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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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- A47B13/08—Table tops; Rims therefor
- A47B13/086—Table tops provided with a protecting coating made of veneer, linoleum, paper or the like
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- the cover of this invention comprises a piece of yieldable material, such as a piece of woven fabric.
- the piece of material is shaped generally to the surface it is intended to cover.
- a pocket is formed around the perimeter of the shaped material either by hemming the material or placing a second shaped piece of material against it and hemming the two together.
- One portion of the pocket is larger than the rest of the pocket.
- An elastic band is placed in the pocket and each end is connected to a piece of pressure fastening material.
- Each piece of pressure fastening material is small enough to fit in the larger portion of the pocket, and large enough not to slide into the smaller portion of the pocket.
- a first piece of pressure fastening means has on one side a plurality of upright hooks, which may be formed from synthetic threads, as is described in the United States patent to George de Mestral, 2,717,437, issued September 13, 1955.
- the second piece of pressure fastening means may have a surface similar to the surface with the hooks described for thel first fastening means, with the plane of its hooks offset with respect to the plane of the hooks of the first piece of material, or may be a surface with a plurality of loops, such as loops of threads.
- the piece of material -used in this invention may be placed over a surface, such as a table top, and snugly drawn around the surface by stretching the elastic band in the pocket around the perimeter of the material.
- a surface such as a table top
- the tension of the elastic band may be held by pressing together the two pieces of pressure fastening material. Since each of the two pieces of pressure fastening material may be made of woven material, they may be neatly folded and thus make a firm, non-bulging fastening.
- Prior art adjustable coversof this type have the problem of an unsightly bulging at the point of fastening, and further, are limited in more finite steps as to the point along their lengths at which they could be fastened.
- a first piece of the material having on one surface a plurality of upright hooks, the second piece of material having on another surface a plurality of loops, the hooks and loops 3,295,577 Patented Jan. 3, 1967 ICC capable of forming a firm fastening wherever pressed together.
- a portion of the pocket being enlarged to accept the pieces of fastening material which are in turn to large to enter the rest of the pocket.
- FIGURE 1 is a side view of a substantially rectangular table having the cover of this invention adjusted thereon;
- FIGURE 2 is a sectional view of FIGURE 1 taken along the line 2-2 which shows a bottom view of the table with the cover of this invention thereon; f
- FIGURE 3 is a plan View of the cover of this invention showing t-he pockets in the perimeter of the material, the elastic band within the pocket, and the point of fastening;
- FIGURE 4 is an enlarged portion of FIGURE 3 which more clearly shows the enlarged portion of the larger pocket in which the pair of pressure fastening means are retained, and also the apertures through whichthe fastening means extends;
- FIGURE 5 is an enlarged view of the pressure fastening means showing one surface having a plurality of upright hooks, and another surface having a plurality of loops.
- FIGURE 1 there is disclosed a substantially rectangular table, indicated generally at 11. Covering the surface of the table 11 is an adjustable peripheral cover 12, comprising a yieldable material such as a woven fabric. Also shown is a fastening means 13.
- FIGURE 2 is a sectional View of the table of FIGURE 1 taken along the line 2--2.
- FIGURE 2 again shows table 11, adjustable cover 12, and fastening means 13.
- FIGURE 3 is a plan view of the adjustable cover 12.
- a pair of hem lines 19 and 20 define a pocket 17 which extends substantially around the entire perimeter of material 12.
- An elastic band 16 is placed within pocket 17, and connected to fastening means 13.
- Lines 19 and 20 also define a larger pocket 18, wide enough to accept fastening means 13, which fastening means 13 is too wide to slide into pocket 17.
- FIGURE 4 is an enlarged view of FIGURE 3 which more clearly shows how lines 19 and 20 define larger vpocket 18.
- FIGURE 4 also discloses a pair of apertures:
- Fastening means 13 is comprised of a first piece 14 and a second piece 15.
- Piece 14 extends through aperture 24, and piece 15 ⁇ extends through aperture 25.
- FIGURE 5 is an enlarged view of fastening means 13 which shows a side of piece 14 having a plurality of loops 22, which loops 22 may be made of threads woven into piece 14, and piece 15 having a side containing a plurality of upright hooks 23, which hooks 23 may be a plurality of synthetic threads Woven into piece 15.
- cover 12 is generally shaped or formed to the surface which it is intended to cover, suc-h as the substantially rectangular surface of the top of table 11 of FIGURE 1.
- Cover 12 is placed over the table top with pockets 17 and 18 and fastening means 13 extending generally below the surface of the table top, as shown in FIGURE 2.
