Assembly fixture for television sets
OwnerBernard Revelininventor
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Abstract
An assembly fixture for television sets consists of a top panel, a front panel secured to the top panel, and a pair of opposite side panels, each of the latter being secured to both the top and front panels, respectively. The assembly fixture, when used with a television set, is placed over that television set to encompass same, and the front panel has a main aperture therein through which the picture screen of the television set is viewed.
Claims8
An assembly fixture for partially enclosing the cabinet of a television set, the fixture comprising a panel assembly having only a top panel, a front panel detachably secured to the top panel, and a pair of opposite side panels, each of the latter being detachably secured to both the top and front panels, respectively, the assembly fixture, in use, being placed over the cabinet of the television set to encompass the cabinet, and the front panel obscuring the front face of the cabinet and having a main aperture therein through which the picture screen of the television set is viewed, at least one of the panels having score lines defining a further aperture aligned with the control elements normally provided on the television set to provide access therethrough to permit a user to adjust the control elements.
As assembly fixture for partially enclosing the cabinet of a television set, the fixture comprising a panel assembly consisting of only a top panel, a front panel detachably secured to the top panel, and a pair of opposite side panels, each of the latter being detachably secured to both the top and front panels, respectively, the assembly fixture, in use, being placed over the cabinet of the television set and being of a size such that the fixture extends outwardly beyond the front face of the cabinet, and the front panel obscuring the front face of the cabinet and having a main aperture therein through which the picture screen of the television set is viewed, at least one of the panels having score lines defining a further aperture aligned with the control elements normally provided on the television set to provide access therethrough to permit to user to adjust the control elements.
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