Blackout drapery lining with dual fabric surfaces
AssigneeRockland Industries, Inc.
InventorsAlexander J. Leaderman, Stanley B. Fradin
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Abstract
A blackout drapery lining including a first substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, the external surface forming a first finished surface of the drapery lining. A first adhesive layer having an opaque pigment is adhered to the first substrate and covers the inner surface of the first substrate to provide a substantially light impermeable barrier for the drapery lining. The drapery lining also includes a second substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, the inner surface of the second substrate being adhered to the first adhesive layer and the external surface of the second substrate forms a second finished surface of the drapery lining.
Claims23
A blackout drapery lining comprising:
- a first substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said external surface forming a first finished surface of said drapery lining;
- a first adhesive layer having an opaque pigment adhered to said first substrate and coveting said inner surface of said first substrate to provide a substantially light impermeable barrier for said drapery lining;
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- a second substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said inner surface of said second substrate being adhered to said first adhesive layer and said external surface of said second substrate forming a second finished surface of said drapery lining.
A blackout drapery lining comprising:
- a first substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said external surface forming a first finished surface of said drapery lining;
- a first adhesive layer having an opaque pigment adhered to said first substrate and covering said inner surface of said first substrate to provide a substantially light impermeable barrier for said drapery lining;
- a second adhesive layer adhered to said first adhesive layer;
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- a second substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said inner surface of said second substrate being adhered to said second adhesive layer and said external surface of said second substrate forming a second finished surface of said drapery lining.
A blackout drapery lining comprising:
- a first substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said external surface forming a first finished surface of said drapery lining;
- a first adhesive layer adhered to said first substrate and covering said inner surface of said first substrate;
- a second adhesive layer having an opaque pigment adhered to said first acrylic foam layer to provide a substantially light impermeable barrier for said drapery lining;
- a third adhesive layer adhered to said second adhesive layer;
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- a second substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said inner surface of said second substrate being adhered to said third adhesive layer and said external surface of said second substrate forming a second finished surface of said drapery lining.
A blackout drapery lining comprising:
- a first substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said external surface forming a first finished surface of said drapery lining;
- at least one adhesive layer having an opaque pigment and providing a substantially light impermeable barrier for said drapery lining;
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- a second substrate of a textile material having an inner surface and an external surface, said external surface of said second substrate forming a second finished surface of said drapery lining;
- wherein said at least one adhesive layer is adhered between said inner surface of said first substrate of textile material and said inner surface of second substrate of textile material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.