A window covering includes a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, a drive shaft, a spring motor operably connected to the drive shaft, and a retractable cord lift assembly operably connected to the drive shaft and including a spool member operably connected to a wand assembly by a cord, a clutch connected to the spool member and configured to selectively engage the drive shaft. The second rail is configured to be repositioned relative to the first rail, and in response the drive shaft is configured to rotate relative to the clutch in a first direction and a second direction. Actuation of the wand assembly is configured to rotate the spool member in the first direction, and in response the clutch is configured to engage the drive shaft to rotate the drive shaft in the first direction, moving the second rail relative to the first rail.
E06B 9/322 - Details of operating devices, e.g. pulleys, brakes, spring drums, drives
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
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HYBRID RETRACTABLE LIFT SYSTEM FOR A WINDOW COVERING
A window covering includes a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, a drive shaft, a spring motor operably connected to the drive shaft, and a retractable cord lift assembly operably connected to the drive shaft and including a spool member operably connected to a wand assembly by a cord, a clutch connected to the spool member and configured to selectively engage the drive shaft. The second rail is configured to be repositioned relative to the first rail, and in response the drive shaft is configured to rotate relative to the clutch in a first direction and a second direction. Actuation of the wand assembly is configured to rotate the spool member in the first direction, and in response the clutch is configured to engage the drive shaft to rotate the drive shaft in the first direction, moving the second rail relative to the first rail.
A cellular shade includes a first, woven fabric material having a first upper surface, a first lower surface, and a first outer edge surface extending between the first upper surface and the first lower surface. The first fabric material has a first thickness as measured between the first upper surface and the first lower surface along a first direction. The cellular shade also includes a second, unwoven fabric material having a second upper surface, a second lower surface, and a second outer edge surface extending between the second upper surface and the second lower surface. The second fabric material has a second thickness as measured between the second upper surface and the second lower surface along the first direction. The first outer edge surface faces the second outer edge surface along a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction. The cellular shade also includes a layer of adhesive coupled to both the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material. The layer of adhesive overlaps both the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material, defining an adhesive joint between the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material.
E06B 9/262 - Lamellar or like blinds, e.g. venetian blinds with flexibly-interconnected horizontal or vertical stripsConcertina blinds
B32B 3/12 - Layered products comprising a layer with external or internal discontinuities or unevennesses, or a layer of non-planar shapeLayered products comprising a layer having particular features of form characterised by a discontinuous layer, i.e. apertured or formed of separate pieces of material characterised by a layer of regularly-arranged cells whether integral or formed individually or by conjunction of separate strips, e.g. honeycomb structure
B32B 7/12 - Interconnection of layers using interposed adhesives or interposed materials with bonding properties
B32B 7/14 - Interconnection of layers using interposed adhesives or interposed materials with bonding properties applied in spaced arrangements, e.g. in stripes
B32B 37/12 - Methods or apparatus for laminating, e.g. by curing or by ultrasonic bonding characterised by using adhesives
E06B 9/266 - Devices or accessories for making or mounting lamellar blinds or parts thereof
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ADHESIVE JOINT BETWEEN WOVEN AND NONWOVEN FABRIC FOR A CELLULAR SHADE
A cellular shade includes a first, woven fabric material having a first upper surface, a first lower surface, and a first outer edge surface extending between the first upper surface and the first lower surface. The first fabric material has a first thickness as measured between the first upper surface and the first lower surface along a first direction. The cellular shade also includes a second, unwoven fabric material having a second upper surface, a second lower surface, and a second outer edge surface extending between the second upper surface and the second lower surface. The second fabric material has a second thickness as measured between the second upper surface and the second lower surface along the first direction. The first outer edge surface faces the second outer edge surface along a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction. The cellular shade also includes a layer of adhesive coupled to both the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material. The layer of adhesive overlaps both the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material, defining an adhesive joint between the first, woven fabric material and the second, nonwoven fabric material.