- Pieces 14 and 15 are grasped and individually pulled to expand elastic band 16 within pocket 17.
- the expansion of elastic band 16 has caused a sufficient adjustment in cover 12 to make it substani tially smooth across the top of table 11, the loops 22 of piece 14 are pressed against hooks 23 of piece 15 to form a fastening.
- Pieces 14 and 15 of fastening means 13 may be of a yield-l able woven material, such that unused portions may be neatly folded so as to form a non-bulging fastening.
- this invention as described comprises a unique and improved adjustable cover providing a non-bulging, firm fastening means capable of varying the adjustment of a peripheral cover, and further provides means for making the fastening means available to the user when desired.
- An adjustable peripheral cover comprising:
- said first and second portions capable of forming a substantially non-bulging, firm fastening when pressed together, and being of sufficient length to vary the expansion of said elastic band when pressed together at any point.
- An adjustable cover comprising:
- a first pocket formed by hemming a second formed section of yieldable material to said first section along a first line parallel to the perimeter of said first section;
- a second pocket formed by hemming said second sec# ⁇ tion to said first section along a second line parallel to the perimeter of said material, said second pocket being narrower than said first pocket and opening into said first pocket at two ends thereof;
- first and second mating pressure fastening means each being wider than said first pocket and narrower than said second pocket, and each being connected to opposite ends of said elastic band;
- said first pocket having at least one aperture formed therein through which said first and means extend;
- said first fastening means having on a surface a plurality of upright hooks, and said second fastening means having on another surface a plurality of loops, so that a firm fastening is made when any point upon the length of said first fastening means is pressed against any point along the length of said second fastening means, a significant force being required j to open the fastening;
- said first and second fastening means having a sufficient length to significantly vary the expansion of said elastic band by varying the point of fastening along the respective lengths.
- a first Woven means having a first side including a plurality of upright threads in the shape of hooks
- a second woven means Ihaving a second side including a plurality of threads in the shape of loops;
- said first and second woven means providing a firm fastening when any point along the length of said first side is pressed against any point along the length of said second side;
- said first and second woven means having sufiicient length to significantly vary the expansion of the elastic band by varying the point at which said first and second sides are pressed together.
- said second side of said second woven means includes a second plurality of upright threads in the shape of hooks, the plane of the hooks on said second side being transverse with respect to the plane of the hooks on said first side.
- said first and second woven means are wider than the pocket formed by the hemming
- a portion of the hemming is laterally offset with respect to the rest of the hemming to form another pocket wider than said first and second woven means;
- said first and second woven means are placed in said another pocket.
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United States Patent NC) 3,295,577 COVER APPARATUS OR THE LIKE Lorraine T. Danielson, 3816 Beau d Rue, St. Paul, Minn. 55111 Filed Feb. 5, 1965, Ser. No. 430,597 6 Claims. (Cl. 150-52) This invention relates to peripheral covers and more particularly to an adjustable cover capable of being tightened over a surface, such as a table top.
Briefly described, the cover of this invention comprises a piece of yieldable material, such as a piece of woven fabric. The piece of material is shaped generally to the surface it is intended to cover. A pocket is formed around the perimeter of the shaped material either by hemming the material or placing a second shaped piece of material against it and hemming the two together. One portion of the pocket is larger than the rest of the pocket. An elastic band is placed in the pocket and each end is connected to a piece of pressure fastening material. Each piece of pressure fastening material is small enough to fit in the larger portion of the pocket, and large enough not to slide into the smaller portion of the pocket. There are apertures in the larger portion of the pocket through which each of the pressure fastening means extends. A first piece of pressure fastening means has on one side a plurality of upright hooks, which may be formed from synthetic threads, as is described in the United States patent to George de Mestral, 2,717,437, issued September 13, 1955. The second piece of pressure fastening means may have a surface similar to the surface with the hooks described for thel first fastening means, with the plane of its hooks offset with respect to the plane of the hooks of the first piece of material, or may be a surface with a plurality of loops, such as loops of threads. When the first and second pieces of pressure fastening material are pressed together at any point there is a firm fastening made by either hook grabbing hook, or hook grabhing loop.
The piece of material -used in this invention may be placed over a surface, such as a table top, and snugly drawn around the surface by stretching the elastic band in the pocket around the perimeter of the material. When sufciently adjusted so that the surface of the table top is smooth, the tension of the elastic band may be held by pressing together the two pieces of pressure fastening material. Since each of the two pieces of pressure fastening material may be made of woven material, they may be neatly folded and thus make a firm, non-bulging fastening. Prior art adjustable coversof this type have the problem of an unsightly bulging at the point of fastening, and further, are limited in more finite steps as to the point along their lengths at which they could be fastened.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide an adjustable peripheral cover having substantially nonbulging fastening means connected to an elastic band used to adjust the cover.
