RU142395U1 - CUT-OUT STAINED-GLASS LAMBREQUIN - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A cut-out stained glass lambrequin comprising a layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material, comprising at least one cut-out window, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further includes a transparent backing layer containing an adhesive coating with one of its own side, facing the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, reinforced with cushioning material such as bando, adapted to accommodate additional elements. 2. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the transparent substrate layer is made of fabric such as organza or polymeric threads forming a mesh by weaving or pressing. 3. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or between the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric and cushioning material. 4. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin additionally contains many additional elements in the form of inserts of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, possibly reinforced with cushioning material such as bando, the inserts are made of translucent material of different colors. 5. Cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the substrate layer is made

Description

The technical field to which the utility model belongs.

The invention relates to the field of accessories for windows, namely to cut-out stained glass lambrequins, including a layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material containing at least one cut-out window, and can be used in residential, office and other premises.

The level of technology.

Known from the prior art is a cutout lambrequin comprising a layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material containing at least one cutout window (see the article "Cutout lambrequins" in the journal Curtains and Fine Textiles No. 6 (59) / 2012 to 2012, p. 13)

It has a carved openwork lambrequin made of double fabric, in which carved windows are made.

The disadvantage of this device is the lack of strength and durability of the lambrequin, as well as the difficulty of attaching the elements of the lambrequin.

Also known from the prior art is a cut-out stained glass lambrequin comprising a layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material containing at least one cut-out window (see the description of utility model No. 40859, published in 2004).

In it, a cut-out stained glass lambrequin is made of a woven fabric, and at least one window is made in the fabric, behind which a stained-glass window is made of light-transmitting fabric.

This device is the closest in technical essence to the claimed utility model and is taken as a prototype for the proposed utility model.

The disadvantage of this device is the lack of strength and durability of the lambrequin, as well as the difficulty of attaching the elements of the lambrequin.

Disclosure of a utility model.

The present utility model, based on this original observation, mainly aims to offer a cut-out stained glass lambrequin, which allows at least to smooth at least one of the above disadvantages, namely, to increase the strength and durability of the lambrequin while simplifying the fastening of the lambrequin elements.

To achieve this, the cut-out stained glass lambrequin additionally includes a transparent backing layer containing an adhesive coating on one side, facing the layer of an opaque or partially opaque fabric, reinforced with bando-type cushioning material, adapted to accommodate additional elements.

Due to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to increase the strength and durability of the lambrequin by introducing an additional layer, as well as to simplify the fastening of the lambrequin elements due to the presence of an adhesive layer.

There is a variant of a utility model in which a transparent backing layer is made of tissue such as organza or polymer filaments forming a network by weaving or pressing.

Due to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to provide simple manufacturing of a transparent substrate layer from known materials with special non-ductility properties.

There is a variant of the utility model in which the cut-out stained glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or between the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric and cushioning material .

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to increase the number of possible cut-out stained glass lambrequin embodiments just by placing an insert of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, reinforced with cushioning material such as bando.

There is a variant of the utility model in which the cut-out stained glass lambrequin mainly contains many additional elements in the form of inserts of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, possibly reinforced with cushioning material such as bando, and the inserts are made of translucent material different color.

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to further increase the number of possible cut-out stained glass lambrequin options due to the many additional elements in the form of inserts of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, especially when the inserts are made of translucent different color material.

There is a variant of the utility model, in which the substrate layer is made of a two-layer layer consisting of an outer layer and an inner layer, each of which contains an adhesive coating on one side, facing the layer of an opaque or partially opaque fabric.

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to increase the strength and durability of the pelmet.

There is an alternative embodiment of the utility model in which the cut-out stained glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert of translucent material located between the outer and inner layers of the substrate.

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to increase the strength and durability of the pelmet.

There is also an alternative embodiment of the utility model, in which the cut-out stained glass lambrequin additionally contains many additional elements in the form of inserts of translucent material located between the outer and inner layers of the substrate, the inserts being made of translucent material of different colors.

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to increase the strength and durability of the pelmet.

There is a variant of the utility model in which the cut-out stained glass lambrequin additionally contains a pattern composed of cut-out windows made in the form of graphic elements contained in the external interior of the room, which uses the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin, for example, in wallpaper or interior fabrics, forming together with the interior a single art composition.

Thanks to this advantageous characteristic, it becomes possible to use graphic elements of the interior of the room, for example, a pattern on wallpaper or interior fabrics in order to make the same pattern of cut-out windows on a cut-out stained glass lambrequin, which increases the number of possible options for making a cut-out stained-glass lambrequin.

The set of essential features of the proposed utility model is unknown from the prior art for devices of similar purpose, which allows us to conclude that the criterion of "novelty" for the utility model is met.

A brief description of the drawings.

Other distinguishing features and advantages of the utility model clearly follow from the description below for illustration and not being restrictive, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

- figure 1 schematically depicts a cut-out stained glass lambrequin, a top view, according to a utility model.

- figure 2 schematically depicts a cut-out stained glass lambrequin, a side view showing the structure of its layers, according to a utility model.

- figure 3 schematically depicts an alternative embodiment of a cut-out stained glass lambrequin, a side view showing the structure of its layers, according to a utility model.

According to figures 1, 2 and 3, the cut-out stained glass lambrequin includes a layer 1 of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material containing at least one cut-out window 2.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin additionally includes a transparent layer-substrate 3, containing an adhesive coating 4 on one side, facing the layer 1 of an opaque or partially opaque fabric, adapted to accommodate additional elements.

Layer 1 may be made of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material, and may also be two-layer and multi-layer.

The transparent substrate layer 3 is made of polymer filaments forming a network by weaving or pressing.