A roller shade assembly includes a roller tube, a first spring assembly and a second spring assembly received by the roller tube, the first spring assembly including a first shaft received by a first housing, a first spring member connected at one end to the first housing and at an opposite end to the first shaft, the second spring assembly including a second shaft received by a second housing, a second spring member connected at one end to the second housing and at an opposite end to the second shaft, and a connection assembly including a connector defining a shaft and a locking member, the first shaft is configured to engage the shaft defined by the connector, and the second housing is configured to engage the locking member defined by the connector to connect the first spring assembly and the second spring assembly in series.
E06B 9/80 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling
E06B 9/88 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling automatic for limiting unrolling
A member configured to connect a roller tube of a roller shade to a motor, the member includes a body defining a plurality of first outer walls and a plurality of second outer walls, the first outer walls being offset from the second outer walls, and a mounting hub defining an aperture through the body, the mounting hub is configured to engage a drive shaft of the motor. In addition, a crown member configured to engage an end of a roller tube of a roller shade, the crown member includes an internal aperture defined by a crown member body, and a plurality of arms that project away from the internal aperture, each of the plurality of arms being oriented at an oblique angle to the internal aperture.
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
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CORD LOCK ACTUATION ASSEMBLY FOR A CONTINUOUS LOOPED OPERATOR
An actuation assembly for a continuous looped operator includes a slide assembly configured to laterally slide in a first direction and a second direction opposite the first direction, a first cord engagement member carried by the slide assembly, a second cord engagement member carried by the slide assembly, and a selector switch connected to the slide assembly, the selector switch receives a portion of the first cord engagement member and a portion of the second cord engagement member, the selector switch configured to move relative to the slide assembly between a first position and a second position.
E06B 9/322 - Details of operating devices, e.g. pulleys, brakes, spring drums, drives
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
An actuation assembly for a continuous looped operator includes a slide assembly configured to laterally slide in a first direction and a second direction opposite the first direction, a first cord engagement member carried by the slide assembly, a second cord engagement member carried by the slide assembly, and a selector switch connected to the slide assembly, the selector switch receives a portion of the first cord engagement member and a portion of the second cord engagement member, the selector switch configured to move relative to the slide assembly between a first position and a second position.
A motorized shade assembly includes a motor assembly operably connected to adjust a position of a covering relative to an architectural opening, a bracket assembly for supporting the motor assembly relative to the architectural opening, and a control wand assembly coupled to the motor assembly by a ball and socket connection, wherein one of a ball joint or a socket is coupled to a portion of the motor assembly, and the other of the socket or the ball joint is coupled to the control wand assembly, the socket receives the ball joint to selectively connect the control wand assembly to the motor assembly.
A motorized shade assembly includes a motor assembly operably connected to adjust a position of a covering relative to an architectural opening, a bracket assembly for supporting the motor assembly relative to the architectural opening, and a control wand assembly coupled to the motor assembly by a ball and socket connection, wherein one of a ball joint or a socket is coupled to a portion of the motor assembly, and the other of the socket or the ball joint is coupled to the control wand assembly, the socket receives the ball joint to selectively connect the control wand assembly to the motor assembly.
A motorized shade assembly includes a motor assembly operably connected to adjust a position of a covering relative to an architectural opening, a bracket assembly for supporting the motor assembly relative to the architectural opening, and a control wand assembly coupled to the motor assembly by a ball and socket connection, wherein one of a ball joint or a socket is coupled to a portion of the motor assembly, and the other of the socket or the ball joint is coupled to the control wand assembly, the socket receives the ball joint to selectively connect the control wand assembly to the motor assembly.
A roller shade assembly (100) includes a roller tube (204) including a first end (208) opposite a second end (212), the roller tube defining an opening longitudinally extending between the first and second ends, and an idler assembly (300) partially received by the opening at the first end, the idler assembly including an idler housing (308), a plunger (220) received by the idler housing, and a biasing member (338) configured to apply a biasing force onto the plunger, wherein the plunger is configured to slide relative to the idler housing, and the plunger is configured to selectively engage a bracket member.
