Custom Curtain Hanger System
A custom curtain hanger system includes a curtain hanger mount, a curtain holder, and a hanger rod. The curtain hanger mount includes an attachment mechanism being either a plurality of holes, an adhesive, or a combination thereof. The attachment mechanism allows the curtain hanger mount to be secured to a desired surface in order to support the curtain holder and the hanger rod. A first wing and a second wing of the curtain hanger mount are flexible and allow the curtain holder to be snapped into a first receiving volume of the curtain hanger mount. Similarly, the curtain holder is a flexible member wherein the hanger rod is snapped into a second receiving volume of the curtain holder. The top end of a desired curtain is first positioned into the second receiving volume, followed by the hanger rod, wherein the desired curtain is clamped in place.
The current application claims a priority to the U.S. Provisional Patent application Ser. No. 61/950,983 filed on Mar. 11, 2014.
FIELD OF THE INVENTIONThe present invention relates generally to an apparatus for a curtain. More specifically, the present invention is a custom curtain hanger system that is variable in size and can be used to hang any types of curtains.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONCurtains are a common item used to decorate rooms, and can be hung from windows, around tables, around beds, etc. However, most traditional curtain hangers are either difficult to mount, or do not allow the curtains to be easily interchanged. Typically, either a detachable portion of the curtain hanger, or the entire curtain hanger must be removed from the hanging surface in order to change the curtains. This can be both time consuming and downright frustrating for many individuals looking to replace their curtains, and can often discourage an individual for changing their curtains in order to redecorate. Another issue with traditional curtain hangers is that they are limited with respect to certain sizes. For example, many windows have a uniform width range, which allows curtain hangers to be designed for a few select window sizes. However, atypical windows often require custom hangers that can be hard to find, or that can be more costly.
Therefore it is the object of the present invention to provide a custom curtain hanger system that can be used to fit any size window, table, bed, etc. The present invention utilizes a curtain hanger mount, a curtain holder, and a hanger rod. The curtain hanger mount is attached to the desired surface by an attachment mechanism, and supports the curtain holder and the hanger rod. The desired curtain is positioned into the curtain holder, and the hanger rod is then snapped into the curtain holder, clamping the desired curtain in place. The curtain holder is then snapped into the curtain hanger mount in order to hang the desired curtains from the desired surface. The curtain holder can then be easily snapped out of the curtain hanger mount in order to replace the curtains. The curtain hanger mount, the curtain holder, and the hanger rod are constructed from flexible materials, such that they can easily be cut down to the appropriate size. The ability to cut the components down to the appropriate size provides more flexibility in the manufacture and sale of the present invention.
All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describing selected versions of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
The present invention is a custom curtain hanger system that can be used to fit any size window with curtains. Additionally, the present invention is not limited in use with respect to windows; the present invention can be used to hang table curtains, bed curtain, etc. The present invention comprises a curtain hanger mount 1, a curtain holder 2, and a hanger rod 3, which are used in unison to secure the desired curtains to the desired surface, such as a window, table, or bed. The curtain hanger mount 1 provides the means of connection between the present invention and the desired surface, while the curtain holder 2 and the hanger rod 3 act to secure the desired curtains to the present invention.
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The curtain holder 2 is used in conjunction with the hanger rod 3 to secure the desired curtains as shown in
More specifically, the holder body 20 comprises a first edge 200 and a second edge 201, wherein the first edge 200 and the second edge 201 traverse along the holder body 20, as depicted in
In order to use the present invention, the curtain hanger mount 1 is first attached to the desired surface using the attachment mechanism 16. A top end of the desired curtain is then positioned within the second receiving volume 22 and the hanger rod 3 is positioned within the second receiving volume 22 thereafter. In this way, the top end of the desired curtain is positioned in between the curtain holder 2 and the hanger rod 3, as depicted in
Once the desired curtain is secured within the curtain holder 2, the curtain holder 2 is then positioned within the first receiving volume 15, as depicted in
Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
Claims
1. A custom curtain hanger system comprises:
- a curtain hanger mount;
- a curtain holder;
- a hanger rod;
- the curtain hanger mount comprises a hanger body, a first opening, a first receiving volume, and an attachment mechanism;
- the curtain holder comprises a holder body, a second opening, and a second receiving volume;
- the attachment mechanism being integrated into the hanger body;
- the first opening traversing along the hanger body;
- the first receiving volume being delineated by the hanger body and the first opening
- the second opening traversing along the holder body;
- the second receiving volume being delineated by the holder body and the second opening;
- the curtain holder being positioned within the first receiving volume; and
- the hanger rod being positioned within the second receiving volume.
2. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base, a first wing, and a second wing;
- the first wing and the second wing being adjacently connected to the hanger base; and
- the first wing and the second wing traversing along the hanger base.
3. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 2 comprises:
- the first wing and the second wing being pivotally connected to the hanger base.
4. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base, a first wing, and a second wing;
- the first wing and the second wing being positioned opposite each other across the hanger base; and
- the first opening being positioned in between the first wing and the second wing opposite the hanger base.
5. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 4 comprises:
- the first wing comprises a first distal edge;
- the second wing comprises a second distal edge;
- the first distal edge being positioned along the first wing opposite the hanger base;
- the second distal edge being positioned along the second wing opposite the hanger base; and
- the first distal edge and the second distal edge delineating the first opening.
6. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base, a first wing, and a second wing; and
- the hanger base, the first wing, the second wing, and the second opening delineating the second receiving volume.
7. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body being flexible, wherein the first opening is variable in size.
8. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the attachment mechanism being a plurality of holes; and
- the plurality of holes traversing through the hanger body.
9. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the attachment mechanism being an adhesive; and
- the adhesive being positioned about the hanger body opposite the first receiving volume.
10. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base;
- the attachment mechanism being a plurality of holes; and
- the plurality of holes traversing through the hanger base.
11. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base;
- the attachment mechanism being an adhesive; and
- the adhesive being positioned about the hanger base opposite the first receiving volume.
12. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the holder body comprises a first edge and a second edge;
- the first edge and the second edge traversing along the holder body;
- the first edge and the second edge being positioned opposite each other about the holder body; and
- the second opening being delineated by the first edge and the second edge.
13. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:
- the curtain holder being flexible, wherein the second opening is variable in size.
14. A custom curtain hanger system comprises:
- a curtain hanger mount;
- a curtain holder;
- a hanger rod;
- the curtain hanger mount comprises a hanger body, a first opening, a first receiving volume, and an attachment mechanism;
- the curtain holder comprises a holder body, a second opening, and a second receiving volume;
- the holder body comprises a first edge and a second edge;
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base, a first wing, and a second wing;
- the first wing comprises a first distal edge;
- the second wing comprises a second distal edge;
- the attachment mechanism being integrated into the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing being adjacently connected to the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing traversing along the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing being positioned opposite each other across the hanger base;
- the first opening being positioned in between the first wing and the second wing opposite the hanger base;
- the first opening traversing along the hanger body;
- the first receiving volume being delineated by the hanger body and the first opening
- the first distal edge being positioned along the first wing opposite the hanger base;
- the second distal edge being positioned along the second wing opposite the hanger base;
- the first distal edge and the second distal edge delineating the first opening;
- the second opening traversing along the holder body;
- the first edge and the second edge traversing along the holder body;
- the first edge and the second edge being positioned opposite each other about the holder body;
- the second opening being delineated by the first edge and the second edge;
- the second receiving volume being delineated by the hanger base, the first wing, the second wing, and the second opening;
- the curtain holder being positioned within the first receiving volume; and
- the hanger rod being positioned within the second receiving volume.
15. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 14 comprises:
- the first wing and the second wing being pivotally connected to the hanger base.
16. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 14 comprises:
- the hanger body being flexible, wherein the first opening is variable in size.
17. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 14 comprises:
- the attachment mechanism being a plurality of holes; and
- the plurality of holes traversing through the hanger base.
18. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 14 comprises:
- the attachment mechanism being an adhesive; and
- the adhesive being positioned about the hanger base opposite the first receiving volume.
19. The custom curtain hanger system as claimed in claim 14 comprises:
- the curtain holder being flexible, wherein the second opening is variable in size.
20. A custom curtain hanger system comprises:
- a curtain hanger mount;
- a curtain holder;
- a hanger rod;
- the curtain hanger mount comprises a hanger body, a first opening, a first receiving volume, and an attachment mechanism;
- the curtain holder comprises a holder body, a second opening, and a second receiving volume;
- the holder body comprises a first edge and a second edge;
- the hanger body comprises a hanger base, a first wing, and a second wing;
- the first wing comprises a first distal edge;
- the second wing comprises a second distal edge;
- the attachment mechanism being integrated into the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing being pivotally connected to the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing traversing along the hanger base;
- the first wing and the second wing being positioned opposite each other across the hanger base;
- the first opening being positioned in between the first wing and the second wing opposite the hanger base;
- the first opening traversing along the hanger body;
- the first receiving volume being delineated by the hanger body and the first opening
- the first distal edge being positioned along the first wing opposite the hanger base;
- the second distal edge being positioned along the second wing opposite the hanger base;
- the first distal edge and the second distal edge delineating the first opening;
- the second opening traversing along the holder body;
- the first edge and the second edge traversing along the holder body;
- the first edge and the second edge being positioned opposite each other about the holder body;
- the second opening being delineated by the first edge and the second edge;
- the second receiving volume being delineated by the hanger base, the first wing, the second wing, and the second opening;
- the curtain holder being positioned within the first receiving volume;
- the hanger rod being positioned within the second receiving volume;
- the hanger body being flexible, wherein the first opening is variable in size;
- the curtain holder being flexible, wherein the second opening is variable in size;
- the attachment mechanism being a plurality of holes and an adhesive;
- the plurality of holes traversing through the hanger base; and
- the adhesive being positioned about the hanger base opposite the first receiving volume.
Type: Application
Filed: Mar 11, 2015
Publication Date: Sep 17, 2015
Inventor: Vernon Dwain Hutchins (Carencro, LA)
Application Number: 14/645,229