Self-standing reflector for a luminaire and method of making same
AssigneeLSI Industries, Inc.
InventorsMark C. Reed, Jerry F. Fischer, James G. Vanden Eynden, Andrew J. Bankemper
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AssigneeLSI Industries, Inc.
InventorsMark C. Reed, Jerry F. Fischer, James G. Vanden Eynden, Andrew J. Bankemper
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A luminaire reflector formed from a sheet of reflective material is folded and curved by hand to form a self-standing reflector having a predetermined three-dimensional reflector shape. The sheet of reflective material includes integral panels that are joined to adjacent panels through fold lines that allow the panels to be folded by hand. The panels have free edges that are folded and/or curved into abutting relationship. The panels include locking members and positioning tabs formed adjacent the free edges to retain the reflector in a predetermined three-dimensional reflector shape. Methods of making a self-standing reflector for a luminaire are also disclosed.
A self-standing reflector for a luminaire having a light source securable therein and an opening through which light from the source is emitted, comprising:
A self-standing reflector for a luminaire having a light source securable therein and an opening through which light from the source is emitted, comprising:
A self-standing reflector for a luminaire having a light source securable therein and an opening through which light from the source is emitted, comprising:
A luminaire assembly, comprising:
A method of making a self-standing reflector for a luminaire, comprising:
A method of making a self-standing reflector for a luminaire, comprising:
A method of forming a luminaire assembly, comprising:
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