Eyelet reinforcement for curtains
OwnerDamon A. Carterinventor
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An eyelet reinforcement for application to an eyelet of a thin polymer sheet, for the repairing and strengthening of that sheet and eyelet, comprising a first disc of plastic having a first generally hemispherically shaped side and a second planar side, a centrally disposed bore extending through the first disc, from its first side to its second side, and a hollow standoff extending off of the second side of the first disc, in coaxial alignment with the bore in the first disc. A second disc of plastic is arrangable matingly opposed to the first disc, having a first generally hemispherically shaped side and a second planar side, a centrally disposed bore extending through the second disc from its first side to its second side, and an annular surface surrounds each of the bores on the planar sides of the first and second discs. A radially outwardly extending ridge is disposed on the distal end of the standoff, to engage the bore of the second disc, so as to securely maintain any sheet between the discs when the discs are pressed together.
An eyelet reinforcement for application to an eyelet of a thin flexible sheet, for the repairing and strengthening of that sheet and eyelet, comprising:
A curtain of thin flexible polymer material having at least one eyelet reinforcement thereon, said eyelet reinforcement on said curtain comprising:
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