Curtain system adapter
AssigneeICP Medical, LLC
InventorEdward Ruble
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Abstract
A sliding adapter for modifying an existing curtain track to be used with a new curtain system includes a first hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a top portion of the existing curtain track, a second hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a bottom portion of the existing curtain track, a vertical member having a first end secured to the first hook portion and a second end secured to the second hook portion, and a rod engaging mechanism disposed below the second hook portion operable to engage a curtain rod of the new curtain system.
Claims11
A sliding adapter for modifying an existing curtain track to be used with a new curtain system, the adapter comprising:
- a first hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a top portion of the existing curtain track, the first hook portion including a convex inner surface;
- a second hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a bottom portion of the existing curtain track, the second hook portion including a convex inner surface;
- a vertical member having a first end secured to the first hook portion and a second end secured to the second hook portion;
- a gap portion provided between the first hook portion and the second hook portion on a side of the adapter opposite the vertical member;
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- a rod engaging mechanism disposed below the second hook portion operable to engage a curtain rod of the new curtain system.
A sliding adapter for modifying an existing curtain track to be used with a new curtain system, the adapter comprising:
- a first hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a top portion of the existing curtain track;
- a second hook portion dimensioned and configured for hooking to a bottom portion of the existing curtain track;
- a vertical member having a first end secured to the first hook portion and a second end secured to the second hook portion;
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- a rod engaging mechanism disposed below the second hook portion operable to engage a curtain rod of the new curtain system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.