Folding structure of a two layer lampshade

A folding structure of a two-layer lampshade having a top ring at a topmost of the lampshade, a bottom ring having a diameter larger than that of the top ring, and a supporting frame between the top ring and the bottom ring;

• wherein
• a plurality of supporting rods extends from an edge of the top ring toward a center of the top ring;
• a middle section of each supporting rod is firmly secured with a confining hook;
• an inner top ring is connected to the top ring through the confining hooks of the supporting rods;
• the bottom ring includes an upper ring with an opening at a predetermined portion thereof, and a lower ring sticky to a lower end of the upper ring;
• the opening of the upper ring is exactly clamped by the clamping portions of the supporting frame;
• at the portions of the lower ring clamped by the supporting frame have stopping grooves for confining the movement of the supporting frame;
• the supporting frame is formed by a plurality of longitudinal rods and a plurality of transversal rods;
• each transversal rod of the supporting frame has a stopping sheet protruded from a lateral side thereof;
• the stopping sheet is exactly confined to a bottom of the top ring;
• a lower end of each longitudinal rod of the supporting frame is punched to form a flat buckle with a through hole at a center thereof;
• the supporting frame is coupled with the bottom ring by the buckles;
• a cloth lampshade covers a periphery of the top ring 1 and the bottom ring;
• the lampshade is formed by a layer of outer cloth which is tightly stuck to a periphery of the top ring and bottom ring;
• a layer of inner cloth is stuck to the bottom ring;
• one end of the inner cloth is stuck an inner top ring which resists against a lower side of the top ring;
• the inner top ring and the inner cloth are hooked to the confining hooks of the top ring so that the inner cloth is fixed to an inner edge of the supporting frame;
• thereby, the inner and outer cloths are installed at the outer and inner sides of the supporting frame;
• thereby, when the lampshade is packaged, the lampshade is assembled by a smallest volume and further the transfer cost is reduced.