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Sectioned window cornice

Patent 5597025 Issued on January 28, 1997. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject February 14, 2015. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

D84537

D169585

1652365

2243222

2501133

2549448

Convertible valence
Patent #: 3996987
Issued on: 12/14/1976
Inventor: Rodriguez

Window covering headrail cornice
Patent #: 4828002
Issued on: 05/09/1989
Inventor: Ashby

Cornice for a window covering headrail
Patent #: 5042548
Issued on: 08/27/1991
Inventor: Attal

Window treatment crown
Patent #: 5042549
Issued on: 08/27/1991
Inventor: Roberts

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Inventor

Application

No. 388552 filed on 02/14/1995

US Classes:

160/38, Structure160/39, Extensible160/368.1WITH MOUNTING, FASTENING, OR SUPPORTING MEANS

Examiners

Primary: Johnson, Brian L.

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 172100 AU 04/19/1960
  • 1529593 FR. 06/19/1968
  • 532342 DE 08/19/2013
  • 165104 CH. 01/19/2013

International Class

E06B 009/00

Abstract

A sectioned window cornice may be adapted to various widths of windows and drapery support rods thereon. The cornice may be easily assembled from several identical, repeating panels with symmetrical attachment ends to provide for universal assembly of the panels to form a cornice of the desired length. The cornice may include a decorative bas relief or other pattern thereon, which pattern preferably repeats with each panel and is adapted to match exactly with the pattern of an adjoining panel, to avoid any unsightly perceived mismatch of shapes and patterns on the assembled cornice. The assembled modular sections are secured to the front surface of a drapery support rod or the like by hook and loop fastening material, thereby providing for assembly and installation without need of any tools and enabling the cornice to be assembled and installed by unskilled labor in a minimum amount of time and effort, and enabling an installed cornice to be removed and replaced easily, as desired. The assembled cornice may also be easily and quickly removed and disassembled, as desired. Plastics, wood, and/or fiberboard or the like may be used to form the present cornice sections.

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