Non-integral frame
OwnerCameron Philip Pearceinventor
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Abstract
A non-integral frame apparatus provides, in combination, plural separate lengths of a frame structure mounted onto a mirror or similar object. Each of the lengths of the frame structure provide an outwardly facing surface with a generally decorative design, and an inwardly facing planar surface. The inwardly facing surfaces of the lengths of the frame structure provide mounting engagement devices such that the lengths of frame structure are fixed onto the mirror in an end-to-end, closed-figure arrangement without mutual engagement. This enables the mirror to appear as if framed by an integral frame assembly without suffering the drawbacks of making, handling and using such.
Claims10
A non-integral frame apparatus which comprises, in combination, plural separate lengths of frame structure;
- each of the lengths of frame structure providing an outwardly facing surface and an inwardly facing surface;
- the inwardly facing surfaces of the lengths of frame structure providing a means for mounting the lengths of frame structure onto a mounting surface in an end-to-end, closed-figure arrangement without mutual engagement, so as to appear to form an integral frame assembly.
A non-integral frame apparatus which comprises, in combination, plural separate lengths of frame structure mounted onto a mirror;
- each of the lengths of frame structure providing an outwardly facing surface and an inwardly facing surface;
- the inwardly facing surfaces of the lengths of frame structure providing a means for mounting the lengths of frame structure onto the mirror in an end-to-end, closed-figure arrangement without mutual engagement, so as to appear to form an integral frame assembly on the mirror.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.