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- This invention relates to an improved edge provide a neater binding strip at-tlie edge of the linolcumv and to protect the faceL of the binding strip support so that the finished surface will not-be VsoL readily worn away and also making a substantial bindsheet steel and preferably comprises four ing strip which vis-readily placed in position and also readily removed when desired.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an edging fonthe table which will be of substantial depth to present a good des1 gil further object of, the invention is to' provide a supporting lrail jforthe table top, and a facing strip for ⁇ the rail which is inset from the outer face' of the edging bead l whereby 'the latter will protect the former from becoming injured or otherwise marred.
- Figure 1 is a detail vertical sectional view through-a 'table top constructed in accordance with our'invention.x
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the parts forming the edgingof the table.
- Figure 3 is a bottom plan' 'view of Vthe table top and taken on 'the line'3-4-3 of Fig-l i ure 1.
- Figure 4 is a detail el'evation'showing the meetlngends of the facing strip and the' +o means for fastening thelends of the facing strip to the supporting rail, and
- F igure 5 is a perspective view partly in section, showing a modified form ofia table edging.
- the-top A is fitted with edgingB which preferablyconsists-of a supporting rail C, a facing strip D, and a bead E for protecting the edges ofthe linol'eum F or other EDGE CONSTRUCTION ron FURNITURE Tors.
- edgingB which preferablyconsists-of a supporting rail C, a facing strip D, and a bead E for protecting the edges ofthe linol'eum F or other EDGE CONSTRUCTION ron FURNITURE Tors.
- the table top A is secured to the rail C and the facing stripD is in turn supported bythe rail and cooperates with the bead abutment E to lock the latter in position.
- the rail C may be formed from pressed sections 5,V 6, 7 and 8 which are respectively disposed under the edge portions of the tabletop and offset .inwardly a short dis-w tance from the edges of said top. .Each of these sections is bent longitudinally to form in crosssection a rectangularv construction -comprising aninner wall 9, an outer wall welded to the table top A as indicated at 15.'
- each connecting top portion 11 is depressed as indicated at 16 t 'form a resultant pocket 17 betweensaid depressed portion ,16 and the outer edge portion of. the table top A. i
- edges of the surfacing materialF of the table top are preferably beveled as' at 18 and the metallic bead E which is formed of a single length for the four sides of the table top-is disposed'along the beveled edge 18 and has its en'ds 19-19 disposed in abuttingrelation.
- the metallic bead E which is formed of a single length for the four sides of the table top-is disposed'along the beveled edge 18 and has its en'ds 19-19 disposed in abuttingrelation.
- the facing strip'D is likewise formed of pressed sheet steel and Preferably is formed from a single length. ⁇ This. strip is bent longitudinally to form an upper bead keeper :flange 22 and a lower retaining or base flange 23.
- This facing strip .surrounds the sections' of the rail 'C and the ends 24-24 thereof are disposed in abutting relation as 'shown in Figure 4.
- the upper flange 22 of the facingstrip projects into the pocket 17 between the inwardly extending iange 20 of the bead E and the depressed portion 16 ⁇ of the rail, the inner edge ofthe flange 22 cooperating with the depending flange v2l of the' be'adto lock the latter 1n position.
- the lower or base Han e 23 of 'the Afacing strip D extends under ti the rail and has an inwardly extending pro- ]ection 25 which constitutes a finger guard.
- the extension or guard 25 is raised above the plane of the base flan e 23 through the medium of a lockin shou der 26 which cooperates with the inner edge of. the base Ysurfacing material F, the bead may flange 12 of the rail to provi e an interlockin or retaining engagement between the rail and the facing strip, J
- a ainst movement screws 27-27 may beA Iemp oyed, the same being -disposed on opposite sides of the abutting edges 24 of the base and engage the base fianges 23 and 12 of the str1 and rail respectively. Tlhe outer face of thefacing strip D is inset relative to the outer face of the bead' E whereby the latter will protect the formerfrom becoming disgured or marred.
- the guard25 will prevent the fingers rom being pinched between the base flange 23 and the drawer upon outward movement of the latter.
