Cushion clip
OwnerWilliam Stuart Duncan, Sherri Duncaninventors
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Abstract
A clip for securing a cushion to an outdoor furniture item is disclosed. The clip includes a middle portion, a first end portion extending transverse to the middle portion and a second portion that extends transverse from the middle portion. The middle portion is longer than each of the first end portion and the second end portion. The end portions are configured to fit through and overlap portions of a loop in the cushion to hold the cushion to a rail of the furniture item.
Claims16
A clip for securing a cushion to a piece of furniture, the clip comprising:
- a middle portion;
- first end portion extending transverse from the middle portion, wherein the first end portion is adapted to extend through a first portion of a single loop of a cushion for a piece of furniture such that single loop is secured to a member of a piece of furniture;
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- a second end portion extending transverse from the middle portion, wherein the second end portion is adapted to extend through a second portion of the same single loop wrapped around the member of the piece of furniture and the middle portion is longer than each of the first end portion or the second end portion.
A securement device for securing a cushion assembly to a furniture item, the securement device comprising:
- a middle portion,
- a first end portion extending transverse from the middle portion, wherein the first end portion is adapted to extend through a first portion of a single loop of the cushion of the furniture item, and
- a second end portion extending transverse from the middle portion and distal from the first end portion, wherein the second end portion is adapted to extend through a second portion of the same single loop of the furniture item such that the cushion assembly is secured to the furniture item.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.