Gerald H Manger

US Patent:

54071623, Apr 18, 1995

Filed:

Aug 30, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/112932

Inventors:

Gerald H. Manger - Bernardsville NJ

International Classification:

A47H 114

US Classification:

248251

Abstract:

Two separate tubular elbows are each mountable on upright inward upright surfaces below an arch of an arched door or arched window, with a free open-end of each tubular elbow directed upwardly toward the arch. One end of a plastic tube of polyvinyl chloride is detachably mounted rigidly within the open-end of of one of the tubular elbows, and an opposite end of the plastic tube is detachably mounted rigidly within the open-end of the other remaining one of the two separate tubular elbows. Between the spaced-apart mounted ends of the plastic tube, an intermediate portion thereof is bent into a bow-shape corresponding the approximate shape of a lower surface of the upwardly located arched door frame or window frame. Mounted thereabove on the upwardly located lower surface of the arched door frame is a downwardly extending rod support member having downwardly-extending opposite and spaced-apart opposing flexible clasp arms biased toward one-another sufficiently to snap and retain therebetween the intermediate portion of the plastic tube after the drape has been mounted and suspended from the plastic tube.