E06B 9/60 - Spring drums operated only by closure members
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
E06B 9/90 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling automatic for immobilising the closure member in various chosen positions
A roller shade assembly includes a roller tube including a first end opposite a second end, the roller tube defining an opening longitudinally extending between the first and second ends, and an idler assembly partially received by the opening at the first end, the idler assembly including an idler housing, a plunger received by the idler housing, and a biasing member configured to apply a biasing force onto the plunger, wherein the plunger is configured to slide relative to the idler housing, and the plunger is configured to selectively engage a bracket member.
E06B 9/88 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling automatic for limiting unrolling
E06B 9/80 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling
A roller shade assembly (100) includes a roller tube (204) including a first end (208) opposite a second end (212), the roller tube defining an opening longitudinally extending between the first and second ends, and an idler assembly (300) partially received by the opening at the first end, the idler assembly including an idler housing (308), a plunger (220) received by the idler housing, and a biasing member (338) configured to apply a biasing force onto the plunger, wherein the plunger is configured to slide relative to the idler housing, and the plunger is configured to selectively engage a bracket member.
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
E06B 9/60 - Spring drums operated only by closure members
E06B 9/90 - Safety measures against dropping or unauthorised openingBraking or immobilising devicesDevices for limiting unrolling automatic for immobilising the closure member in various chosen positions
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering includes movable window covering material and cords for moving the window covering material, the motorized lift assembly includes a motor assembly including a motor, a speed reducing gear train driven by the motor for adjusting positions of the cords, and the motor being a low voltage, high speed motor operating at greater than 12,000 rpm.
A covering for an architectural opening includes a bracket, a shaft coupled to the bracket, and a roller assembly coupled to the bracket, the roller assembly including, a material roll with a covering material, and a drive roller drivingly coupled to the material roll and operable to rotate with respect to the bracket about a first rotational axis, wherein the covering material includes a first portion that extends between the material roll and the shaft.
E06B 9/78 - Operating, guiding or securing devices or arrangements for roll-type closuresSpring drumsTape drumsCounterweighting arrangements therefor for direct manual operation, e.g. by tassels, by handles
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
20 - Furniture and decorative products
24 - Textiles and textile goods
Goods & Services
Brackets; Hardware for window blinds, window shades and window coverings. Window blinds, shades and shutters; window shades; drapery hardware, namely, rods, finials. Valances, draperies, curtains and window shades; fabric for the manufacture of window blinds and window coverings.
24.
Hold down device for window covering looped operator
A hold down device is provided for continuous loop cords or bead chains in a window covering installation. The hold down device engages the cord or chain while the cord or chain is loosely suspended, and prevents operation by encountering the head rail if the cord or chain is operated. Mounting the hold down device in a window covering installation disengages the hold down device from its secured position relative to the cord or chain.
A window covering includes a movable window covering material, lift cords for moving the material, a lift cord take-up shaft for gathering and releasing lengths of the lift cords to move the window covering material, and a motorized lift assembly. The motorized lift assembly includes a motor assembly including a motor, a gear train drivingly connected to and operated by the motor, and a driveshaft drivingly connected to the gear train and to the lift cord take-up shaft. The gear train includes a plurality of planetary gear stages.
An arched window covering comprising a panel (e.g., having a series of elongated cells) positioned in a fan arrangement defining a central space near a center of rotation of the fan arrangement, a base positioned in the central space, and a support member supported by the base and positioned to provide support to the panel. Preferably, the arched window covering further comprises a rail secured to at least one of two ends of the panel. In one embodiment, the base defines an opening adapted to receive the support member. The support member preferably comprises an elongated member extending from the base toward a radially outer portion of the panel, and a spacer member supported by the elongated member and adapted to hold the elongated member spaced from the panel. In one arrangement, a position of the spacer member relative to the elongated member is adjustable.
