Book lamp with flexible diffuser shade
OwnerMax Dewanto Gunawaninventor
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Abstract
Disclosed book light embodiments 100 may include the construction of a flexible diffuser shade 200, flexible back binding system 300 contained and attached to a first back cover 400 and a second back cover 410. A book light may take the form of a closed book when not in use. When a light source is desired a book light may expand to open to any angle, all the way open to 360 degrees and expose a folded flexible diffuser shade 200. The first and second back covers may be opened in any position to accommodate a desired spread of the flexible diffuser shade. Magnets in the first and second back covers help to retain the back covers in a desired position and to mate or chain other book lights together.
Claims3
A book lamp comprising:
- a) a first back cover and a second back cover attached to a flexible back binding system;
- b) a flexible diffuser shade comprising a plurality of diffuser assemblies, one of the diffuser assemblies comprising a first diffuser sheet attached to the first back cover and a second diffuser sheet attached to the second back cover;
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- c) a light source attached to either the first cover or the second cover;
- wherein the first and second diffuser sheets comprise of a top edge, a bottom edge, an outer edge, a longitudinal binding area, and the longitudinal binding area comprising a distal edge;
- wherein the first and second diffuser sheets comprise a diffuser sheet void defined by the distal edge of the longitudinal binding area and an arched boundary of the diffuser sheets;
- wherein the other plurality of diffuser assemblies, of the same configuration of the first and second diffuser sheets, are attached to each other along a diffuser assembly seam, and at the longitudinal binding area;
- wherein each diffuser assembly seam terminates at an inner connection point;
- wherein the flexible back binding system comprises a plurality of longitudinal members, a plurality of binding voids defined between the longitudinal members, end caps, the end caps located at distal ends of the longitudinal members and a center horizontal support disposed between two or more binding voids.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.