Connector device
OwnerWolfgang H. Kanbachinventor
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The invention pertains to a device for connecting two support parts a certain distance away from each other, especially for the support of drapes, net curtains, and similar decorative items, consisting of a rod-like intermediate piece, each end of which is held by a support part. To achieve the goal that the distance between two support parts holding the rod-like intermediate piece can be increased considerably while allowing the use of an intermediate piece with the smallest possible cross section and thus to obtain a relatively large area over which the drapes, net curtains, or similar decorative items can be slid back and forth without the need to divide them, thereby eliminating almost completely the need for intermediate support parts, the rod-like intermediate piece (3) is joined at least at one end to a threaded part (11, 12), and the support part (1, 2) facing this end of the intermediate piece (3) has a threaded mating piece (13, 16), which works together with the threaded part (11, 12) of the intermediate piece (3) to tension it.
Device for connecting two support parts a certain distance away from each other, especially for the support of drapes, net curtains, and similar decorative items, consisting of a rod-like intermediate piece, which is held at each end by a support part, characterized in that the rod-like intermediate piece (3) is joined at least at one end to a threaded part (11, 12), and in that the support part (1, 2) facing this end of the intermediate piece (3) has a threaded mating piece (13, 16), which works together with the threaded part (11, 12) of the intermediate piece (3) to tension it.
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