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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 |
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| 1 | 一种双层窗帘挂座 | CN201410356684.9 | 2014-07-25 | CN104257241A | 2015-01-07 | 刘影 |
| 本发明公开了一种双层窗帘挂座，包括圆形的安装座，所述的安装座外周面上下对称设有固定板，安装座正面设有截面为椭圆形的正悬挂柱，安装座侧面设有截面为圆形的侧悬挂柱，正悬挂柱与侧悬挂柱相互垂直，正悬挂柱上卡接有固定块，固定块上开有可插入窗帘杆的通孔。本发明通过在安装座上设置相互垂直的正悬挂柱和侧悬挂柱，使用时，只需将窗帘杆分别与正悬挂柱和侧悬挂柱连接，即可很方便地悬挂窗帘，结构简单，安装座安装容易。 | ||||||
| 2 | SUSPENSION ARM | US15034480 | 2014-10-23 | US20160265717A1 | 2016-09-15 | Kenneth Charles Hunt |
| An apparatus comprising an arm with a depending hollow attachment housing, into which is inserted a corresponding attachment portion of a depending device. The housing and attachment portion both have corresponding openings which come into alignment when the attachment portion is inserted into the housing. The apparatus comprises a securing segment which passes through the aligned openings in the housing and attachment portion to prevent the vertical separation of the housing and attachment portion, and a sleeve which surrounds the housing and is vertically moveable between a first position wherein it exposes the openings and securing segment and a second position wherein it covers the securing segment thereby preventing the securing segment from becoming dislodged. The housing comprises a removable delimiter which reduces the allowable vertical movement of the sleeve so that its vertical movement is restricted so as to prevent the sleeve adopting its first position. | ||||||
| 3 | Quick Install/Remove Curtain Rods/Brackets | US11162486 | 2005-09-12 | US20070056700A1 | 2007-03-15 | Ajit Hemmady |
| A method or technique to easily and quickly install curtain rods and window shades without drilling holes in walls, door or window sills to attach/install and detach/remove brackets. The invention has come up with a unique use of an existing product developed by 3M™ Company that is currently used for hanging picture frames and other items that are hung on room/bathroom walls, doors etc. The invention has come up with a technique that attaches this unique sticky material to specially designed end/center brackets that are used to hang curtain rods or window shades. It has the unique advantage of an easy install without making invasive drilled holes in walls, door/window sills that are currently used to attach these brackets using some kind of fastener. It also provides the unique advantage of easy removal of these brackets (and curtain rods/shades) without causing any damage to the surface on which these brackets are installed. | ||||||
| 4 | Custom ornamental traverse rods | US10928035 | 2004-08-27 | US07137171B2 | 2006-11-21 | Sonja R. Meech; Jesus C. Galindo; Ralph E. Galley; Russell L. Fincher |
| A new and useful traverse rod structure, designed to maintain or improve the functionality of a traverse rod, while improving the aesthetics of the traverse rod is provided. The traverse rod is designed to improve the functionality of the rod, while minimizing the risk of damaging the aesthetic features of the traverse rod as the hanging object is manipulated. Still further, the traverse rod is designed with an attractive and aesthetic external appearance. In addition, the traverse rod is designed to be efficient to assemble and operate. In its preferred form, a traverse rod comprises (a) a longitudinally extending tube having an opening extending along the tube, (b) a longitudinally extending track located within the tube, the track comprising a pair of substantially co-planar track sections with a gap therebetween, and (c) one or more moveable carriers each of which is configured to engage a wall covering. Each moveable carrier has a follower extending through the opening in the tube. The follower has a first portion located at least partially in the gap in the pair of track sections and engaging the pair of substantially co-planar track sections such that the follower can ride along the track, so that the moveable carrier can be selectively moved along the tube. The foregoing structure is configured to provide the traverse rod with an aesthetic external appearance, provide a traverse rod that is efficient to assemble and operate, and in a way that maintains the aesthetic appearance of the traverse rod, as well as any surface ornamentation on the components of the traverse rod. | ||||||
| 5 | Mounting clip for drapery rod | US09918448 | 2001-08-01 | US20030024893A1 | 2003-02-06 | Ian Ellbogen; Howard Sirkin |
| A multiple drapery rod supporting structure, comprising mounting brackets having cantilevered posts extending from the wall, and rod mounting clips which have extending tongue portions which are engaged within the ends of the rod to provide support and have a clip portion which easily snaps onto the support mounting posts. The rod is therefore supported between the posts of the mounting brackets. Several rods are able to be simultaneously supported, and alternate rod mounting clips permit rear rods or blinds to be located below the level of the front rod, such that the tops of rear curtains or blinds are hidden from view from within the room. | ||||||
| 6 | Mini-blind slide-on attachment | US333032 | 1994-11-01 | US5520235A | 1996-05-28 | Edward A. Coleman |
| A new and improved mini-blind slide-on attachment with a tail section having an open lower portion. The open lower portion receives a head box of the mini-blind therein. An inner support section is integral with a front wall of the tail section. The inner section serves to receive end caps of curtain rods therein for hanging a curtain therefrom. A hanger section is integral with a bottom portion of the inner support. The bottom portion has a receiving slot formed therethrough. The receiving slot serves to receive drape hangers therein. Two parallel raised ridges are integral with an outer surface of the hanger section. The two parallel raised ridges serve to receive snap-in hooks that hold curtains with rods in pockets. | ||||||