- the invention provides aftable or other' article with a detachable bead which is rel tained in position througligan interlocking connection with a facing strip which in turn has an interlocking engagement with a sup- 1 porting rail. Consequeny, should it be desired to re lace the bead or to remove the latter for t e purpose of substituting a nez l Dreadily detached after first detachingjhej facing strip.
- the rail H includesan -innerwall 28 and a top 29, the outer edge portion of the latter being depressed as at 30 to form a. pocket 31 corresidin to lthe pocket 17 previously descrl e top 29 'in thisorin is not provided with either afront wall or a lowerbase tlange.
- the facing strip I is rovided -with an upper flange 32 for ⁇ inter ocking enga ement withA the bead-E ⁇ .j and 'with a lower ase flan e 33.
- the base lian 33 extends inwardly yond'the inner wa 28 ofthe rail and'is connected to a base flange 34 of the latter by screws 35e-35. Without further description it is' thought that the features and advantages ofthe invention will bcreadily i ap arentto those gskilled in end .it will 'of course be e base flange 12 of including t J'the bead'fiange and the depressed of the rail, the inne:L
- An edv-e construction for furniture tops includin the combination with a top section, of a bea'extending alon the edge thereof, a supportin rail dis under the to and extending a ong the edge thereof, sai rail having an outer depressed portion forming a resultantl pocket located under /thc edge portion of'the top, said bead having an inwardly extending lange disposed in said pocket, and a facing strip connected to said rail and having an inwardly extending flange disposed within said pocket between the -bead 'flange' and the depressed portion of the rail for retaining said bead in position;
- edge construction for furniture tops including t e combination with a top section, los of abeadexten along the thereof, asup'po ivraildisposedunder cto and extending a oigothe edge thereof, sai .rail bein -formed m-a strip of pressed metal nt longitudinally to form spaced inner and outer walls, a connecting top and a base ange'exteudi'ng inwardly 'from' the lower edge of the front Awall,.and a 'facing strip havingH an inwardly. extending base flange connected to the base flange of the'rail and' havlng its upper-portion connected to' the bead toliold thelatter'in poeitioi'i.
- a connecting top iiida base flange exten wardly from the lower edge ofthe the tion to form aresultant pockfetlocated un- :in inwardly extending base flange connected to the base flange of the rail and havino lts upper portion connected to the bead to hold the latter ,in position, said base flange of sald facing strip extendinggjnwardly beyond the base flanb'eof the rail toform a finger guard.
- Anedge construction for furniture tops includin the combination-with a, top section, of a bea extending along the edge thereof, a supporting rail disposed under thetop and extending along the edge thereof, saidrail bein formed from' a strip of pressed. metal and lbent longitudinallyto formspacedymner and outer walls," a connecting top V4and a base flange extending inwardlyfrom the lower edge of the front wall, 'said'.,connecting top being depressed lalong itsf'oiite'r'edge porder the edge portionfof the-WP., said bead having an inwardly extending .flange dis,- posed in said pocket, the innerA edge 'of said bead fiange terminating inf afdownwardly extendino ⁇ locking flange, and a vfacing 4strip connected to said rail and having an inwardly extending flange disposed said pocket between the bead'fiange 'and the depressed portion of the-rail and cooperating with
- An edve construction for furnituretops including the combination with a top section, of a bead extendingalong the edge-thereof, a support-rail disposed. under thetop and extending along theedge thereof, said rail being formed from a strip-Pofpressed metalF and bent longitudinally Y ⁇ o form" spaced inner and outer wa'lls'a connecting top and a vbase flange extending inwardly from the lower edge'of the front wall, said connecting top being depressed along its outer edge portionA to'form a resultant 'pocketlflocate'd under the edge portion of the top, said bead having an inwardly extending flange dis-I posed in said pocket, the inner edge of said ead flange terminating in a downwardly extending lockingflange, and a facing strip formed of pressed metal and bent longitud- Vinally to form a vertical wall and u per andlower inwardly extending fianges, t e lower flange being connected.
