Tubular furniture construction
AssigneeLindsay Specialty Products Limited
InventorGraham Fraser
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Abstract
The invention is a clip used to clip the edge of a web that forms a seat or back of a lawn chair having a tubular frame. The clip is made from a single piece of wire bent into a T-shape with a stem the T-stem having a hook and a C-shaped hole searching lead section which is designed to engage the inside wall of a tube in use to maintain the axis of a hook section extending in a forward direction.
Claims4
A clip for clipping an edge of a web to a tubular frame comprising a single piece of wire bent into a T-shape in front elevation having a T-bar constituted by two end portions of the piece of wire and a T-stem extending downwardly from the T-bar;
- said T-stem in side elevation of said clip having a hook section that extends from said T-bar and a C-shaped hole searching lead section, the hook section and the lead section merging in a U-bend, the C-shaped hole searching lead section being adapted to engage with the inside of a tube wall to be retained against movement relative to the tube wall in use.
A clip for clipping an edge of a web to a tubular frame comprising a single piece of wire bent into a T-shape in front elevation having a T-bar constituted by two end portions of the piece of wire and a T-stem extending downwardly from the T-bar;
- said T-stem in side elevation of said clip having a hook section that extends from said T-bar and a C-shaped hole searching lead section, the hook section and the lead section merging in a U-bend, the C-shaped and the hook section in side elevation forming a double U-bend.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.