DE157953C

DE157953C -

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Publication number: DE157953C
Application number: DENDAT157953D
Authority: DE

Description

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Halter für Teppichstangen, bei dem das frei schwingende Bügelende durch einen nicht nachgiebigen Verschluß festgehalten wird, gekennzeichnet durch eine um einen Stift (b¹) schwingende Kappe (b), die durch ihre quer übergreifenden Wangen das frei bewegliche Bügelende (c) festhält.Holder for carpet rods, in which the freely swinging temple end is held by a non-flexible lock, characterized by a cap (b) swinging around a pin (b ¹ ), which holds the freely moving temple end (c) with its transversely overlapping cheeks.

Hierzu 1 Blatt Zeichnungen.1 sheet of drawings.

Claims

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

The invention relates to a rod holder for fixing carpets and rugs is used in stairwells. The holders used so far have the disadvantage of either to be of cumbersome design or to open at the slightest touch and thereby free the closure give.

With the new holder, these disadvantages have been eliminated, in particular there are no springs, Quarter turn or slide attached to the retaining bracket in its closed position only give an imperfect and insecure hold; the holder can also be in spite of it its very simple design and handling due to an unintentional push against it ο. Like never solve by yourself.

The drawing shows:

Fig. Ι a side view,
Fig. 2 is a front view and

3 shows a longitudinal section of the holder,

4 shows the open holder,

Fig. 5 to 8 individual parts of the clasp.

The rotor rod holder consists of a foot α in which a bracket c is rotatably mounted in a corresponding through-hole. This bracket has a groove into which a pin c ' ² fastened in the foot α engages in order to hold it in its rotatable position. When turning its horizontal leg, the end of the bracket strikes through a recess a ^{1 of} the bearing foot a. A closure cap h rotatable about b ^l is used to fix the end of the leg. When folded down, this cap encloses the temple end with its cheeks on both sides. The rigid connection of the bow end swinging through the recess a ¹ with the foot α prevents the lock from being released by pushing or tugging on the runner. The locking cap is worked into the base of the holder in such a way that the closed holder appears as one piece and can only be opened by an initiated person.

The cap b can also, instead of being rotatable about a pin, be arranged in a vertical displacement at the shaft end of the bearing foot α . The cap is also used to cover the top screw hole for attachment to the landings.

To attach the holder to stone steps, the bearing foot is given instead of the screw holes Stone thorns.