995-04-18 | Sandra L. Christiansen |
| A support for hanging fabric in a substantially closed loop shape. A bracket comprising two laterally spaced legs extending upwardly from the lower edge of a backplate thereby forming a pair of upwardly opening channels. A frame having a curved primary portion and attachment portions on each end thereof is supported by engagement between the attachment portions and the bracket. | ||||||
| 99 | Method for draping curtains | US825217 | 1992-01-24 | US5146972A | 1992-09-15 | William L. Tacchella |
| An improved method for draping curtains which allows one person to form a decorative window treatment without requiring any specialized skills or training. The method allows a curtain to be draped from a curtain rod of conventional configuration in a decorative manner about a window opening. The method uses hook and loop type fastening means to secure the curtain fabric to the curtain rod and thereby prevents the curtain from sagging at the top. Simple curtain rings are placed over the ends of the depending curtain fabric and then installed on the curtain rod near its ends to allow a portion of the curtain to form a decorative downwardly curved arc of fabric. The newly formed arc is then "dressed" or folded into pleats to complete the decorative window treatment. The improved method is also shown applied to a bay window treatment.An alternate embodiment is shown with the draped end portion of the curtain fabric looped and fastened to the curtain rod to allow a decorative puff to be formed in the looped fabric adjacent the curtain rings. | ||||||
| 100 | Drape construction | US696744 | 1991-05-07 | US5123475A | 1992-06-23 | Robert E. Klotz; Martha M. Oliver |
| Disclosed is a shirr-pleated drape and the method of manufacturing the drape. An elongated stiffened fabric strip, preferably crinoline which may be precut to size, is formed with evenly-spaced drapery hook pockets. The drape is provided with a longitudinal rod pocket along the top of a size to accommodate said fabric strip. The drape is gathered on said fabric strip and then attached to said fabric strip at said drapery hook pockets and at the ends of said rod pocket to retain said gathered drape on said fabric strip. When mounted on a rod such as a traverse rod, said drape has the appearance of being shirred when closed, and of being shirred and pleated when open. | ||||||
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