Window blind wand
AssigneeMaxxmar Inc.
InventorNorbert Marocco
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Abstract
A wand for a chain or cord to operate a window treatment, comprising: an enclosure extending from a first end to a second end for covering said chain or cord from said first end to said second end to permit passage of said chain or cord during operation of the window treatment from an open position to a closed position, and inhibit access to said chain or cord between said first end to said second end.
Claims20
A cover for a chain or cord to operate a window treatment comprising:
- a) an enclosure for the chain or cord, said enclosure extending from a first end to a second end to:
- i) permit passage of said chain or cord during operation of the window treatment, and
- ii) inhibit access to said chain or cord between said first end to said second end.
A wand for a chain or cord to operate a window treatment, comprising:
- a) an enclosure extending from a first end to a second end for covering said chain or cord from
- said first end to said second end to:
- i) permit passage of said chain or cord during operation of the window treatment from an open position to a closed position, and
- ii) inhibit access to said chain or cord between said first end to said second end.
A method to produce a wand for a chain or cord for a window treatment comprising:
- a) providing an enclosure extending from a first end to a second end;
- b) placing the chain or cord within the enclosure from the first end to the second end of said enclosure;
- c) providing a pulley or sprocket on said enclosure or chain or cord;
- d) connecting said chain or cord to said pulley or sprocket.
The method as claimed 17 wherein said enclosure includes at least one transverse wall extending from a first end to a second end and said method further comprises:
- a) providing a slit or opening in said transverse wall or enclosure extending from said first end to said second end, and
- b) placing said chain or cord through said slit or opening of said enclosure or transverse wall so as to place the chain or cord within the enclosure from the first end to the second end of said enclosure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.