Self-Tapping Brackets
AssigneeHouse of Atlas, LLC
InventorsMatthew Berman, Alan Arthur Ford, Jason Moss, Young Min Bae
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Abstract
There is a self-tapping curtain rod bracket with spaced prongs terminating with tips. The tips and prongs are used to penetrate and create holes in a wall. They extend through the holes and engage the backside of the wall. A wall support extends from the spaced prongs along the frontside of the wall to provide support. An arm extends away from the wall and has a cradle to support a curtain rod. The wall support also has an arm support, and the spaced prongs also includes a mount support. The mount support being located between the arm support and the arm.
Claims25
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A self-tapping curtain rod bracket comprising:
- a mount having a mount portion and at least one prong extending from the mount portion, the at least one prong shaped and sized to penetrate a wall to extend through the wall and engage a backside of the wall;
- a cradle to hold a curtain rod;
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- an arm removably connectable to the mount portion of the mount to extend from the mount to support the cradle.
A self-tapping bracket comprising:
- a mount having a mount portion and at least one prong extending from the mount portion, the at least one prong shaped and sized to penetrate a wall to extend through the wall and engage a backside of the wall and having a terminal end portion;
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- a support arm removably connectable to the mount portion of the mount and including a wall support extending opposite the terminal end portion and a second support arm extending from the wall support transversely to the wall support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.