AU2019201666A1 - Roller Blind System and Method - Google Patents

Abstract

-17 Abstract A roller blind system (10) for supporting a roller (12). The system (10) including a headboard (14) having opposing ends (16), a rear side (18) arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side (20), a topside (22) and an underside (24), roller supports (16) arranged to adjustably couple with the underside (24) of the headboard (24) proximate the opposing ends (16) such that the roller (12) is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports (16); and a front structure (29) attachable to the front side (20) of the headboard (14) to at least partially cover the front side (20). A headboard (14) for a roller blind system (10) is also disclosed as well as associated methods of use. '00 C\JN

Description

A roller blind system (10) for supporting a roller (12). The system (10) including a headboard (14) having opposing ends (16), a rear side (18) arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side (20), a topside (22) and an underside (24), roller supports (16) arranged to adjustably couple with the underside (24) of the headboard (24) proximate the opposing ends (16) such that the roller (12) is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports (16); and a front structure (29) attachable to the front side (20) of the headboard (14) to at least partially cover the front side (20). A headboard (14) for a roller blind system (10) is also disclosed as well as associated methods of use.

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Roller Blind System and Method

Technical Field [001] The invention relates to a roller blind system and method of installing a roller blind, and in particular, a modular roller blind system and associated method that allows a common set of parts to be used for a variety of installation situations.

Background [002] Roller blinds typically include a support housing and an elongate rotatable spindle around which a blind is wound and retracted. The housing may include a top, opposing sides to support the spindle therebetween, and a pelmet to cover the spindle from view.

[003] Such roller blinds are typically manufactured for one of two installation configurations. The first configuration is an installation outside of and along a top of a window recess, and the second configuration is when the installation is inside of the window recess. The first configuration may include opposing sides to cover opposing ends of the spindle, and either of first and second installation configurations may require the pelmet. The roller blinds are typically fully assembled in the required configuration during manufacture and fitted as a single unit on site.

[004] A problem with known roller blinds relates to the manufacture of roller blinds in multiple configurations. Another problem relates to the flexibility to adapt the roller blind in-situ to a particular installation situation and condition of the structure to which the roller blind is to be attached.

[005] The invention disclosed herein seeks to overcome one or more of the above-identified problems or at least provide a useful alternative.

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Summary [006] In accordance with a first broad aspect there is provided, a roller blind system for supporting a roller including: a headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside, roller supports arranged to adjustably couple with the underside of the headboard proximate the opposing ends such that the roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports; and a front structure attachable to the front side of the headboard to at least partially cover the front side.

[007] In an aspect, the front structure is at least one of an infill arranged to substantially cover the front side and a pelmet arranged to at least partially cover the roller from view.

[008] In another aspect, the front side of the headboard is adapted to interchangeably fit with the infill and the pelmet.

[009] In another aspect, the pelmet is adapted to interchangeably fit with a fabric covering.

[0010] In another aspect, a tongue and groove coupling is provided between the front side of the headboard and the interchangeable infill and the pelmet.

[0011] In another aspect, the system further includes end covers arranged to at least partially cover ends of the roller from view.

[0012] In another aspect, the opposing ends are adapted to interchangeably fit with removable end covers arranged to at least partially cover ends of the roller from view.

[0013] In another aspect, the underside of the headboard includes a channel and the roller supports each include a follower adapted to be slidably received by the channel and affixed thereto.

-32019201666 12 Mar 2019 [0014] In another aspect, the headboard is an open section having a space between the topside and the underside, with the channel being provided by projections extending from the underside in a direction away from the space.

[0015] In another aspect, the system further includes removable end covers having projections receivable by the space at the opposing ends of the headboard.

[0016] In another aspect, the system is adapted to fit within a recess of a window or door.

[0017] In another aspect, the system is adapted to fit immediately above and outside a recess of a window or door.