Non-metal window shutters; non-metal exterior window shades; non-metal curtain walls; non-metallic wall linings; non-metallic room dividers; marquees (not made of textile material); non-metallic blind lines; outdoor blinds, not of metal or of textile. Window blinds, shades and shutters; indoor blinds; curtain and drapery hardware, namely, rods, rails, rollers, rings, holders, supports, and hooks; room dividers; lamella curtains; goods made of wood, bamboo and plastic, namely shutters, shades, blinds, and parts and fittings for the aforementioned goods; drapery rods; window shades of vinyl and textile material; window blinds. Non-metal window coverings and treatments, valances, draperies, curtains, and curtain holders; non-metallic draperies.
29.
Cordless shade lift system and headrail arrangement
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, a third rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift assembly coupled to the first rail. The lift assembly includes a first drum rotatable about a first axis, a second drum rotatable about a second axis; a first lift cord coupled between the first drum and the second rail, and a second lift cord coupled between the second drum and the third rail. The first drum is offset from the second drum, and a portion of the first drum overlaps a portion of the second drum along a third axis that is perpendicular to the first axis and the second axis.
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift assembly coupled to the first rail. The lift assembly includes a drum rotatable about an axis, and a brake selectively engageable with the drum. The brake automatically engages the drum to resist the second rail moving away from the first rail; and the brake automatically disengages the drum in response to the second rail moving toward the first rail.
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift regulator coupled to the first rail. The lift regulator includes a drag mechanism, and the lift regulator automatically engages the drag mechanism to resist the second rail moving away from the first rail. In addition, the lift regulator automatically disengages the drag mechanism when the second rail moves toward the first rail.
A covering for an architectural opening includes a first rail, a second rail adjustably connected to the first rail, and a magnetic retention assembly configured to removably connect the first and second rails. The magnetic retention assembly includes a magnet coupled to one of the first rail or the second rail, and a receiver coupled to the other of the second rail or the first rail, the receiver configured to form a magnetic connection with the magnet.
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift regulator coupled to the first rail. The lift regulator includes a drag mechanism, and the lift regulator automatically engages the drag mechanism to resist the second rail moving away from the first rail. In addition, the lift regulator automatically disengages the drag mechanism when the second rail moves toward the first rail.
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, a third rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift assembly coupled to the first rail. The lift assembly includes a first drum rotatable about a first axis, a second drum rotatable about a second axis; a first lift cord coupled between the first drum and the second rail, and a second lift cord coupled between the second drum and the third rail. The first drum is offset from the second drum, and a portion of the first drum overlaps a portion of the second drum along a third axis that is perpendicular to the first axis and the second axis.
A covering for an architectural opening includes a first rail, a second rail adjustably connected to the first rail, and a magnetic retention assembly configured to removably connect the first and second rails. The magnetic retention assembly includes a magnet coupled to one of the first rail or the second rail, and a receiver coupled to the other of the second rail or the first rail, the receiver configured to form a magnetic connection with the magnet.
A covering for an architectural opening including a first rail, a second rail moveable relative to the first rail, and a lift assembly coupled to the first rail. The lift assembly includes a drum rotatable about an axis, and a brake selectively engageable with the drum. The brake automatically engages the drum to resist the second rail moving away from the first rail; and the brake automatically disengages the drum in response to the second rail moving toward the first rail.
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering includes a movable window covering material and cords for moving the window covering material. The motorized lift assembly also includes a motor assembly including a motor, a speed reducing gear train driven by said motor for adjusting positions of said cords, where the motor is a low voltage, high speed motor operating at greater than 12,000 rpm.
A window covering includes a movable window covering material, lift cords for moving the material, a lift cord take-up shaft for gathering and releasing lengths of the lift cords to move the window covering material, and a motorized lift assembly. The motorized lift assembly includes a motor assembly including a motor, a gear train drivingly connected to and operated by the motor, and a driveshaft drivingly connected to the gear train and to the lift cord take-up shaft. The gear train includes a plurality of planetary gear stages.