The backing layer may have many options. For example, a mesh with a thread size of 0.3 mm, the holes between them are 1-1.25 mm, the threads are intertwined or pressed together. Other options for the performance of the layer-pads - synthetic bandeau, non-woven material is dense, different densities, from 80 to 200 g / m. cubic meters, cotton bandeau, two layers of cotton fabric glued together and having adhesive spraying on one side. Etc.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert 5 of translucent material located between the substrate layer 3 and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric 1.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin mainly contains many additional elements in the form of inserts 5 of translucent material located between the substrate layer 3 and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric 1, and the inserts 5 are made of translucent material of different colors.

The substrate layer 3 is made two-layer, consisting of an outer layer 31 and an inner layer 32, each of which contains an adhesive coating 4 on one side, facing the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric 1.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin may alternatively contain at least one additional element in the form of an insert 5 of translucent material located between the outer 31 and inner 32 layers of the substrate.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin may alternatively contain many additional elements in the form of inserts 5 of translucent material located between the outer 31 and inner 32 layers of the substrate, and the inserts are made of translucent material of different colors.

The cut-out stained glass lambrequin may additionally contain a pattern composed of cut-out windows made in the form of graphic elements contained in the external interior of the room, which uses a cut-out stained-glass lambrequin, for example, in wallpaper or interior fabrics, forming together with the interior a single artistic composition.

Implementation of a utility model.

Cutting stained glass lambrequin is made as follows.

Option 1.

Stage 1. In layer 1 of opaque fabric - bando, which can also be two-layer, windows 5 are made, as well as various slots with the formation of the desired ornament. For example, a pattern of such an ornament can repeat an existing pattern in a room, say, a wallpaper pattern on a room in which it is supposed to use a cut-out stained glass lambrequin.

Step 2. The inserts 5 are made of translucent material, mainly of different colors, on the substrate layer 3, with each insert opposite the corresponding window in the layer 1. Due to the presence of adhesive coating 4 on the substrate layer 3, the inserts 5 are easily fixed.

Stage 3. A layer 1 of opaque fabric is placed on the substrate layer 3 so that the windows of layer 1 cover the inserts 5, and due to the remaining space between the inserts 5 on the substrate layer 3, the layer 1 adheres to the substrate layer 3.

Option 2

Stage 1. In layer 1 of opaque fabric - bando, which can also be two-layer, windows 5 are made, as well as various slots with the formation of the desired ornament. For example, a pattern of such an ornament can repeat an existing pattern in a room, say, a wallpaper pattern on a room in which it is supposed to use a cut-out stained glass lambrequin.

Step 2. Place the layer 1 on the inner layer of the substrate 32. Due to the presence of an adhesive coating 4 on the layer of the substrate 3, the layer 1 is easily fixed, even if there are disconnected elements, such as "islands" in the windows.

Step 3. The inserts 5 are made of translucent material, mainly of different colors, on the outer substrate layer 31, with each insert being opposite the corresponding window in the layer 1. Due to the presence of an adhesive coating on the substrate layer 31, the inserts 5 are easily fixed.

Step 4. Place a layer 1 of opaque fabric on the inner layer of the substrate 32 so that the windows of the layer 1 cover the insert 5, and due to the remaining space between the inserts 5 on the layer of the substrate 31, the layer 1 with the layer 32 is glued to the layer of the substrate 31 with inserts 5.

Industrial applicability.

The proposed cut-out stained glass lambrequin has a clear purpose, can be carried out by a specialist in practice and, when implemented, ensures the implementation of the declared purpose. The possibility of being implemented by a specialist in practice follows from the fact that for each feature included in the formula of a utility model based on the description, a material equivalent is known, which allows us to conclude that the criterion of "industrial applicability" for the utility model is met.

In accordance with the proposed utility model, the applicant made a prototype of a cut-out stained glass lambrequin.

As elements of a cut-out stained glass lambrequin were used:

- layer 1 of opaque fabric - bando;

- the substrate layer 3 is made single-layer, made of a transparent organza with an adhesive composition.

- inserts 5 were made of multi-colored translucent material of chiffon;

The trial operation of this utility model showed that due to the design features described above, an increase in the strength and durability of the lambrequin is provided while simplifying the fastening of the lambrequin elements. Indeed, the presence of an additional layer increases strength and durability, and the substrate layer with an adhesive side makes it easier to attach lambrequin elements.

Thus, it is recommended that the proposed cut-out stained glass lambrequin is widely used in residential, office and other premises.

Claims (8)

1. A cut-out stained glass lambrequin comprising a layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or non-woven material, comprising at least one cut-out window, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further includes a transparent backing layer containing an adhesive coating with one of its own side, facing the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, reinforced with cushioning material such as bando, adapted to accommodate additional elements. 2. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the transparent backing layer is made of fabric such as organza or polymer fibers forming a mesh by weaving or pressing. 3. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert of translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric or between the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric and cushioning material. 4. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin additionally contains many additional elements in the form of inserts from translucent material located between the substrate layer and the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric, possibly reinforced with cushioning material such as bando moreover, the inserts are made of translucent material of different colors. 5. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the substrate layer is made of two layers, consisting of an outer layer and an inner layer, each of which contains an adhesive coating on one side facing the layer of opaque or partially opaque fabric. 6. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 5, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further comprises at least one additional element in the form of an insert of translucent material located between the outer and inner layers of the substrate. 7. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin further comprises a plurality of additional elements in the form of inserts of translucent material located between the outer and inner layers of the substrate, and the inserts are made of translucent material of different colors. 8. The cut-out stained glass lambrequin according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin additionally contains a pattern composed of cut-out windows made in the form of graphic elements contained in the exterior interior of the room in which the cut-out stained-glass lambrequin is used, for example, in wallpaper or interior fabrics, forming together with the interior a single artistic composition.

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