[0018] In accordance with a second broad aspect there is provided, a modular roller blind system for supporting a roller including: a headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside, roller supports arranged to adjustably couple with the underside surface of the headboard proximate the opposing ends such that the roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports; and one or more covering parts including a selection of a front infill and pelmet adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side, and one or more end covers adapted to couple with the opposing ends, wherein the roller blind system is configurable between one or more configurations, and preferably least four configurations, including: a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side; a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view; a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

-42019201666 12 Mar 2019 [0019] In accordance with a third broad aspect there is provided, a headboard for a modular roller blind system as described above and herein.

[0020] In accordance with a fourth broad aspect there is provided, a headboard for a modular roller blind system, the headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside adapted to adjustably couple with roller supports proximate the opposing ends such that a roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports, the headboard being adapted to fit with one or more covering parts including a selection of a front infill and pelmet adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side, and one or more end covers adapted to couple with the opposing ends such that the headboard enables the roller blind system to be configurable between one or more configurations, and preferably least four configurations, including: a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side; a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view; a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

[0021] In accordance with a fifth broad aspect there is provided, a method of installing a roller blind, the method including the steps of: securing a headboard to a structure proximate a top of a window recess by passing fasteners through the headboard at suitable in situ determined spacing to fix with secure portions of the structure; Adjustably fitting roller supports to an underside of the headboard and securing the roller supports in place with a roller spanning therebetween; Fitting at least one of an interchangeable infill and pelmet to a front side of the headboard.

[0022] In an aspect, the method further includes the step of: fitting one or more end covers to one or both opposing ends of the headboard.

-52019201666 12 Mar 2019 [0023] In accordance with a sixth broad aspect there is provided, a method of installing a roller blind using modular roller blind system having headboard to which roller supports are adjustably securable to support a roller spanning therebetween, the method including selectively installing the headboard in one or more of at least four configurations including: a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and an infill is attached to a front side of the headboard so as to at least partially cover the front side; a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and a pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view; a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more opposing ends of the headboard; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

Brief Description of the Figures [0024] The invention is described, by way of non-limiting example only, by reference to the accompanying figures, in which;

[0025] Figure 1 is a perspective view illustrating a modular roller blind system in an assembled condition;

[0026] Figure 2 is an exploded perspective parts view illustrating a modular roller blind system;

[0027] Figure 3 is a front hidden detail view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

[0028] Figure 4 is a first end sectional view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

-62019201666 12 Mar 2019 [0029] Figure 5 is a second end sectional view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

[0030] Figure 6 is a rear hidden detail view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

[0031] Figure 7 is a top hidden detail view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

[0032] Figure 8 is a top hidden detail view illustrating the modular roller blind system;

[0033] Figure 9 is a perspective view illustrating a headboard of the modular roller blind system;

[0034] Figure 10 is a perspective view illustrating an end cover of the modular roller blind system;

[0035] Figure 11 is a perspective view illustrating a roller support of the modular roller blind system;

[0036] Figure 12 is a perspective view illustrating a pelmet of the modular roller blind system;

[0037] Figure 13 is a perspective view illustrating an infill of the modular roller blind system;

[0038] Figure 14 is a perspective view illustrating the modular roller blind system in an alternative configuration with the infill coupled to a front side of the headboard; and [0039] Figure 15 is a side sectional view illustrating the modular roller blind system in the alternative configuration as shown in Figure 14.

Detailed Description

-72019201666 12 Mar 2019 [0040] Referring to Figures 1 to 8, there is shown a modular roller blind system 10 for supporting a roller 12 about which a blind (not shown) or the like is wound. The system 10 includes a headboard 14 having opposing ends 16, a rear side 18 arranged to face a supporting structure (not shown) such as a wall or window frame, an opposing front side 20, a topside 22 and an underside 24, roller supports 16 arranged to adjustably couple with the underside 24 of the headboard 14 proximate the opposing ends 16 such that the roller 12 is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports 26, and one or more covering parts or structures 28 including a selection of front covering parts or structures 29 such as an infill 30 and a pelmet 32 adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side 20, and one or more end covers 34 adapted to couple with the opposing ends 16.