A hold down device is provided for continuous loop cords or bead chains in a window covering installation. The hold down device engages the cord or chain while the cord or chain is loosely suspended, and prevents operation by encountering the head rail if the cord or chain is operated. Mounting the hold down device in a window covering installation disengages the hold down device from its secured position relative to the cord or chain.
A window covering fastener useful for securing the edge of window covering material, such as an arched shade. The fastener includes a clip that slides over the edge of the material and is secured by a pin inserted into the clip to pass through the material. A bracket of the fastener is installed on the structure of or surrounding a window. The bracket and clip engage one another.
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering is provided with a gear train including a plurality of planetary gear stages with plastic helical gears. At least some planet gear carriers of the planetary gear stages are axially connected to each other, and the planet gears are restrained both axially and radially on the planet gear carriers.
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering is provided with a low voltage, high speed motor driving a speed reducing gear train. The motor operates at in excess of 12,000 rpm. A magnetic encoder senses the operation of the motor and provides breaking resistance to unintended rotation of the motor when not operating.
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering is provided in a compact arrangement by positioning a motor and gear train in end to end relationship and a driveshaft driven by the gear train in side-by-side relationship to the motor assembly and gear train. The assembly of the motor and gear train with the driveshaft is contained within a housing disposed in a headrail of the window covering, and the motor and gear train are fastened together.
A motorized lift assembly for a window covering is provided with a low voltage, high speed motor driving a speed reducing gear train. The motor operates at in excess of 12,000 rpm. A magnetic encoder senses the operation of the motor and provides breaking resistance to unintended rotation of the motor when not operating.
A motorized lift assembly (120) for a window covering (100) is provided with an operating and control device (150) that can be mounted on or in proximity to the window covering for operating the motor (202) of the window covering (100) in response to user input. The operating and control device can include various features, including gesture recognition, obj ect detection including sill detection, a capacitive touch sensor (706), and/or an accelerometer (606). The operating and control device can be included in the bottom rail (502, 602, 702, 802) of the window covering and is in two-way communication with control circuitry (162) for the motor.
A hold down device is provided for continuous loop cords or bead chains in a window covering installation. The hold down device engages the cord or chain while the cord or chain is loosely suspended, and prevents operation by encountering the head rail if the cord or chain is operated. Mounting the hold down device in a window covering installation disengages the hold down device from its secured position relative to the cord or chain.
A hold down device is provided for continuous loop cords or bead chains in a window covering installation. The hold down device engages the cord or chain while the cord or chain is loosely suspended, and prevents operation by encountering the head rail if the cord or chain is operated. Mounting the hold down device in a window covering installation disengages the hold down device from its secured position relative to the cord or chain.
A window covering fastener useful for securing the edge of window covering material, such as an arched shade. The fastener includes a clip that slides over the edge of the material and is secured by a pin inserted into the clip to pass through the material. A bracket of the fastener is installed on the structure of or surrounding a window. The bracket and clip engage one another
A window covering fastener useful for securing the edge of window covering material, such as an arched shade. The fastener includes a clip that slides over the edge of the material and is secured by a pin inserted into the clip to pass through the material. A bracket of the fastener is installed on the structure of or surrounding a window. The bracket and clip engage one another
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
20 - Furniture and decorative products
24 - Textiles and textile goods
Goods & Services
Drapery hardware, namely, rods, finials and brackets; hardware for window blinds, window shades and window coverings. Window blinds, shades and shutters. Valances, draperies, curtains and window shades; fabric for the manufacture of window shades, window blinds and window coverings.
A modular cutdown machine for window coverings includes a center control module and first and second cutting modules at opposite ends of the center control module. Control, power and cleanup functions are contained within the center control module and are distributed to each of the cutting modules. One cutting module can be operated without the other cutting module in place, and repair or service can be performed by the interchange of modules.
B26D 1/46 - Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting memberApparatus or machines thereforCutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having an endless band-knife or the like
B26D 3/00 - Cutting work characterised by the nature of the cut madeApparatus therefor
B26F 1/40 - Cutting-outStamping-out using a press, e.g. of the ram type
A fascia mounting system for a window covering includes a bracket having a front flange with a removable spring clip at the bottom of the front flange. A fascia member of the system includes structure engaging the upper end of the flange and the spring clip at the bottom of the flange.
