DE7034965U - FIRMING AND SECURING MEANS FOR TABLE CLOTHES ON TABLES. - Google Patents

Description

. Firming and securing funds for on tables j - Tablecloths-sensitive. __

The hiring concerns tightening and securing means for tablecloths on tables. To tighten and secure tablecloths, there are already grips around the edge of the table and resilient tablecloth holders clamping the tablecloth in place known. These holders made of metal or plastic have the disadvantage that they hang freely Tablecloth edges can be folded onto the table top when there is gusts of wind, with the holders usually being loosened. Another disadvantage is that metal holders - especially when used outdoors - rust on: .-; \. Zc-.i and the tablecloth becomes blotchy. If the holder is used frequently, mechanical damage to the tablecloth can even occur. holder made of plastic are even less reliable and fragile. In addition, lead tapes are required for curtain or clothing hems. Lead plates known that are mostly sewn in during manufacture. However, these lead parts are exclusive used for high quality and expensive curtains and dresses and

serve primarily to tighten the fabric. For table or belts The use of such lead plates has not yet been used

known.

With the patent specification no. 113 533 a tablecloth holder is known, which consists of resilient wooden clips on which figures made of heavy metal are attached. A tablecloth fold is pinched by the clamps, which can lead to mechanical damage to the tablecloth. The heavy figures also allow the unintentional tearing down of the by their parts protruding from the tablecloth surface

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Tablecloth prescnub. These tablecloth holders are also only expensive to manufacture and therefore uneconomical.

The innovation is based on the task for tablecloths in their

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which are economical to manufacture and easy to use. With the Ne; It is suggested that on the tablecloth in particular scawer-weight flat bodies are arranged near the edge of the tablecloth. As a result, perfect tightening can be achieved and the tablecloth is prevented from tipping over on the table top, for example in the event of a collision. According to another innovative characteristic, the bodies are as flat discs. Due to the disc shape, the bodies of the surface of the tablecloth can be adapted and not hindered and can, if desired, remain invisible.

.. It is also suggested that the discs with a fabric are provided with an adhesive layer capable of being glued and detachable therefrom without damaging the fabric. This makes the discs light and quickly attached to the tablecloth and detachable from it.

Another feature is that the slices are made from sufficient heavy-weight material, for example made of non-magnetizable material or magnetizable metal or a magnetizable Material. The discs can be manufactured inexpensively from plastic or steel. However, it is also possible to have two Permanent magnet disks arranged opposite one another or a permanent magnet disk and a steel disk on both sides of the tablecloth to be provided. With further features it is proposed to make the fastening by means of needle closures or hems or Use pockets on the tablecloth to hold the panes. Another suggestion is to keep the body symmetrical

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to be arranged to the axes of the tablecloth. Finally, embellishments can give the bodies a nice look.

Exemplary embodiments of the innovation can be seen from the drawing and description:

Figure 1 shows a table with a tablecloth lying on it, which is provided with the means of the innovation.

Figure 2 shows the plan view of a round disc with decoration.

FIG. 3 shows the side view of the disk according to FIG.

Figure 4 shows part of the tablecloth between a permanent magnet and a disk according to FIG. 2.

FIG. 5 shows the side view of a disk with a needle valve.

Figure 6 shows a corner part of a tablecloth with a triangular shape Disc.

Figure 7 shows part of the oauines of the tablecloth with a rectangular disc.

A table 1 is covered with a tablecloth 2. Ir * of the cows hanging corners 3 of the tablecloth 2 are circular washers 4 attached from the outside. Figure 2 shows one enlarged Disk 4 with a tulip 5. From the side view it can be seen that the disk 4 is an adhesive layer 6, one the tulip

5 supporting decorative layer 7 and a steel plate in between

6 owns. Metal plates of this type are considered to be waste products ii. Stamping shops available. The decorative layer 7 can also have advertising inscriptions or signs. One in cut illustrated part 9 of a tablecloth 1 is in Figure 4 between

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a permanent magnet 10 with a smaller diameter and the steel disk 4 clipped in. Fig ,, r 5 Lcells the disc 4 with a Shutting needle 12 articulated on a flange 11, the tip of which after inserting it into the fabric of the tablecloth 1 by means of a hat also attached to the disc 4 13 is secured. In FIG. 6, a pocket 14 which is open on one side and is sewn directly into the body 3 of the tablecloth 1 is a triangular disk 15 visible. FIG. 7 shows a component part 16 of the tablecloth 1 with a rectangular disc 1b sewn into the seam 17. Lift the illustrated and described Exemplary embodiments, diverse configurations of the innovation are conceivable, for which the protection claims a schute is desired.

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Claims (7)

- ■■ ,, i S chut jjc * '' opening and securing means for towels on the tables are marked with this. that on the tablecloth, especially near the edge of the tablecloth Heavy weight flat bodies are arranged. 2. Hitte_ according to claim 1, characterized in that that the bodies are designed as flat disks (4). 3. Means according to claim 2, characterized in that that the discs (4) with an adhesive made of fabric unc are provided with a removable remaining layer (6) without damaging the fabric. 4. Means according to claim 2, characterized in that that the discs (4) are made of sufficiently heavy material, for example of a magnetizable or non-magnetizable material Metal or a magnetizable 'material. 5. Means according to claim 2, characterized in that that the discs (4) on one side with one or more needle closures (11,12,13) are provided. 6. Means according to claim 2, characterized in that that hems (17) or pockets (14) additionally provided on the tablecloth during or after the manufacture of the tablecloth for reception serve the discs (4). 7. Means according to claim 1, characterized in that that the bodies (4) are preferably arranged symmetrically to the axes of the tablecloth,
b. Means according to claim 1, characterized in that the body is at least 4e.st on one side with decorations (5) r. <P It- Bl. * L ' withdrawn. 7-