Structure of a handrail for a staircase
OwnerLin Cheng-Iinventor
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Abstract
A structure of a handrail for a staircase including a rail formed with a first longitudinal groove at a lower side and a second longitudinal groove at an upper side, a plurality of supporters each having a curved connector, a wing portion connected with an end of the curved connector for slidably fitted into the longitudinal groove of the rail, and a tubular portion connected with another end of the curved connector, a base member fixedly secured to each of the supporters, a protective cap at both ends of the rail, a first U-shaped cover engaged with the first longitudinal groove of the rail, and a second U-shaped cover engaged with the second longitudinal groove of the rail.
Claims1
A structure of a handrail for a staircase comprising:
- a rail formed with a first longitudinal groove at a lower side and a second longitudinal groove at an upper side, said second longitudinal groove being formed with an enlarged portion at an upper portion, a neck portion under said enlarged portion, and two opposite recessed paths under said neck portion;
- a plurality of supporters each including a curved connector and a base, said base being formed with a first tubular portion, said curved connector including a curved portion, a second tubular portion at one end of said curved portion adapted to engage with said first tubular portion, a flange between said curved portion and said second tubular portion, and a wing portion at another end of said curved portion adapted to slidably engaging with the enlarged portion of said rail;
- a protective cap at both ends of said rail;
- a first U-shaped cover engaged with the first longitudinal groove of said rail;
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- a second U-shaped cover engaged with the second longitudinal groove of said rail and provided with fluorescent material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.