Tassel for blind cords
OwnerJuan José BORRAS MARTINEZinventor
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Abstract
This tassel comprises at least a first piece and a second piece, both independent, and attached to respective free ends of operating cords for blinds; and present on the facing surfaces are magnetically attracted first halves and second halves suitable for establishing a retention of tassel parts in a mounting position, to allow said parts of the tassel to separate when a force superior to the force of the magnetic attraction of said first and second halves is applied between the two cords; characterized in that the magnetically attracted first halves are mounted in a protruding position with respect to the surface of said first part.
Claims1
A tassel for blind cords, comprising at least a first piece (1a) and a second piece (1b), both independent and attached to respective free ends of operating cords (2a, 2b) for blinds;
- and disposed on facing surfaces of said first piece and second piece are magnetically attracted first halves (11a) and second halves (11b) suitable for establishing a retention of said first piece and second piece (1a, 1b) of the tassel (1) in a mounting position, to allow for separation of said parts (1a, 1b) of the tassel (1) when a force greater than the force of the magnetic attraction of said first and second halves (1a, 1b) is applied between the two cords (2a, 2b);
- wherein:
- the magnetically attractive first halves (11a) are mounted in a protruding position with respect to the surface of said first piece (1a);
- the magnetically attractive second halves (11b) are arranged at a bottom of holes (12b) defined on the facing surface of the second piece (1b), said holes (12b) having a depth equal to or greater than the sum of the heights of the magnetically attractive first halves and second halves (11a, 11b);
- and
- the holes (12b) of the second piece and the first halves (11a) of the first piece form complementary means of coupling and centering on the tassel's first and second piece (1a, 1b) in the mounting position of said tassel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.