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US 6,280,065 B1Granted
Corner floor lamp
OwnerRobert Louis Denninghaminventor
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Abstract
A floor lamp having a base with two sides that intersect in a ninety-degree angle for flush insertion in the corner of a room. A post or other vertical structure is attached to the base with a support device that supports a light fixture above the floor in the open space of the corner. In an alternative embodiment, a post or multiple posts or other support structure is fixed to the base and supports a light fixture flush with the walls of the corner of a room. A room can be illuminated with light diffusely reflected from a ceiling, as well as light radiated directly from the lamp.
Claims3
A floor lamp comprising:
- a base comprising two sides that connect to form a ninety-degree angle such that the base can be flush inserted in a corner of a room;
- an adjusting device attached to the base to permit tilting of the base;
- at least one post comprising upper and lower parts attached at the lower part to the base;
- a light fixture;
- the at least one post is a single vertical post or a plurality of vertical posts or other vertical support structure, including any ornamented structural support, attached at the lower part to the base, the upper part supporting the light fixture at its open end;
- the light fixture further comprising a light source within a transparent, translucent or opaque enclosure having inner and outer plane faces;
- heat insulating material on the outer plane faces of the enclosure;
- light reflecting surfaces on the inner plane faces of the enclosure;
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- hook and loop fasteners affixed to the floor lamp and the fasteners are in alignment with and removable from corresponding hook and loop fasteners that are positionable on corner wall surfaces.
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