Skirting board having a rail
AssigneeKueberit Profile Systems GmbH & Co. KG
InventorFrank SONDERMANN
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Abstract
A skirting has a profiled rail which forms an accommodating area for a covering. The accommodating area has an opening, through which a visible side of a covering can be seen. The profiled rail has stops on both sides of the opening which are drawn towards said opening. In this case, the opening is dimensioned so as to be smaller than the width of the covering. The covering is pressed against the stops by a spring. In order that it is also possible to use flexible coverings, such as those made of textile materials, for example, at least one plate is provided between the spring and the covering. This plate keeps the covering in a flat configuration.
Claims16
A skirting board having a profiled rail comprising:
- an accommodating area adapted to accomodate a covering having a visible side and a width, the accommodating area having at least one opening through which the visible side of the covering is visible when the covering is accommodated within the accommodating area;
- two opposing sides defining the opening, the two opposing sides being provided with stops dimensioned so that the opening is smaller than the width of the covering;
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- at least one spring adapted to press the covering against the stops.
Skirting having a profiled rail which forms an accommodating area for a covering having a visible side and a width, said accommodating area having at least one opening, through which said visible side of said covering can be seen, said profiled rail having opposing sides according to said opening, said opposing sides being provided with stops which are drawn towards said opening being dimensioned so as to be smaller than said width of said covering, and said covering being pressed against said stops by at least one spring and at least one plate is provided between said at least one spring and said covering in order to keep said covering in a flat condition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.