Structural arrangement introduced in a photo frame
OwnerDaniel Ribeiro Pinto, Luigi Mascheroniinventors
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OwnerDaniel Ribeiro Pinto, Luigi Mascheroniinventors
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This patent of invention relates to structural arrangement introduced in a photo frame, applied in the area of furniture decoration for the purpose of storage of photos or images in a closed and weather-protected environment, which aims to personalize the printing of photos and images and their changing, through the innovative constructiveness structural profiles (1), joining brackets (2), screws (3), fabric (4), lighting bars (5), support (6), cover (7) e sheet (8), with advantages of being easy in the process of taking/choosing the art to be printed, reduction in the time needed to purchase the product, easy to understand, light, of simple assembly, with flexibility and ease of changing photos and images, being non-destructive in the change, using internal lighting and having communication with the user.
A structural arrangement introduced in a photo frame, characterized by, four structural profiles (1) of special shape made of light metal, for example aluminum, with elongated “U” shaped channel (1-A) for fitting the fabric trim (4-A), with channel (1-B) in a “C” shape for fitting the brackets (2), four joining brackets (2) made of light metal with two holes each and fixed on the tips of the profiles (1) by screws (3) on the inside of the profiles (1), tensioned fabric with printed art (4) of polygonal format and printed with ink, with a rectangular or square trim (4-A) with seam (4-B) on the edge of the fabric (4), LED lighting bars (5) or similar positioned and fixed on the inner side of the profile (1) electrically triggered by force cable (5-A), support (6) of rectangular section for fixing the plate (8), cover (7) of rectangular shape with material finish with, for example, opaque, translucent or solid colors and sheet (8) of rectangular shape in transparent material and fixed on the support (6).
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