It is another object of this invention to lprovide an adjustable cover, having in a pocket around its perimeter an elastic band, and having the expansion of the elastic band held by pressing together two pieces of material, one of which has a plurality of upright hooks, and the other of which has either another plurality of hooks or a plurality of loops.
It is a further object of this invention to provide an improved adjustable cover having an elastic band in a pocket around its perimeter, which band is connected at each end to a piece of woven fastening material. A first piece of the material having on one surface a plurality of upright hooks, the second piece of material having on another surface a plurality of loops, the hooks and loops 3,295,577 Patented Jan. 3, 1967 ICC capable of forming a firm fastening wherever pressed together. A portion of the pocket being enlarged to accept the pieces of fastening material which are in turn to large to enter the rest of the pocket.
These and other objects of this invention will become apparent upon consideration of the accompanying claims, specification and drawings, of which:
FIGURE 1 is a side view of a substantially rectangular table having the cover of this invention adjusted thereon;
FIGURE 2 is a sectional view of FIGURE 1 taken along the line 2-2 which shows a bottom view of the table with the cover of this invention thereon; f
FIGURE 3 is a plan View of the cover of this invention showing t-he pockets in the perimeter of the material, the elastic band within the pocket, and the point of fastening;
FIGURE 4 is an enlarged portion of FIGURE 3 which more clearly shows the enlarged portion of the larger pocket in which the pair of pressure fastening means are retained, and also the apertures through whichthe fastening means extends; and
FIGURE 5 is an enlarged view of the pressure fastening means showing one surface having a plurality of upright hooks, and another surface having a plurality of loops.
In FIGURE 1 there is disclosed a substantially rectangular table, indicated generally at 11. Covering the surface of the table 11 is an adjustable peripheral cover 12, comprising a yieldable material such as a woven fabric. Also shown is a fastening means 13.
FIGURE 2 is a sectional View of the table of FIGURE 1 taken along the line 2--2. FIGURE 2 again shows table 11, adjustable cover 12, and fastening means 13.
' FIGURE 3 is a plan view of the adjustable cover 12. A pair of hem lines 19 and 20 define a pocket 17 which extends substantially around the entire perimeter of material 12. An elastic band 16 is placed within pocket 17, and connected to fastening means 13. Lines 19 and 20 also define a larger pocket 18, wide enough to accept fastening means 13, which fastening means 13 is too wide to slide into pocket 17.
FIGURE 4 is an enlarged view of FIGURE 3 which more clearly shows how lines 19 and 20 define larger vpocket 18. FIGURE 4 also discloses a pair of apertures:
24 and 25 formed in pocket 18. Fastening means 13 is comprised of a first piece 14 and a second piece 15. Piece 14 extends through aperture 24, and piece 15` extends through aperture 25.
FIGURE 5 is an enlarged view of fastening means 13 which shows a side of piece 14 having a plurality of loops 22, which loops 22 may be made of threads woven into piece 14, and piece 15 having a side containing a plurality of upright hooks 23, which hooks 23 may be a plurality of synthetic threads Woven into piece 15.
For proper operation of the apparatus of this invention, it is assumed that cover 12 is generally shaped or formed to the surface which it is intended to cover, suc-h as the substantially rectangular surface of the top of table 11 of FIGURE 1. Cover 12 is placed over the table top with pockets 17 and 18 and fastening means 13 extending generally below the surface of the table top, as shown in FIGURE 2. Pieces 14 and 15 are grasped and individually pulled to expand elastic band 16 within pocket 17. When the expansion of elastic band 16 :has caused a sufficient adjustment in cover 12 to make it substani tially smooth across the top of table 11, the loops 22 of piece 14 are pressed against hooks 23 of piece 15 to form a fastening. Since hooks 23 will firmly grasp loops 22 when pressed together at any point along the respective lengths of pieces 14 and 15 of fastening means 13, any degree of expansion of elastic band 16 may be maintained, limited only by the lengths of pieces 14 and 15. Pieces 14 and 15 of fastening means 13 may be of a yield-l able woven material, such that unused portions may be neatly folded so as to form a non-bulging fastening.
By reference to FIGURE 4,`it will become apparent that though pieces 14 and 15 of fastening means 13 are narrow enough to easily slide within pocket 18, they are too Wide to slide into pocket 17, and therefore will always be available to a user in pocket 18, and not be lost into pocket 17 due to full contraction of elastic band 16.