[0041] The roller blind system 10 may be configurable between at least four configurations that all utilise the common headboard 14 and interchangeable covering parts 28. The four configurations may include a first, a second, a third and a fourth configuration.

[0042] In no particular order, in the first configuration the headboard 14 is attached inside of a window or a door frame (i.e. within the window or door recess or cavity) and the infill 30 is attached to the front side 20 so as to at least partially cover the front side 20. Such a configuration is shown in Figure 14, and the end covers 34 may be omitted as the sides of the headboard 14 are within the window or door recess or cavity.

[0043] In the second configuration, the headboard 14 is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet 32 is attached to the front side 20 so as to at least partially cover the roller 12 from view, such a configuration is shown in Figure 1, although in this configuration the end covers 34 shown in Figure 1 are omitted.

[0044] In the third configuration, the headboard 14 is attached outside of the window or the door frame (i.e usually along an outside top of the window or the door frame just above the window or door), the infill 30 is attached to the front side 20 so as to at least partially cover the front side 20 and the one or more end covers 34 are

-82019201666 12 Mar 2019 fitted to one or more of the opposing ends 16, such a configuration is shown in Figure

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[0045] In the fourth configuration, the headboard 14 is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet 32 is attached to the front side 20 so as to at least partially cover the roller 12 from view, and the one or more end covers 34 are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends 16 as shown in Figure 1.

[0046] In view of the above, it may be appreciated that the modular roller blind system 10 allows a single headboard 14 and interchangeable components such as the infill 30, pelmet 32 and end covers 34 to be used in a variety of installation scenarios.

[0047] Referring to Figure 9, turning firstly to the headboard 14 in more detail, the headboard 14 may be an elongate hollow section 41 including a space 40 between the topside 22 and the underside 24. Within the space 40 is an internal channel 42 that terminates at the opposing ends 16 to which the end covers 34 may be coupled. An external channel 44 is provided along the underside 24 to which the roller supports 26 may be coupled. The rear side 18 extends from the topside 22 and proud of the underside 24 such that a fastener (not shown) may be fitted there through to attach the rear side 18 to the supporting surface. The side 18 includes a channel 35 facing away from the topside 22 arranged to couple with the end covers 34.

[0048] The front side 20 extends from the topside 22 to the underside 24 and substantially terminates at flange 46 that extends perpendicularly outwardly of the front side 22 in a direction away from the rear side 18. The front side 22 includes a lengthwise slot 48 relatively above the flange 46. The flange 46 and the lengthwise slot 48 provide a tongue and groove coupling 50 then is used to couple with the infill 30 and the pelmet 32.

[0049] Referring to Figure 13, the infill 30 includes an elongated body 60 including in underside channel 62 and a rear side flange 64. The infill 30 is adapted to couple with the headboard 14 with the flange 46 being received in the underside channel 62 and the lengthwise slot 48 receiving the rear side flange 64. The fit being such that the infill 30 is securely coupled to the frontside 22 with the front side 22

-92019201666 12 Mar 2019 being substantially occupied by the infill 30 so as to be covered thereby. The arrangement of system 10 with the infill 30 fitted is shown in Figures 14 and 15.

[0050] Referring to Figure 12, the pelmet 32 includes an elongate body 70 including opposing ends 71 topside 72, a bottom side 73, front side 74 and rear side 75. The topside 72 includes an elongate channel 76 and rear side flange 77. The rear side 75 includes a first channel 78 toward the topside 72 and a second channel 81 at the rear side 75. The pelmet 32 is adapted to couple with the headboard 14 such that the flange 46 is received by the first rear side channel 78 and the lengthwise slot 48 receives the rear side flange 77. The second channel 81 is arranged to couple with the end covers 34.

[0051] The topside 72 includes an elongate top channel 79 and the bottom side 73 includes an elongate the bottom channel 80 facing the topside 72. The top channel 79 and the bottom channel 75 may be used to support a fabric covering which extends between the top channel 79 across the front side 74 to the bottom channel 75. Such a fabric covering may include retainers at opposing ends that fit within the respective top and bottom channels 79, 75.

