Aesthetic fasteners
OwnerJonathan Henry Carmonainventor
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Abstract
An aesthetic fastener is an innovated fastener that can accept an aesthetic cap or cover on the head of the fastener. The aesthetic fastener is similar to a regular screw but with a thicker and threaded head to receive the aesthetic cap or cover. Additionally, the aesthetic fastener comprises an attachment that allows the fastener to accept aesthetic caps or covers that are larger in diameter than the diameter of the head of the aesthetic fastener. Further, the aesthetic fastener includes an attachment that allows a user to easily hang items on to the aesthetic fastener with the aesthetic cap or cover on the aesthetic fastener.
Claims7
An aesthetic fastener for fixing and hanging items comprising:
- a screw;
- a cap;
- a spacer;
- the screw comprising a shaft and a head;
- the shaft and head being terminally and concentrically connected to each other;
- the shaft comprising a first thread;
- the head comprising a second thread, a screw drive and a top face;
- the screw drive positioned on the top face of the head;
- the cap comprising a third thread and an inner lateral surface;
- the third thread being positioned on the inner lateral surface of the cap;
- the cap being removably attached to the head of the screw;
- the spacer comprising a fourth thread and an inner lateral surface;
- the fourth thread being terminally positioned on the inner lateral surface of the spacer;
- the spacer being terminally and concentrically attached to the shaft of the screw;
- the cap being removably attached to the head of the screw with the third thread of the cap being engaged with the second thread of the head of the screw;
- the spacer being terminally and concentrically attached to the shaft of the screw with the fourth thread of the spacer being engaged with the first thread of the shaft of the screw, adjacent to the cap and the head of the screw;
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- the spacer having a hexagonal concave cylinder shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.