It is thus apparent that this invention as described comprises a unique and improved adjustable cover providing a non-bulging, firm fastening means capable of varying the adjustment of a peripheral cover, and further provides means for making the fastening means available to the user when desired.
It will be obvious t-hat the general principles herein disclosed may be embodied in many forms other than that specifically illustrated without departing from the spirit of the invention as defined in the following claims.
What is claimed is:
1. An adjustable peripheral cover comprising:
a section of yieldable material;
a pocket formed by said material extending substantially around the perimeter of said material;
an elastic band placed within said pocket;
first and second portions of mating hook and eye pressure fastening means;
said first and second portions connected, respectively,
to rst and second ends of said elastic band, and extending through first and second apertures formed in said pocket; and
said first and second portions capable of forming a substantially non-bulging, firm fastening when pressed together, and being of sufficient length to vary the expansion of said elastic band when pressed together at any point.
2. The adjustable peripheral cover of claim 1 in which said pocket is formed by folding over the edges of said section of yieldable material and fastening the folded edges to said material.
3. An adjustable cover comprising:
a first formed section of yieldable material;
a first pocket formed by hemming a second formed section of yieldable material to said first section along a first line parallel to the perimeter of said first section;
a second pocket formed by hemming said second sec#` tion to said first section along a second line parallel to the perimeter of said material, said second pocket being narrower than said first pocket and opening into said first pocket at two ends thereof;
and elastic band narrower than said second pocket and placed therein;
first and second mating pressure fastening means each being wider than said first pocket and narrower than said second pocket, and each being connected to opposite ends of said elastic band;
said first pocket having at least one aperture formed therein through which said first and means extend;
said first fastening means having on a surface a plurality of upright hooks, and said second fastening means having on another surface a plurality of loops, so that a firm fastening is made when any point upon the length of said first fastening means is pressed against any point along the length of said second fastening means, a significant force being required j to open the fastening; and
said first and second fastening means having a sufficient length to significantly vary the expansion of said elastic band by varying the point of fastening along the respective lengths.
4. In an adjustable cover in which an elastic band is placed in a pocket formed by hemming a shaped piece of second fastening material, and in which fastening means are attached to i ends of the elastic band and made accessible external to the pocket for adjusting the expansion of the elastic band, the improvement in which the fastening means comprises:
a first Woven means having a first side including a plurality of upright threads in the shape of hooks;
a second woven means Ihaving a second side including a plurality of threads in the shape of loops;
said first and second woven means providing a firm fastening when any point along the length of said first side is pressed against any point along the length of said second side; and
said first and second woven means having sufiicient length to significantly vary the expansion of the elastic band by varying the point at which said first and second sides are pressed together.
5. The improvement in the adjustable cover as described in claim 4 in which said second side of said second woven means includes a second plurality of upright threads in the shape of hooks, the plane of the hooks on said second side being transverse with respect to the plane of the hooks on said first side.
6. The improvement in the adjustable cover of claim 4 in which:
said first and second woven means are wider than the pocket formed by the hemming;
a portion of the hemming is laterally offset with respect to the rest of the hemming to form another pocket wider than said first and second woven means; and
said first and second woven means are placed in said another pocket.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,219,790 3/1917 Taylor 108-90 2,486,320 10/1949 Ost 150-52 X 3,185,197 5/1965 Spiro et al 150-5 FOREIGN PATENTS 128,113 5/1950 Sweden.
FRANKLIN T. GARRETT, Primary Examiner.
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1. AN ADJUSTABLE PERIPHERAL COVER COMPRISING: A SECTION OF YIELDABLE MATERIAL; A POCKET FORMED BY SAID MATERIAL EXTENDING SUBSTANTIALLY AROUND THE PERIMETER OF SAID MATERIAL; AN ELASTIC BAND PLACED WITHIN SAID POCKET; FIRST AND SECOND PORTIONS OF MATING HOOK AND EYE PRESSURE FASTENING MEANS; SAID FIRST AND SECOND PORTIONS CONNECTED, RESPECTIVELY, TO FIRST AND SECOND ENDS OF SAID ELASTIC BAND, AND EXTENDING THROUGH FIRST AND SECOND APERTURES FORMED IN SAID POCKET; AND SAID FIRST AND SECOND PORTIONS CAPABLE OF FORMING A SUBSTANTIALLY NON-BULGING, FIRM FASTENING WHEN PRESSED TOGETHER, AND BEING OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH TO VARY THE EXPANSION OF SAID ELASTIC BAND WHEN PRESSED TOGETHER AT ANY POINT.
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