Frame fixation structure
OwnerThomas T. M. Wanginventor
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Abstract
A frame fixation structure includes a transparent front board connected with a back board to clamp up pictures or a clock or desk sets therebetween. According to the present invention, two fastening methods are adopted, one is to set a pair of clamping means in the grooves between the front and back boards at two diagonal corners, while the other is to insert two rivet means through the two pair of symmetric holes respectively made on the front and back boards at two diagonal corners, and mount an elastic element (rubber band or the like) on the pair of rivet means to firmly retain the front and back boards together.
Claims3
A frame structure comprising:
- a front transparent plate and a rear plate having holes respectively at two diagonal corners of each plate, each hole in said front plate being aligned with a hole in said rear plate;
- a pair of rivets, each having a head and a rod portion, one rivet extending through each aligned hole from the front plate to the rear plate with each head portion being adjacent but spaced away from said front plate;
- an elastic band connecting said rivets and extending around the rod portion thereof between the head portion and said front plate and extending therefrom behind said back plate whereby said structure is assembled.
A frame structure comprising:
- a front transparent plate and a rear plate having holes respectively at two diagonal corners of said rear plate;
- a pair or rivets, each having a head and a rod portion disposed at corners of said front plate in alignment with the holes in said rear plate each rivet being integral with said front plate with each head portion being adjacent but spaced away from said front plate and each rod portion extending through an aligned hole in said rear plate;
- an elastic band connecting said rivets and extending around the rod portion thereof between the head portion said front plate and extending therebehind said back plate whereby said structure is assembled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.