[0052] Referring to Figure 10, the end covers 34 include a generally square or rectangular shaped body 81 having a substantially flat outside face 82, an opposing inside face 84 and opposing sides 85. The inside face 84 includes a plurality of tabs 86 adapted to be fittingly received by the opposing ends 16 of the headboard 14 and the pelmet 34, when fitted. The plurality of tabs 86 include a top tab 87 that is received by the external channel 44 of the headboard 14 and one or more side tabs 88 extending from the opposing sides 85. The side tabs 88 may be received by the second channel 81 at the rear side 75 of the pelmet 32 and the channel 35 of the headboard 14 to secure the end covers 34 in place. The end covers 34 may be formed in a single configuration that may be used as a left-hand end or a right-hand end.

[0053] Referring to Figure 11, the roller supports 26 include a generally Lshaped body 90 having a roller coupling portion 92 and a top flange 94 that is received by the external channel 44 of the headboard 14. The top flange 94 is slidable within the external channel 44 to allow adjustment of the position of the roller supports 26. The top flange 94 may include apertures 95 for securing the roller

-102019201666 12 Mar 2019 support 26 to the headboard 14. The roller coupling portion 92 includes a coupling 96 for receiving and rotatably supporting a roller. The roller coupling portion 92 may also include apertures 98 for coupling to a side wall or the end covers 34 when fitted.

[0054] The modular roller blind system 10, and in particular the headboard 14, infill 30, the pelmet 32 and the end covers 34 may be formed of plastic or preferably metal sections such as aluminium sections.

[0055] A method of forming and installing a roller blind may include the steps of firstly cutting the headboard 14 and either the infill 30 or pelmet 32 to size depending on the selected configuration. The end covers 34 may be a standard size.

[0056] The separate parts may then be installed on site. The headboard 14 may firstly be secured to a structure proximate a top of a window recess by passing fasteners through the headboard at suitable in-situ determined spacing to fix with secure portions of the structure. It is noted that the head of any fasteners may the recess within the space 40 within the headboard 14 that allows the fasteners to be coupled at any position along the headboard 14.

[0057] Next, the roller supports 26 may be slidably fitted to the underside external channel 44 of the headboard 14 and the roller supports 26 may be secured in place with the roller 12 spanning therebetween. Depending on which one of the aforesaid four configurations is selected, at least one of the interchangeable infill 30 and the pelmet 34 may be coupled to the front side 20 of the headboard 14, and one or more of the end covers 34 may be coupled to one or more of the opposing ends 16.

[0058] Advantageously, the above described modular roller blind system allows a single set of components to be used in at least four configurations whilst utilising a common headboard, interchangeable infill and helmet, and optionally fittable end covers. The headboard is configured to allow coupling of the headboard to a supporting structure in any position on the headboard and allows hiding of ahead of the fastener within the headboard. The end covers, when fitted, allow the hiding of the roller and in particular the roller supports and also serve to couple ends of the pelmet to ends of the headboard. The modular roller blind system may be assembled onsite

-112019201666 12 Mar 2019 from its components thereby allowing flexibility for a variety of installation situations.

[0059] Throughout this specification and the claims which follow, unless the context requires otherwise, the word comprise, and variations such as comprises and comprising, will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated integer or step or group of integers or steps but not the exclusion of any other integer or step or group of integers or steps.

[0060] The reference in this specification to any known matter or any prior publication is not, and should not be taken to be, an acknowledgment or admission or suggestion that the known matter or prior art publication forms part of the common general knowledge in the field to which this specification relates.

[0061] While specific examples of the invention have been described, it will be understood that the invention extends to alternative combinations of the features disclosed or evident from the disclosure provided herein.

[0062] Many and various modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention disclosed or evident from the disclosure provided herein.

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The claims defining the Invention are as follows:

Claims (17)

1. A roller blind system for supporting a roller including:

a headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside, roller supports arranged to adjustably couple with the underside of the headboard proximate the opposing ends such that the roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports; and a front structure attachable to the front side of the headboard to at least partially cover the front side.

2. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the front structure is at least one of an infill arranged to substantially cover the front side and a pelmet arranged to at least partially cover the roller from view.

3. The roller blind system according to claim 2, wherein the front side of the headboard is adapted to interchangeably fit with the infill and the pelmet.

4. The roller blind system according to claim 2, wherein the pelmet is adapted to interchangeably fit with a fabric covering.

5. The roller blind system according to claim 3, wherein a tongue and groove coupling is provided between the front side of the headboard and the interchangeable infill and the pelmet.

6. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the system further includes end covers arranged to at least partially cover ends of the roller from view.

7. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the opposing ends are adapted to interchangeably fit with removable end covers arranged to at least partially cover ends of the roller from view.

8. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the underside of the headboard includes a channel and the roller supports each include a follower adapted to be slidably received by the channel and affixed thereto.

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9. The roller blind system according to claim 8, wherein the headboard is an open section having a space between the topside and the underside, with the channel being provided by projections extending from the underside in a direction away from the space.

10. The roller blind system according to claim 9, wherein the system further includes removable end covers having projections receivable by the space at the opposing ends of the headboard.

11. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the system is adapted to fit within a recess of a window or a door.

12. The roller blind system according to claim 1, wherein the system is adapted to fit immediately above and outside a recess of a window or a door.

13. A modular roller blind system for supporting a roller including:

a headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside, roller supports arranged to adjustably couple with the underside surface of the headboard proximate the opposing ends such that the roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports;

and one or more covering parts including a selection of a front infill and pelmet adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side, and one or more end covers adapted to couple with the opposing ends, wherein the roller blind system is configurable between at least four configurations including:

a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side;

a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view;

a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover

-142019201666 12 Mar 2019 the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

14. A headboard for a modular roller blind system according to claim 13.

15. A headboard for a modular roller blind system, the headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside adapted to adjustably couple with roller supports proximate the opposing ends such that a roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports, the headboard being adapted to fit with one or more covering parts including a selection of a front infill and pelmet adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side, and one or more end covers adapted to couple with the opposing ends such that the headboard enables the roller blind system to be configurable between at least four configurations including:

a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side;

a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view;

a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

14. A method of installing a roller blind, the method including the steps of:

-152019201666 12 Mar 2019 securing a headboard to a structure proximate a top of a window recess by passing fasteners through the headboard at suitable in situ determined spacing to fix with secure portions of the structure;

Adjustably fitting roller supports to an underside of the headboard and securing the roller supports in place with a roller spanning therebetween;

Fitting at least one of an interchangeable infill and pelmet to a front side of the headboard.

15. The method according to claim 14, further including the step of: fitting one or more end covers to one or both opposing ends of the headboard.

16. A method of installing a roller blind using modular roller blind system having headboard to which roller supports are adjustably securable to support a roller spanning therebetween, the method including selectively installing the headboard in one of at least four configurations including:

a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and an infill is attached to a front side of the headboard so as to at least partially cover the front side;

a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and a pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view;

a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more opposing ends of the headboard; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

17. A modular roller blind system for supporting a roller including:

a headboard having opposing ends, a rear side arranged to face a supporting structure, an opposing front side, a topside and an underside,

-162019201666 12 Mar 2019 roller supports arranged to adjustably couple with the underside surface of the headboard proximate the opposing ends such that the roller is attachable therebetween to span between the roller supports;

and one or more covering parts including a selection of a front infill and pelmet adapted to interchangeably couple with the front side, and one or more end covers adapted to couple with the opposing ends, wherein the roller blind system is configurable between one or more of the following configurations including:

a first configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of a window or a door frame and the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side;

a second configuration in which the headboard is attached inside of the window or the door frame and the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view;

a third configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the infill is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the front side and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends; and a fourth configuration in which the headboard is attached outside of the window or the door frame, the pelmet is attached to the front side so as to at least partially cover the roller from view, and the one or more end covers are fitted to one or more of the opposing ends.

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