| 7 | Mounting bracket for window treatments | US892955 | 1992-06-03 | US5230494A | 1993-07-27 | William E. Adams |
| A pair of mounting brackets are disclosed which are readily removably but securely attach to any window for purposes of mounting a variety of window treatments in an aesthetic manner. The mounting brackets are attached to the window by a plurality of suction cups. Each bracket is comprised of a base plate and an elongated mounting element oriented substantially perpendicular to the base plate. The mounting element is adapted to receive one of a shade and a curtain rod substantially above the window and outside of the periphery of the window. When in a closed position the window treatment blocks any significant light or air draft from being transmitted from the exterior of the building to the interior of the building. A connecting portion having a configuration which conforms to the window frame is provided between the base plate and the mounting element. | ||||||
| 8 | Curtain and window hardware having threaded engagement members | US227360 | 1988-08-02 | US4936728A | 1990-06-26 | Arthur W. Sainsbury, Jr. |
| A window shade holder which has a slot member and an aperture member. Both the aperture member and the slot member may be formed with solid body portions from which an integral screw extends. The aperture member and the slot member may also be formed with hollow body portions which utilize a bridge element from which an integral screw extends. | ||||||
| 9 | Pivotable wall mounting bracket | US3791614D | 1972-07-12 | US3791614A | 1974-02-12 | SCHEER D |
| A first and second element are pivotally hinged together. The first element is separated into a first and second portion by an indented line extending laterally across the first element. The first portion has a tapered configuration for driving the first element into a wall and an alternate embodiment has an end positioned at a right angle to hook over a brick when the bracket is mounted to a brick wall. The first element includes a pair of ears upon which the second element is mounted. The ears form stop surfaces for limiting the inward travel of the first element into the wall. The second element has a plurality of slidably mounted fastening nuts which are positioned between the second element and the wall. The bottom end of the second element extends inwardly towards the wall and cooperatively with the stop surfaces spaces the second element from the wall preventing the fastening nuts from contacting the wall.
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| 10 | Fixture for traverse rod | US3734440D | 1972-07-20 | US3734440A | 1973-05-22 | HOARE J |
| A universal fixture for alternately supporting either end of a traverse rod is a molded plastic monolith. The fixture is usable with an end adapter of the kind having a substantially L crosssection trim portion and a substantially rectangular coupler behind and below the forward and upper elements of the trim panel and carrying a rearwardly extending tab. The fixture is adapted to be mounted upon a bracket having a forwardly extending arm. The fixture comprises a substantially planar base mountable on the bracket arm and spaced upstanding walls on the base centrally connected by a baffle and defining upwardly and downwardly opening channels alternately usable for receiving the coupler of end adapters on opposite end of the rod, the coupler being receivable within the upwardly opening one of the channels. A step on one such wall remote from the base provides an abutment for the tab of the end adapter to prevent longitudinal movement of the coupler out of the channel. Means are provided for rigidifying the walls and connecting the fixture to the bracket and end adapter trim panel.
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| 11 | Hanger | US3690611D | 1971-03-22 | US3690611A | 1972-09-12 | MWANYOHA BAKARI |
| A hanger which comprises a load-supporting member pivotally coupled to an arcuate member, said arcuate member being slidably connected to a mounting plate which carries a pressure-sensitive tape for attachment of the hanger to a vertical surface. Under load, the load-supporting member is pressed against the arcuate member causing the arcuate member to apply pressure components to the mounting plate in a direction opposing the force-moment which normally tends to pull the hanger away from the surface to which it is affixed.
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| 12 | Curtain rod, pulley case, and support combination | US3653091D | 1970-05-25 | US3653091A | 1972-04-04 | MCKENNA ROBERT P; WILLIAMSON JOHN E |
| A hollow, tubular, curtain rod of the draw curtain type is provided with an internally mounted pulley case and a support bracket arrangement whereby the pulley case rests on the bracket and the rod rests on the pulley case. This provides for direct application of stress on the draw cords to the bracket rather than to the rod. In addition means are provided for securing the case against motion relative to the bracket at the same time without introducing an unsightly bracket arm in an exposed position at the front of the rod. Other features include adaptability of the pulley case for fitting either of two sizes of telescoping rods without modification.
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| 13 | Support for curtains and the like | US16690262 | 1962-01-17 | US3064724A | 1962-11-20 | NOWELL RICHARD A |
| 14 | 이동식 커튼 | KR2020120002172 | 2012-03-16 | KR2020130005619U | 2013-09-25 | 엄신영 |
| 본 고안은 이동식 커튼에 관한 것으로, 본 고안의 일 실시형태에 따른 이동식 커튼은 상하로 길이가 가변되며, 문 앞의 천장 및 바닥에 탈착 및 부착이 가능한 측면 지지대; 상기 측면 지지대의 상부에 연결되며, 원의 호 형상을 가지는 상부 지지대; 및 상기 상부 지지대에 연결되는 커튼 막;을 포함할 수 있고, 본 고안의 일 실시형태에 따른 이동식 커튼은 원하는 위치에 밀폐 공간을 형성할 수 있다.