A cutdown machine for window coverings includes a central work surface and cutting stations at each end, above and behind and below and in front of the work surface. The machine fits in a standard display bay of a home improvement store, and includes a cutting station that extends in front thereof to cut a vertical blind headrail that is longer than the width of the bay.
B23D 23/00 - Machines or devices for shearing or cutting profiled stock
B23D 23/04 - Machines or devices for shearing or cutting profiled stock by means of holding-dies, arranged side by side, subjecting the stock to torsional stress
B23D 15/08 - Sheet shears with a blade moved in one plane, e.g. perpendicular to the surface of the sheet
B23D 15/14 - Shearing machines or shearing devices cutting by blades which move parallel to each other characterised by drives or gearings therefor actuated by fluid or gas pressure
A quick connection device for removably connecting a headrail and a covering portion of a window covering assembly is disclosed. The quick connection device may include a male portion connected to the headrail and a female portion connected to the covering portion. Preferably, operation of the quick connection device by a user should allow of for the easy removal of the covering portion from the headrail.
A shutter panel and an installation including a shutter panel in an architectural opening. The shutter panel has mitered corners without exposed end grain. The shutter panel is connected directly to structures defining the architectural opening.
A cutdown machine for cutting various types of window blinds includes a band saw, and may be incorporated with cutters of other types to provide a cutdown center that is easy to use.
B26F 1/08 - Perforating by punching, e.g. with relatively-reciprocating punch and bed with punching tools moving with the work wherein the tools are carried by, and in operation move relative to, a rotative drum or similar support
B26F 1/22 - Perforating by slitting, i.e. forming cuts closed at their ends without removal of material to form non-rectilinear cuts, e.g. for tabs
A vertical cellular blind includes a headrail having first and second tracks; a fabric carriage including a trolley translatable along one of the tracks and a fabric stem releasable connected to the trolley; a cellular fabric panel connected to the fabric stem; a vertical rail bracket translatable along the other of the tracks in the headrail and including a component angularly adjustable relative to the headrail; a vertical rail attached to the panel and connected to the vertical rail bracket; a cord having ends secured in the headrail and extending through the panel and the vertical rail; and a locking handle in the vertical rail having the cord extended therethrough and releasable pinching means in the handle for engaging the cord.
A vertical cellular blind includes a headrail having first and second tracks; a fabric carriage including a trolley translatable along one of the tracks and a fabric stem releasable connected to the trolley; a cellular fabric panel connected to the fabric stem; a vertical rail bracket translatable along the other of the tracks in the headrail and including a component angularly adjustable relative to the headrail; a vertical rail attached to the panel and connected to the vertical rail bracket; a cord having ends secured in the headrail and extending through the panel and the vertical rail; and a locking handle in the vertical rail having the cord extended therethrough and releasable pinching means in the handle for engaging the cord.
A window covering, a lifting system for a window covering and a release mechanism for a lifting mechanism are disclosed. The window covering includes a head rail, a bottom rail, a window covering, a drive shaft and a lift cord attached to the bottom rail. The release mechanism includes a spring coupled to the drive shaft for preventing or allowing rotation. Methods of assembling and raising and lowering window coverings are also disclosed.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
20 - Furniture and decorative products
24 - Textiles and textile goods
Goods & Services
Drapery hardware, namely, rods, finials and brackets; hardware for window blinds, window shades and window coverings. Window blinds, shades and shutters. Valances, draperies, curtains and window shades; fabric for the manufacture of window shades, window blinds and window coverings.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
20 - Furniture and decorative products
24 - Textiles and textile goods
Goods & Services
Drapery hardware, namely, rods, finials and brackets; hardware for window blinds, window shades and window coverings. Window blinds, shades and shutters. Valances, draperies, curtains and window shades; fabric for the manufacture of window shades, windows blinds and window coverings.
