Corner bracket for frames

A bracket for connecting the side sections of a first annular frame to each other and for coupling a second, inner frame, to the first frame, said bracket comprising:

• a. a substantially L-shaped body defined by first and second legs;
• b. connecting means integral with said legs for permitting said body to be secured to a portion of the frame;
• c. tab means integral with each said leg, at least a portion of said tab means being in planes that are perpendicular to each other and parallel to the side edges of said legs;
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• d. coupling means integral with said tab means for permitting said body to be secured to a second frame that is inward of the first frame.

A bracket for connecting the side sections of an annular frame, said bracket comprising:

• a. a substantially L-shaped body defined by first and second legs;
• b. connecting means integral with said legs for permitting said body to be secured to a portion of the frame;
• and
• c. tab means integral with each said leg, at least a portion of said tab means being in planes that are perpendicular to each other and parallel to the side edges of said legs whereby said portions of said tab means are adapted to retentively engage the side sections of the frame, said tab means including coupling means integral therewith for permitting said body to be secured to a second frame that is inward of the first frame, said coupling means comprising a section of each said tab means with said section being bent to form an obtuse angle with respect to the remainder of said tab means, said section of said tab means being positioned so as to interfere with and thereby frictionally engage the side sections of the second frame that is inward of the first frame.

A bracket for connecting the side sections of a first annular frame to each other and for coupling a second, inner frame to the first frame, said bracket comprising:

• a. a substantially L-shaped body defined by first and second legs;
• b. connecting means integral with said legs for permitting said body to be secured to a portion of the frame;
• c. tab means integral with each said leg, at least a portion of said tab means being in planes that are perpendicular to each other and parallel to the side edges of said legs;
• and
• d. coupling means integral with said tab means for permitting said body to be secured to a second frame that is inward of the first frame, said coupling means being comprised of a section of each said tab means with said section being bent to form an obtuse angle with respect to the remainder of said tab means, said section of said tab means being positioned so as to interfere with and thereby frictionally engage the side sections of the second frame that is inward of the first frame.