- An edge construction for furniture tops comprising a top, a supporting member carried by the underside of the top and formed to rovide a continuous pocket along the underside of the edge of the top, a bead strip comprising a body having offset flanges one of which is adapted toform the edge of the top and the othe ⁇ of which is adapted to enter said pocket, and a facing strip cooperating with said supporting member to lock the-.bead strip in the pocket and form the 9.l
- An edge construction for furniture' tops consisting of the top, a supporting rail arranged beneath the top and havinga portion thereof spaced from the ⁇ underside of the top to provide a pocket opening at the outer underside of the top, a bead strip comprising a body having oppositely offset flanges 4one of which
- An edge construction for furniture tops comprisin a top member, a supporting member carrie by the underside of the top, a bead stripof angular cross-section located at the edge of the top and having an upright flange and a horizontal flange, and a facing stripadapted to be applied to said-supporting member by movement in a plane parallel lill) to the' table ⁇ top and engaging said bead strip to hold the same in position.
- An edge construction for furniture tops comprising a top member, a supporting member located at the underside of the top, separate bead and facing strip members, the former being of angular formation and havintgione of its fianges adapted to engage with a ace of the top-member, and the 'said facing strip being adapted to be applied to the supportingmember by a'movement in a plane llU parallel tothe top member thereby to engage and hold the bead strip in position.
- 'An 'edge construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member and a covering therefor, a'bead strip extending along the edges of the top member and coveringand concealing the joint therebe tween, a supporting rail carried by the' underside of the top adjacent' the edge I"thereof, and a facing strip having means for interlocking with the bead strip to hold it in place, and means forconnecting the facing strip with thefsaid rail.
- An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member, a covering supported by said top member, a'. bead strip extending along and embracing the top member vand the covering, a supporting member carried by the top member, a facing strip separate from said bead strip but adapted to engage the same to hold it in position, andKmeans for connecting the facing strip with the supporting member.
- An edge ⁇ construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member, a coverin supported by said top member, a bead strip extending along and embracing the edges of the top member and the covering, a supporting member carried by the underside of the top member and spaced from the outer ed e thereof, a facino stri separate from sai bead strip but aldapte to engage the same to hold it in position, and means on said facing strip for connecting it with the supporting member.
- An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination with a top section and a covering therefor, of a bead strip adapted to extend along the edge of the top and the covering, a supporting rail disposed under the top and adjacent the edgev thereof, a facing strip having an offset iange adapted to engage with the bead strip and meilms for fastening the facing strip t the rai 1G.
- An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination with a top section andi/a.
- a bead strip extending along the outer edges of the top section and covering to conceal the joint there-between, a supporting rail carried by the underside of the top section adjacent an edge thereof and having an angularly disposed bottom flange, and a facing strip having offset flanwes at the top and bottom edges thereof, the flange at the top engaging the bead strip and the flange at the bottom extending rearwardly toward the angular flange of the supportlng rail, and means for fastening the said latter flanges together.
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Nov. s, 1928. 1,690,286
J. A. FITCH El' AL EDGE CONSTRUCTION FOR FURNITURE TOPS Filed Maron 51, 1924 2 sheets-Shen 41, 7729.1.
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'Patented Nov. 6, 19218;,
UNITED STATES .PATENT oFFIcE.
JASON A. FITCH AND GEORGE BBAINARD, F YOUNGSTOWN, lOHIO, ASSIGNOBS TO THE GENERAL FIBEPBOOFING COIPANY, 0F YOUNGSTOWN, 0HIO, A CORPORATION orl omo.
i Application :nei )nach s1,
This invention relates to an improved edge provide a neater binding strip at-tlie edge of the linolcumv and to protect the faceL of the binding strip support so that the finished surface will not-be VsoL readily worn away and also making a substantial bindsheet steel and preferably comprises four ing strip which vis-readily placed in position and also readily removed when desired. Another object of the invention is to provide an edging fonthe table which will be of substantial depth to present a good des1 gil further object of, the invention is to' provide a supporting lrail jforthe table top, and a facing strip for `the rail which is inset from the outer face' of the edging bead l whereby 'the latter will protect the former from becoming injured or otherwise marred. With the above and other objects in view i which will more readily appear'as the nature of the invention is betterl understood,
the same consists in the novel construction,
combination yand arrangement of parts hereinafter more fully described, illustrated Aand claimed. Y. In the accompanying drawings Figure 1 is a detail vertical sectional view through-a 'table top constructed in accordance with our'invention.x
Figure 2 is a perspective view of the parts forming the edgingof the table.
