Curtain rod for slidably supporting a curtain around an intermediate corner, and intermediate junction element therefor
AssigneeStanley Works (Italia) S.r.l.
InventorAlberto Bianchi
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AssigneeStanley Works (Italia) S.r.l.
InventorAlberto Bianchi
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A section bar for supporting curtains, allowing said curtains to slide, is constituted by at least two portions of section bar united to each other by a juncture element and having a hollow, contoured cross-section with a longitudinal side groove from which sliding support elements for curtain portions protrude. The juncture element has a cross-section complementary to the cross-section of the section bar. The juncture element has end portions which are suitable for being slid into the section bar and a middle portion which is provided, in regions thereof which are opposite to the sides of said longitudinal groove, with a plurality of variously shaped partial-notch-slots, such as to enable the juncture element to be bent according to any desired angles. The juncture element preferably includes, within its body, rigid elements capable of being bent together with the body.
A curtain rod for hangingly slidably supporting a curtain, on an inner side of said curtain rod, from a plurality of curtain support elements having generally vertical shanks and having curtain connectors and upset slider heads at opposite ends of respective ones of said shanks,
For connection with a curtain rod for hangingly slidably supporting a curtain, on an inner side of said curtain rod, from plurality of curtain support elements having generally vertical shank and having curtain connectors and upset slider heads at opposite ends of respective ones of said shanks, between two curtain rod sections having respective one ends, said sections being disposed in longitudinal alignment along a substantially horizontally extending curtain support path, and which curtain rod sections each being generally C-shaped in transverse cross-sectional shape and thereby providing means defining a respective longitudinally continuous slot which opens in a direction which is substantially horizontal and transverse to said path, said slots form respective portions of a groove for slidingly receiving said upset slider heads of said curtain support elements,
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