Curtain rod cover
OwnerRichard W. Lawsoninventor
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Abstract
A cover unit for an existing curtain rod including an elongated tubular member for covering the rod and a pair of end pieces for covering the end brackets of the curtain rod. Interior clamps are provided for securing a decorative fabric or wallpaper to the outer surface of the cover. The tubular member may be cut to a desired length and a plurality of tubular members may be connected together to increase the overall length thereof.
Claims15
A cover adapted to be used with an existing and fully functional drapery rod assembly, wherein the drapery rod assembly comprises an elongated member adapted to support the drapery, at least a pair of brackets with one of the brackets being located at each end of the elongated member, means to connect each end of the elongated member to an end of the adjacent bracket and means at the opposite end of each bracket to secure the assembly to a wall structure, said cover comprising an elongated tubular member open along its entire length for a portion of its circumference, a pair of end pieces with each piece having a curved end corresponding in size and shape to the inner surface of said tubular member and means for detachably securing each end piece to one of the brackets of the drapery rod assembly, said securing means including an element adapated to engage an inner surface of said one bracket, means interconnecting said element to an adjacent end piece in order to clamp said adjacent end piece to the outer surface of the said one bracket, whereby each end piece may be fastened to an existing bracket with each said curved end projecting beyond the existing drapery rod assembly so that said tubular member may be fastened over said curved ends, thereby occupying a position in front of the drapery rod assembly and thus providing a cover therefore.
A cover for an existing drapery rod assembly comprising an elongated tubular member open along its entire length for a portion of its circumference, a pair of end pieces having a curved end corresponding in size and shape to the inner surface of said tubular member, means for detachably securing each end piece to an end bracket of said existing drapery rod assembly, whereby each end piece may be fastened to the outer surface of an existing bracket with its curved end projecting beyond the existing drapery rod assembly so that said tubular member may be fastened over said curved ends and thereby occupy a position in front of said drapery rod assembly and thus provides a covering therefore, wherein said elongated tubular member is of a length to extend beyond each end piece and is mitered at each end, a further pair of tubular members, means for securing said pair of tubular members to a wall, one end of said further pair of tubular members also being mitered so as to present a curved end when abutted with the mitered end of said elongated tubular member.
A cover for an existing drapery rod assembly comprising an elongated tubular member open along its entire length for a portion of its circumference, a further pair of tubular members open along their entire length for a portion of each of their circumferences, means for detachably securing each of said further pair of tubular members to an existing end bracket of said drapery rod assembly, means for detachably securing said elongated tubular member to the rod of said existing drapery rod assembly, one end of each pair of tubular members being mitered and each end of said elongated tubular member also being mitered so as to present a curved end when abutted with the mitered end of one of said pair of tubular members, whereby the tubular members are adapted to be positioned over the outer surface of said existing drapery rod assembly and detachably fastened thereto.
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