DE7214191U - Closure for covers with interchangeable button placket or interchangeable individual buttons - Google Patents

Description

Ella Semenitz '■ "· ■ / Γ

and

Christa Semenitz

ö4 Regensburg
Hans-Hayder-Strasse 9

Closure for covers with interchangeable button placket or interchangeable individual buttons.

The innovation is a closure for pillow cases as well as bed and upholstery covers - in the following Covers called - with interchangeable button placket or interchangeable individual buttons, the opposite of the known Closures used for this purpose have significant advantages in terms of manufacture, use and Care offers; The innovation differs from the known closures for covers in that the cover itself only has buttonholes, which are made by means of a loose, replaceable button strip or by means of individual known or commercial button-through buttons (these are buttons with two button surfaces that are connected by a common central web) buttoned or closed with one another v / earth.

It is known. To close covers with buttonholes and buttons; however, there are each at a reference a row of buttonholes on one side of the clasp and a row of firmly sewn buttons on the opposite Side of the clasp. Just like the one existing between the lock and the end of the cover in the case of the customary covers Bagging and warping end parts are a hindrance to the buttons, which are known to be firmly attached to the covers "No washer", especially when it comes to machine washing, sr as ben.m, mangling and ironing. They are often torn off in the process

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or lead to damage to the material from which the Bezuf is made. It is also known to close covers by means of a zip fastener, but this zip fastener does not have a particularly long service life, which is particularly necessary for bed linen, and is also a hindrance when ironing and ironing. Further, it is known to close covers the fact that these covers * Φ & comprise as outermost ¥. The opening of sewn loops through which a thin strip of upper to lower side of the cover in such a way back and is looped ago that the opening is closed by . However, this closure does not look pleasing and the link is easily released during use of the cover.

With the innovation these deficiencies are eliminated.

The following is an example of the innovation for bed linen described.

Fig. 1 shows a plan view of the entire length of fabric from which the cover is made, v / above the two for the closure certain narrow sides are already lined around 3 cm wide.

'Fig. 2 shows in plan view the cover sewn together open with the two rows of button holes * -

Fig. 3 shows the loose button placket in a top view.

Fig. 4 shows a top view of the Βοτ-.ug in the fully sewn open state, where hem b is partly folded over hem a, one button is already buttoned and the button placket located inside the cover under the hem a indicated et i st.

Fig. 5 shows a top view of the finished cover in closed state.

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A length of fabric of the desired size is neatly hemmed about 3 cm wide on the two sides intended for the closure to produce the fastener according to the innovation, with the hem (a vnü. B) being the same width on both sides V / ei sr lived together and sewn together, but according to the innovation off-center by the width of the hem a. The outer edge of the hem a now closes with the inner edge of the hem b - /. W. The hem b is exactly at this then from under dom hem a. After the Nevierung v / ground in the direction of the hem length buttonholes c in the corresponding-to-use buttons size made in a freely selectable, but uniform lateral distance, wherein a respective buttonhole in hem a and in the hem b exactly opposite each other.

Separately, a loose button bar is made in such a way that a row of commercially available buttons e at the same distance as the buttonholes c are sewn onto a fabric edge d, preferably about 2 to 2.5 cm wide, in a size suitable for these buttonholes will. These buttons sewn onto the band d are buttoned from the inside of the cover through the buttonholes of the upper satin a, the protruding hem b folded up over it and the buttons e then also buttoned through its buttonholes.

Commercially available buttons can also be used instead of the button strip be buttoned through the two opposite buttonholes of the hems a and b.

In the case of bed linen, preference is given to duvet covers and pillow cases the same lateral distance between the buttonholes was chosen.

: Only one button strip is required for several covers, because

this when changing the references from a reference to the next can be buttoned. This allows for example

• two shorter button strips of two pillowcases zMm ■ Closing a longer fastener on a bed

I used to refer to.

According to the innovation, the closure can also be designed in this way

1 be that the two seams mentioned a and b in the finished

ί ■. State of the cover are on top of each other and their lower

) Complete the edges with each other.

• In this case, the button used for locking

1 preferably hold corresponding buttons on both sides.

It can be used for closure
buttons are used.

With the lock according to d

of the cover for the bed, pillow or cushion to be covered

j Commercially available push buttons can also be used to close

K With the closure after the innovation, the full volume is available

If available.

Claims (1)

ί S c h u τ r ε η s τ> return 1.) Closure for covers with interchangeable headboard or interchangeable individual buttons, thereby re- identifying that the 3ezn3 is two saunas in front of the open / access side. ~ has an ex width and in each of the two hems there is a row of knonholes running in the longitudinal direction of the hems, with an associated button in each case. ■ 'inches that are the same size as each other and whose lateral distance from one another is the same, are exactly opposite in the two seams. 2.) Closure according to claim 1, dsdur'.L characterized in that one hem protrudes by this same hem width in front of the other hem. 3.) Closure according to claim 1, characterized in that lay the two hems on one side and complete their lower edges with one another. 4.) Closure according to claim 1 to 3> characterized in that that to close the '/ open a loose, replaceable Button facing is used. 5.) Closure according to claim 1, 2 and 4, characterized in that that the interchangeable button placket is made of a ribbon suitable width on which in the buttonholes corresponding size and the corresponding distance Buttons in a row pjigenrp.cht are, the dvren oei ^ e Rows of buttonholes are buttoned through and the clasp is thereby closed. 721419128.9.72 ό.) Vereciiiu3 rac ?. Claim 1, 3 ujad 4, characterized ^ o'cennzeic no ⁴ ;, ap.iH the p.us'veterneare button *! Ei ete a ^ r, one. Be.r ^r \ neöer '-i-reite ceste-it,? Vf den in äen> jnonf * löehem Soi ^ e ^ jr erne rteir-e Kr.'ir, - "e anretrac: r. Nind aie duro; · _c n a ^T ^ .ei: e rU'orf ^ .öoher * i'-rch : Υ £ d vn <~ der 7f »rsc: iluii dadi'rch closed ^ n vlrä. 7.) Verses, j υ; / necii Anspruci; 1 ^- is 3 _; thereby r that through the two pure buttonholes individual through button buttons are buttoned and the closure thereby closed v / ird. '^ P. Λ t Λ * · <