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| 15 | Suspension arm | US15034480 | 2014-10-23 | US09835290B2 | 2017-12-05 | Kenneth Charles Hunt |
| An apparatus comprising an arm with a depending hollow attachment housing, into which is inserted a corresponding attachment portion of a depending device. The housing and attachment portion both have corresponding openings which come into alignment when the attachment portion is inserted into the housing. The apparatus comprises a securing segment which passes through the aligned openings in the housing and attachment portion to prevent the vertical separation of the housing and attachment portion, and a sleeve which surrounds the housing and is vertically moveable between a first position wherein it exposes the openings and securing segment and a second position wherein it covers the securing segment thereby preventing the securing segment from becoming dislodged. The housing comprises a removable delimiter which reduces the allowable vertical movement of the sleeve so that its vertical movement is restricted so as to prevent the sleeve adopting its first position. | ||||||
| 16 | Curtain Plate | US15494450 | 2017-04-22 | US20170303722A1 | 2017-10-26 | Robert Miller |
| A sacrificial plate extends above a window or door opening and is mounted onto an interior wall to accept mounting screws for window treatment holders. The sacrificial plate is a cost effective alternative to costly repairs ordinarily caused by the installation and removal of multiple window treatments over time. The sacrificial plate may be easily removed and replaced when remodeling. | ||||||
| 17 | Cornice fixture | US11194165 | 2005-08-01 | US07743813B2 | 2010-06-29 | Kathleen Haffamier; Eric Michael Ringer |
| A cornice fixture for decorating a wall and a method of installing the cornice fixture are disclosed. The cornice fixture includes a rod from which window treatments are hung and at least one bracket. Typically, the cornice fixture includes a pair of brackets, and the rod is slidably coupled to the brackets. Slidably coupling the rod to the brackets enables the installer to center the rod about a given point after the rod has been coupled to the bracket. | ||||||
| 18 | Safety connection intended for suspending objects, for instance rails, rods, towel racks and the like as well as a curtain rail system and connecting device | US10620550 | 2003-07-16 | US07478967B2 | 2009-01-20 | Bart ter Braak |
| A safety connection intended for suspending objects, for instance curtain rails, rods, towel racks and the like, the safety connection (2) comprising at least one first (3) and one second (4) retaining element, the one retaining element (3; 4), after mounting, being coupled to the object to be suspended, while the other retaining element (4; 3), after mounting, is connected to an environment, the first (3) and second (4) retaining element being detachably coupled to each other such that, under the influence of a particular tensile force (F) applied to those elements (3, 4), these retaining elements (3, 4) disconnect, characterized in that the second retaining element (4) is provided with at least one resilient lip (5), while the first and second retaining elements (3, 4) are arranged to cooperate via that at least one resilient lip (5) for effecting said detachable coupling of the retaining elements (3, 4). | ||||||
| 19 | CORNICE FIXTURE | US10907510 | 2005-04-04 | US20060021711A1 | 2006-02-02 | Kathleen Haffamier |
| A cornice fixture for decorating a wall and a method of installing the cornice fixture are disclosed. The cornice fixture includes a rod from which window treatments are hung and at least one bracket. Typically, the cornice fixture includes a pair of brackets, and the rod is slidably coupled to the brackets. Slidably coupling the rod to the brackets enables the installer to center the rod about a given point after the rod has been coupled to the bracket. | ||||||
| 20 | Custom ornamental traverse rods | US10928035 | 2004-08-27 | US20050055800A1 | 2005-03-17 | Sonja Meech; Jesus Gallindo; Ralph E. Galley; Russell Fincher |
| A new and useful traverse rod structure, designed to maintain or improve the functionality of a traverse rod, while improving the aesthetics of the traverse rod is provided. The traverse rod is designed to improve the functionality of the rod, while minimizing the risk of damaging the aesthetic features of the traverse rod as the hanging object is manipulated. Still further, the traverse rod is designed with an attractive and aesthetic external appearance. In addition, the traverse rod is designed to be efficient to assemble and operate. In its preferred form, a traverse rod comprises (a) a longitudinally extending tube having an opening extending along the tube, (b) a longitudinally extending track located within the tube, the track comprising a pair of substantially co-planar track sections with a gap therebetween, and (c) one or more moveable carriers each of which is configured to engage a wall covering. Each moveable carrier has a follower extending through the opening in the tube. The follower has a first portion located at least partially in the gap in the pair of track sections and engaging the pair of substantially co-planar track sections such that the follower can ride along the track, so that the moveable carrier can be selectively moved along the tube. The foregoing structure is configured to provide the traverse rod with an aesthetic external appearance, provide a traverse rod that is efficient to assemble and operate, and in a way that maintains the aesthetic appearance of the traverse rod, as well as any surface ornamentation on the components of the traverse rod. | ||||||
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