. Figure 3 is a bottom plan' 'view of Vthe table top and taken on 'the line'3-4-3 of Fig-l i ure 1.
Figure 4 is a detail el'evation'showing the meetlngends of the facing strip and the' +o means for fastening thelends of the facing strip to the supporting rail, and
Like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several figures of the drawings.
- In embodying the invention in :'Lmetallic furniture top .or platen for a' desk or. table,
5'" the-top A is fitted with edgingB which preferablyconsists-of a supporting rail C, a facing strip D, and a bead E for protecting the edges ofthe linol'eum F or other EDGE CONSTRUCTION ron FURNITURE Tors.
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covering'which may be cemented or otherwise secured to .the upper surface of the top or platen to provide a composite furniture top.
The table top A is secured to the rail C and the facing stripD is in turn supported bythe rail and cooperates with the bead abutment E to lock the latter in position.
The rail C may be formed from pressed sections 5, V 6, 7 and 8 which are respectively disposed under the edge portions of the tabletop and offset .inwardly a short dis-w tance from the edges of said top. .Each of these sections is bent longitudinally to form in crosssection a rectangularv construction -comprising aninner wall 9, an outer wall welded to the table top A as indicated at 15.'
The outer portion of each connecting top portion 11 is depressed as indicated at 16 t 'form a resultant pocket 17 betweensaid depressed portion ,16 and the outer edge portion of. the table top A. i
The edges of the surfacing materialF of the table top are preferably beveled as' at 18 and the metallic bead E which is formed of a single length for the four sides of the table top-is disposed'along the beveled edge 18 and has its en'ds 19-19 disposed in abuttingrelation. In order to retain this beadv Vin position, we have provided the same with aninwardly extending flange 20 which projects into the pocket'17. The inner 'end ofv this flange 20 is formed with a downturned v-lip 21 which lies near the back of the pocket.
The facing strip'D is likewise formed of pressed sheet steel and Preferably is formed from a single length.` This. strip is bent longitudinally to form an upper bead keeper :flange 22 and a lower retaining or base flange 23. This facing strip .surrounds the sections' of the rail 'C and the ends 24-24 thereof are disposed in abutting relation as 'shown in Figure 4. The upper flange 22 of the facingstrip projects into the pocket 17 between the inwardly extending iange 20 of the bead E and the depressed portion 16` of the rail, the inner edge ofthe flange 22 cooperating with the depending flange v2l of the' be'adto lock the latter 1n position. The lower or base Han e 23 of 'the Afacing strip D extends under ti the rail and has an inwardly extending pro- ]ection 25 which constitutes a finger guard. The extension or guard 25 is raised above the plane of the base flan e 23 through the medium of a lockin shou der 26 which cooperates with the inner edge of. the base Ysurfacing material F, the bead may flange 12 of the rail to provi e an interlockin or retaining engagement between the rail and the facing strip, J
VIn orderto securely hold the abutting end portions of the facing strip D a ainst movement screws 27-27 may beA Iemp oyed, the same being -disposed on opposite sides of the abutting edges 24 of the base and engage the base fianges 23 and 12 of the str1 and rail respectively. Tlhe outer face of thefacing strip D is inset relative to the outer face of the bead' E whereby the latter will protect the formerfrom becoming disgured or marred.
If the table or other article is provided with a drawer G,' which is disposed directly under the edgi'n B, 'the guard25 will prevent the fingers rom being pinched between the base flange 23 and the drawer upon outward movement of the latter.
. From the foregoingi'it will be observed that the invention provides aftable or other' article with a detachable bead which is rel tained in position througligan interlocking connection with a facing strip which in turn has an interlocking engagement with a sup- 1 porting rail. Consequeny, should it be desired to re lace the bead or to remove the latter for t e purpose of substituting a nez l Dreadily detached after first detachingjhej facing strip.
