Supporting accessories for ceiling structures
AssigneeAxis Lighting Inc.
InventorsHoward Yaphe, Jody Arsenault, Andrew Miles, Rodel Carbo
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Abstract
A light fixture for mounting in a t-bar ceiling structure, the light fixture includes a housing configured to support a ring-shaped lens to at least partially surround an inner reflective surface, the inner reflective surface being configured to at least partially reflect light incident thereon from the lens, to present a mirage effect in a transition zone near the lens.
Claims13
A support assembly for supporting ceiling accessories in a designated opening in a t-bar ceiling structure defining an outer planar presentation surface, comprising a plurality of support braces, each support brace configured to bridge a first ceiling accessory locating region alongside a corresponding boundary of the designated opening to receive a first ceiling accessory, each support brace configured to provide support for at least one second ceiling accessory to be positioned alongside the first ceiling accessory locating region and opposite the corresponding boundary of the designated opening, for the second and first ceiling accessories to complement a finished ceiling presentation provided by the t-bar ceiling structure.
A support device for supporting one or more ceiling accessories in a designated opening in a t-bar ceiling structure, comprising a span portion configured to bridge a first accessory locating region alongside a corresponding boundary of the designated opening, a first coupler to couple with a designated sector of the t-bar ceiling structure near the designated opening, the span portion configured to provide support for at least one second accessory in the designated opening and alongside the first accessory locating region with the second accessory opposite the corresponding boundary, so that a first accessory and the second accessory are complementary with a finished ceiling presentation provided by the t-bar ceiling structure, wherein the t-bar ceiling structure defines a first elevation and the span portion is configured to bridge the first accessory locating region at a second elevation upwardly spaced from the first elevation, so that a lower boundary on the span portion corresponds to an upper boundary of the first accessory locating region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.