Stretcher frame for decorative materials used as wall hangings
CA 1092353 A · Owner: Stuvecke, Claus-Peter · Inventors: Stuvecke, Claus-Peter
Overview
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A stretcher frame for decorative materials used as wall hangings, for artists' canvasses and the like comprises four limbs defining a rectangle, two of which can be folded inwardly at their centres so that the frame can be folded up concertina-fashion. Hinge connections are provided at each corner of the frame and at the mid-points of the folding limbs. The four limbs remain permanently connected by the hinge connections and the folded frame can be easily transported and stored. If the covering material can be folded it can remain in place on the frame when the frame is folded. The hinge connections comprise flat link members which are normally concealed within slots in the limbs.
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- Granted December 30, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 30, 1997.
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