Abstract: A light fixture for location adjacent to a surface. The fixture includes a framework that permits flow therethrough. The framework has a plurality of sides. The fixture includes a plurality of light devices extending along the plurality of sides of the framework. Each pair of adjacent sides meet at a corner. The fixture includes a plurality of cove pieces extending adjacent to the plurality of light devices along the plurality of sides of the framework. Each cove piece terminates in the vicinity of associated corners of the framework. The fixture includes a plurality of corner pieces located at the corners of the framework. Each corner piece overlaps at least a portion of each of two cove pieces terminating in the vicinity of associated corner of the framework.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 12, 2004
Publication date:
May 18, 2006
Applicant:
Signage Systems, a division of 865331 Ontario Limited of Canada
Abstract: An elongate light fixture, the light fixture having an adjustable overall length, and a method of installing same. The elongate light fixture includes a first piece that includes a first reflector shroud portion and a second piece that includes a second reflector shroud portion. The first and second pieces are coupled to a frame to permit relative movement of the first and second pieces for spacing the first and second pieces at a desired distance apart to provide the desired overall length of the housing arrangement and to provide a space between the first and second pieces. The adjustable-length, elongate light fixture further includes an insert that is trimmable to fit in the space between the first and second pieces. The method of installing an adjustable-length, elongate light fixture, the method including moving a first piece, which includes a first reflector shroud, of a housing arrangement relative to a second piece, which includes a second reflector shroud, of the housing arrangement.
Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for automating the insertion of spherically and non-spherically shaped members on an architectural sign face into pre-drilled holes in the sign corresponding to the pattern of Braille letters designed to be formed in the sign. A device is disclosed for holding a reservoir of spherically or non-spherically shaped members, delivering the members from the reservoir pan to a spindle and hammer assembly whereby the member is forcibly inserted into the pre-drilled hole on the sign face by the spindle and hammer in an arrangement desired for accurately duplicating Braille letters.