In the. modified form shown in Figure 5, we have .illustrated a slightly differentconstruction of a rail and a facing strip. In this form the rail H includesan -innerwall 28 and a top 29, the outer edge portion of the latter being depressed as at 30 to form a. pocket 31 corresidin to lthe pocket 17 previously descrl e top 29 'in thisorin is not provided with either afront wall or a lowerbase tlange. The facing strip I is rovided -with an upper flange 32 for `inter ocking enga ement withA the bead-E` .j and 'with a lower ase flan e 33. The base lian 33 extends inwardly yond'the inner wa 28 ofthe rail and'is connected to a base flange 34 of the latter by screws 35e-35. Without further description it is' thought that the features and advantages ofthe invention will bcreadily i ap arentto those gskilled in end .it will 'of course be e base flange 12 of including t J'the bead'fiange and the depressed of the rail, the inne:L
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Lacasse understoodthat changes 'in the form, proportion and minor details of construction may be resorted to without departing from' the spirit of the invention and scope of the ap nded claims.
e claim 1. An edv-e construction for furniture tops includin the combination with a top section, of a bea'extending alon the edge thereof, a supportin rail dis under the to and extending a ong the edge thereof, sai rail having an outer depressed portion forming a resultantl pocket located under /thc edge portion of'the top, said bead having an inwardly extending lange disposed in said pocket, and a facing strip connected to said rail and having an inwardly extending flange disposed within said pocket between the -bead 'flange' and the depressed portion of the rail for retaining said bead in position; 1
2. An edgle construction for furniture tops e combination with a top section, 'of a bead extending along the thereof, a supportind rail disposed under t e top and extending long the edge thereof, said\rail having` an'outer depressed portion forming a resultant pocket .locatedunder the edge portion of thetop, said .bead having an inwardly extending flange in`said pocket, and a acing strip connected to extending et between rtion flange said rail and havin an inwardl flange disposed wit said'poclvr edge of the terminating in a downwardl extendingr locking flange cooperating with the rai to retain the bead-1n tion.v 3. edge construction for furniture tops including t e combination with a top section, los of abeadexten along the thereof, asup'po ivraildisposedunder cto and extending a oigothe edge thereof, sai .rail bein -formed m-a strip of pressed metal nt longitudinally to form spaced inner and outer walls, a connecting top and a base ange'exteudi'ng inwardly 'from' the lower edge of the front Awall,.and a 'facing strip havingH an inwardly. extending base flange connected to the base flange of the'rail and' havlng its upper-portion connected to' the bead toliold thelatter'in poeitioi'i.
4'. An construction for furniture tops including e 'combination with a top section and a-drawer slidably mounted therebe- 11S" neath, of a bead extending al thereof a supportingrail under the top'and extending alo .the edge thereof, said rail being orm from a'atriofY pressed metal and bent longitudinalll; Ato
flange orm spaced inner and outer walls, a connecting top iiida base flange exten wardly from the lower edge ofthe the tion to form aresultant pockfetlocated un- :in inwardly extending base flange connected to the base flange of the rail and havino lts upper portion connected to the bead to hold the latter ,in position, said base flange of sald facing strip extendinggjnwardly beyond the base flanb'eof the rail toform a finger guard.
5. Anedge construction for furniture tops includin the combination-with a, top section, of a bea extending along the edge thereof, a supporting rail disposed under thetop and extending along the edge thereof, saidrail bein formed from' a strip of pressed. metal and lbent longitudinallyto formspacedymner and outer walls," a connecting top V4and a base flange extending inwardlyfrom the lower edge of the front wall, 'said'.,connecting top being depressed lalong itsf'oiite'r'edge porder the edge portionfof the-WP., said bead having an inwardly extending .flange dis,- posed in said pocket, the innerA edge 'of said bead fiange terminating inf afdownwardly extendino` locking flange, and a vfacing 4strip connected to said rail and having an inwardly extending flange disposed said pocket between the bead'fiange 'and the depressed portion of the-rail and cooperating with the locking flange of the fbead to retain ,the latter in position.
