Apparatus for hanging curtain rods and a method of installing the same without fasteners
OwnerRobert Joseph Zuchel, JR.inventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for hanging curtains without tools and wherein no damage is done to the outer wall surface nor, in certain embodiments, the window framing. The apparatus has a wedge body with a first hook at the heel end of the wedge body, and in certain embodiments, the wedge body has a second hook between its heel end and toe end along its inclined plane. The toe end can be wedged between the head of the window framing and intrinsic support typically found adjacent the head of the window framing, like a tension rod or the like. This wedge supports the first and second hooks which protrude from the window framing space for hanging curtain rods therefrom.
Claims16
An apparatus for hanging curtains adjacent a periphery of a window framing, comprising:
- a wedge body extending between a heel end and a toe end;
- the wedge body defined by an inclined surface and a planar surface opposing the inclined surface;
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- a first hook connected to the heel end, the first hook facing an upward direction while the inclined surface faces a downward direction.
An apparatus for hanging curtains adjacent a periphery of a window framing, comprising:
- a wedge body extending between a heel end and a toe end;
- the wedge body defined by an inclined surface and a planar surface opposing the inclined surface;
- a first hook connected to the heel end, the first hook facing an upward direction while the inclined surface faces a downward direction, wherein the first hook is connected at an interface of the inclined surface and the heel end;
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- a second hook between the heel end and the toe end, the second hook facing the upward direction, and the second hook extending from the inclined surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.