Roller blind fittings
AssigneeOdin, LLC
InventorClaes Jung
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a bracket for a roller blind, for the fitting of a roller blind to a surface. The bracket comprises a clip (220, 260) and a base part (200, 240), the said clip and the said base part being of a design that permits them to be assembled and disassembled without the use of tools, and when assembled prevents them from coming apart, by means of snap lock mechanism.
Claims19
A set of roller blind fittings, the set comprising a first and a second roller blind bracket, where at least one of the brackets comprises a clip, provided with a receptacle that is adapted to receive a pin at the end of the roller of a roller blind, and a base part, provided with an attachment for attaching the base part directly or indirectly to a surface, the clip and the base part being of a design that permits them to be assembled and disassembled, where said clip is provided with a central body, which in turn is provided with at least one resilient arm having a catch, and where said resilient arm has a far end and a fixed end, where the fixed end is fixed to the end of the central body facing away from the base part, and where the resilient arm extends in a direction towards the base part.
A base part useful for the fitting of roller blinds, the base part comprising an attachment part for facilitating the attachment of the base part to a surface, where said base part comprises an assembly part for assembly and disassembly in relation to a clip part, without the use of tools, and where said bass part comprises a receiving part for receiving a clip, where said clip is provided with a central body, which in turn is provided with at least one resilient arm having a catch, and where said resilient arm has a far end and a fixed end, where the fixed end is fixed to the end of the central body facing away from the base part, and where the resilient arm extends in a direction towards the base part.
A clip adapted to be used when fitting roller blinds, the clip comprising a receptacle for a roller pin, where the clip comprises an assembly for being assembled and disassembled in relation to a base part, without the use of tools, the base part being adapted to be attached directly or indirectly to a surface, and where said clip is provided with a central body, which in turn is provided with at least one resilient arm having a catch, and where said resilient arm has a far end and a fixed end, where the fixed end is fixed to the end of the central body facing away from the base part, and where the resilient arm extends in a direction towards the base part.
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