US2005082451A1PendingUtilityA1

Combined curtail rod and shade assembly

Priority: Oct 20, 2003Filed: Oct 20, 2003Published: Apr 21, 2005
Est. expiryOct 20, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Robert Serina
A47H 2001/021A47H 1/14E06B 9/42
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Abstract

A combined curtain rod and shade assembly having two opposing corners attached to sheet rock with studs and a window having a pair of conforming and opposing virtually 90 degree angled members for meeting the corner between the window and the frame, in which, on the side of each, is presented a coupling device for acceptance of a rod for a shade assembly, on the 90 degree recess a coupling device for enabling at least one curtain rod assembly for hookable assemblage such that the distance traversed between the two member portions is effectively the width of the window; and an adhesive material on the rear portion of each of said angled member portions. The curtain rod and shade assembly further having a multiplicity of screw holes and screws of such length sufficient to enable passage through the sheet rock and into the studs.

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1 . A combined curtain rod and shade assembly for a windowed device having two opposing corners attached to sheet rock with studs therebehind and a window therebetween having a frame, comprising: 
 (a) a pair of conforming and opposing virtually 90 degree angled member portions for meeting the corner between the window and the frame, having a rear portion thereto, in which, on the side of each, is presented a coupling device for acceptance of a rod for a shade assembly, on the 90 degree recess a coupling device for enabling at least one curtain rod assembly for hookable assemblage such that the distance traversed between the two member portions is effectively the width of the window;    (B) an adhesive material on the rear portion of each of said angled member portions;    (C) a multiplicity of screw holes and screws of such length sufficient to enable passage through the sheet rock and into the studs.

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