Adjustable optical reflector for fluorescent fixture

An optical reflector adapted for use in a lighting fixture, comprising;

• a web member formed of generally stiff material, one surface of said web having a specular reflective layer adhered thereto, a plurality of score lines formed in said web member to define a plurality of edge adjacent facets therein, said score lines defining hinge areas between adjacent facets to permit relative pivotal motion therebetween, said web member being configurable to a concave configuration with said specular reflective layer interior thereto, a plurality of deformable, form-retaining members secured to all of said facets and disposed to maintain said facets in selectively variable angular relationships, channel means joined to longitudinally extending edge portions of said web member and having sufficient stiffness to maintain a linear configuration thereof, and a plurality of self-adhesive patches joined to the other surface of said web member and disposed to adhere said reflector within a lighting fixture.

An optical reflector adapted for use in a lighting fixture, comprising;

• a web member formed of generally stiff material, one surface of said web having a specular reflective layer adhered thereto, a plurality of score lines formed in said web member to define a plurality of edge adjacent facets therein, said score lines defining hinge areas between adjacent facets to permit relative, freely pivotting motion therebetween, said web member being configurable to a concave configuration with said specular reflective layer interior thereto, means for maintaining said facets in selectively variable angular relationships, and mounting means disposed to secure said reflector within a lighting fixture.