6. An edve construction for furnituretops including the combination with a top section, of a bead extendingalong the edge-thereof, a support-rail disposed. under thetop and extending along theedge thereof, said rail being formed from a strip-Pofpressed metalF and bent longitudinally Y{o form" spaced inner and outer wa'lls'a connecting top and a vbase flange extending inwardly from the lower edge'of the front wall, said connecting top being depressed along its outer edge portionA to'form a resultant 'pocketlflocate'd under the edge portion of the top, said bead having an inwardly extending flange dis-I posed in said pocket, the inner edge of said ead flange terminating in a downwardly extending lockingflange, and a facing strip formed of pressed metal and bent longitud- Vinally to form a vertical wall and u per andlower inwardly extending fianges, t e lower flange being connected. to the rail and the upper flange fitted within the pocket located between the rail andthe desk top and cooper'- ating with the downwardly extending bead flange to retain the bead in posit-ion-` f?. An edge construction for furniture tops comprising a top, a supporting member carried by the underside of the top and formed to rovide a continuous pocket along the underside of the edge of the top, a bead strip comprising a body having offset flanges one of which is adapted toform the edge of the top and the othe` of which is adapted to enter said pocket, and a facing strip cooperating with said supporting member to lock the-.bead strip in the pocket and form the 9.l An edge construction for furniture' tops consisting of the top, a supporting rail arranged beneath the top and havinga portion thereof spaced from the `underside of the top to provide a pocket opening at the outer underside of the top, a bead strip comprising a body having oppositely offset flanges 4one of which is adapted to embrace the edge of the table top and the other of which enters Y said pocket, and a facing strip of substantially channel shaped cross section having one of its anges adapted to also enter the pocket thereby to hold the facing strip in place and means for securing thev other flange to said rail.
10. An edge construction for furniture tops comprisin a top member, a supporting member carrie by the underside of the top, a bead stripof angular cross-section located at the edge of the top and having an upright flange and a horizontal flange, and a facing stripadapted to be applied to said-supporting member by movement in a plane parallel lill) to the' table `top and engaging said bead strip to hold the same in position.
, 11. An edge construction for furniture tops, comprising a top member, a supporting member located at the underside of the top, separate bead and facing strip members, the former being of angular formation and havintgione of its fianges adapted to engage with a ace of the top-member, and the 'said facing strip being adapted to be applied to the supportingmember by a'movement in a plane llU parallel tothe top member thereby to engage and hold the bead strip in position.
12. 'An 'edge construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member and a covering therefor, a'bead strip extending along the edges of the top member and coveringand concealing the joint therebe tween, a supporting rail carried by the' underside of the top adjacent' the edge I"thereof, and a facing strip having means for interlocking with the bead strip to hold it in place, and means forconnecting the facing strip with thefsaid rail.
'13. An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member, a covering supported by said top member, a'. bead strip extending along and embracing the top member vand the covering, a supporting member carried by the top member, a facing strip separate from said bead strip but adapted to engage the same to hold it in position, andKmeans for connecting the facing strip with the supporting member.
l14. An edge `construction for furniture tops including in combination, a top member, a coverin supported by said top member, a bead strip extending along and embracing the edges of the top member and the covering, a supporting member carried by the underside of the top member and spaced from the outer ed e thereof, a facino stri separate from sai bead strip but aldapte to engage the same to hold it in position, and means on said facing strip for connecting it with the supporting member.
l5. An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination with a top section and a covering therefor, of a bead strip adapted to extend along the edge of the top and the covering, a supporting rail disposed under the top and adjacent the edgev thereof, a facing strip having an offset iange adapted to engage with the bead strip and meilms for fastening the facing strip t the rai 1G. An edge construction for furniture tops including in combination with a top section andi/a. covering therefor, of a bead strip extending along the outer edges of the top section and covering to conceal the joint there-between, a supporting rail carried by the underside of the top section adjacent an edge thereof and having an angularly disposed bottom flange, and a facing strip having offset flanwes at the top and bottom edges thereof, the flange at the top engaging the bead strip and the flange at the bottom extending rearwardly toward the angular flange of the supportlng rail, and means for fastening the said latter flanges together.
111/V testimony whereof we hereunto affix our signatures. v
JASON A. FITCH. A GEORGE C. BRAINARD.
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