Self-standing reflector for a luminaire
CA 2561982 C · Owner: Eynden, James G. Vanden · Inventors: Eynden, James G. Vanden
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A self-standing reflector, and method of making same comprising a main reflector formed from at least one sheet of reflective material and at least one reflective insert joined to the main reflector. The main reflector is typically formed by folding a plurality of flat panels along fold lines pre-formed in the sheet into abutting relationship to define a predetermined three-dimensional reflector shape. The reflective insert can have a plurality of facets formed into its reflective surface and is joined to the interior surface of the folded main reflector and has a reflecting surface disposed inboard from the interior reflective surface of the main reflector. The main reflector and the …
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- Filed September 29, 2006 and granted November 12, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 29, 2026.
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