DE8704909U1 - Tablecloth - Google Patents

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Description

The subject of the invention is a textile tablecloth, which is characterized by two flat knitted fabrics that are brought to cover each other, between which are arranged parallel to one another, puffed, possibly curled, yarn threads, whereby intertwined knitted threads connect the knitted fabrics and the interwoven knitted fabrics fix the yarn threads.

Such a tablecloth between a normal tablecloth and a table top provides sound insulation, so that the user of this tablecloth perceives less noise when placing objects on the table, as well as increasing the tablecloth's compressive elasticity, which protects the table top better than the tablecloth alone and also gives it a more pleasing appearance, which is based on the increase in volume.

In a preferred embodiment of the tablecloth according to the invention, the knitted fabrics consist of approximately 80% cotton and 20% polyester by weight, so that the material of the tablecloth can be washed with almost boiling water. - Shrinkage of the material can be taken into account by boiling it before manufacturing. In the preferred embodiment, the yarn threads consist of polyester fibers, so that the previously mentioned advantageous properties of the tablecloth according to the invention remain unchanged.

In the preferred embodiment, the knitted fabric connection points form two sets of approximately orthogonal lines which cross the yarn threads. Along these two sets of lines, the necessary hold of the yarn threads between the knitted fabrics and, at the same time, the cohesion of the same is ensured in the simplest way.

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The preferred embodiment is characterized by a hem with elastic band and several darts äU.s> which run essentially perpendicular to the pull up to it* As a result, the tablecloth according to the invention can be pulled around the edge of the table top in the same way as a fitted sheet is pulled over a mattress, without any further handling being necessary to pull the undercloth taut without creases. The undercloth lies on the undercloth, which is quickly and easily pulled over the table top. actual tablecloth even with relative smoothness of its Non-slip underside so that it remains wrinkle-free after laying on the underblanket and smoothing it out*

In the preferred embodiment, the hem is designed as an edge tube for pulling through a rubber band designed so that when tearing or gradual If the elastic band becomes slack, it is possible to do without it because a self-replaceable spare part can be pulled into the hem.

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In the following, the invention is explained in detail using the preferred embodiment of the tablecloth according to the invention, which is shown by way of example in the drawing.

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Fig. 3 a cross section along the line IH-III 1Ö in Fig. 2 through the edge of the

embodiment in connection with a table top covered therewith; and Fig. t\ a perspective view of a partially

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In the embodiment, the table cover (10) according to the invention according to Fig. 1 and 2 has a rectangular outline with rounded corners because it is intended for a rectangular table top (5) as indicated in Fig. 3.

The four edges (12) of the cover (10) drawn over the edges of the plate (5) on its underside form a dart (14) running at 45° in each of the four corners of the plate (5), which ends in a circumferential hem (16), the seams (18) of which fasten a circumferential elastic band (20) lying against the plate (5) and close a circumferential edge tube (22) at the side, which is suitable for pulling through a replacement elastic band.

The fabric of the blanket (10) has two identical, flat knitted fabrics (24 and 26) that are brought into contact with one another, between which are placed parallel to the edges (12) and preferably also

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Protection claims &ldquor; 1 .) Textile tablecloth (10), marked j by two flat fabrics (24 and 26), between which parallel, bulked yarn threads (28) are arranged, with intertwined knitted threads connecting the knitted fabrics (at 30) and the interwoven fabrics the yarn threads establish. 2.) Tablecloth according to claim 1, characterized in that the yarn threads (28) are crimped. 3.) Tablecloth according to claim 1 or 2, characterized characterized in that the knitted fabrics (24 and 26) consist of approximately 80% by weight of cotton and 20% by weight of polyester. 4.) Tablecloth according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the yarn threads (28) consist of polyester fibers. 5.) Tablecloth according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the knitted connection points (30) form two sets of approximately orthogonal lines which cross the yarn threads (28), 6.) Tablecloth according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized by a hem (16) with elastic band (20) and several darts (14) which run essentially perpendicular to the band (20) up to it. 7.) Tablecloth according to claim 6, characterized characterized in that the seam (16) is designed as an edge tube (22) for pulling through a replacement rubber band« 230387 ff 11 &igr; t tt &igr; ti it t » ti IfIt II » i I t i &igr;&igr;&igr;&igr;&igr;&igr; f &igr;&igr;&igr;&igr; t t4 * * til)*« IHI » 141