Wedging assembly for sealing an edge of a window shade
CA 1290679 C · Owner: Kentish, Joan · Inventors: Charest, Gerald
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A profile assembly is disclosed for the wedgesealing of a sheet of flexible material such as the shade of a window. It is made up of a female and of a male extruded plastic profile, The female profile is U-shaped and defines an open housing; one of its legs has at its, free end, a resilient sealing lip turned into the housing while the other leg has, also at its free end a first, wedging lip. The male profile is L-shaped and has a wedging branch and a base branch; the two making between them an inner angle of less than 30°. Furthermore the, base branch includes, at the end away from the wedging branch, an upright arm having a second wedging lip on its face that looks toward the first …
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- Granted October 15, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 15, 2008.
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