Abstract: The system includes a configurable partition curtain track. The partition track may be installed further away from the ceiling to allow other equipment to more easily traverse across the room, without the need to move or adjust the partition track. Moreover, the installation being further removed from the ceiling eliminates the need for a ladder when changing the curtain. The system may include one or more of a loading bracket, an omni cube, an angled tube, a suspension hanger, a wall mount, a handle, a track and/or a telescoping track.

Abstract: The present application relates to a grooved bracket, which includes a base body for external connection and a first hook part connected to the base body, the bent part of the first hook part forms a trench groove, the inner wall of the trench groove is provided with an embedded groove along the bent path of the first hook part, an embedded body is embedded in the embedded groove, and part of the embedded body exceeds the embedded groove and falls into the range of the trench groove. The present application has the effect that the rod is easy to install and not easy to fall off.

Abstract: A bracket system for window dressing includes two brackets configured to be attached to an architectural member, such as a window well, a wall or a ceiling and receive the ends of window dressings. The brackets have edges adapted to receive a fascia designed to hide the window dressing. Preferably, the fascia has a front wall designed to snap onto the brackets and is sized so that it extends above the brackets to provide a neater and cleaner look. The fascia may be L-shaped with a vertical and a horizontal member and the brackets may be configured so that the horizontal member attaches either to the top or to the bottom of the brackets.

Abstract: A bracket system for window dressing includes two brackets configured to be attached to an architectural member, such as a window well, a wall or a ceiling and receive the ends of window dressings. The brackets have edges adapted to receive a fascia designed to hide the window dressing. Preferably, the fascia has a front wall designed to snap onto the brackets and is sized so that it extends above the brackets to provide a neater and cleaner look. The fascia may be L-shaped with a vertical and a horizontal member and the brackets may be configured so that the horizontal member attaches either to the top or to the bottom of the brackets.

Abstract: The present application pertains to a system for adjusting the height of a covering, such as window or a wall covering formed of two or more covering segments that are axially aligned. The system includes a link that selectively transmits rotation between two adjacent coverage thereby allowing the two coverings to be controlled, e.g., raised or lowered, simultaneously. The link includes a clutch that allows one of the segments to be rotated with respect to the other so that the bottom end of one of the coverings can be adjusted and aligned horizontally independently of the other. Optionally, the clutch includes an internal member that provides a mechanical advantage while the one covering is adjusted.

Abstract: An electrode assembly for use in a plasma processing system that includes removable rails that are adjustable for reconfiguring the electrode to accommodate substrates of different widths. The electrode assembly includes an electrode having a plurality of first connecting members. Associated with the electrode is a plurality of rails that cooperate for supporting the substrates on the electrode. Each of the rails includes a plurality of second connecting members. Each of the second connecting members is connected detachably with one of the first connecting members for removably mounting the rails with the electrode.

Abstract: A bracket comprises a mounting base, a landing riser attached to the mounting base, a landing attached to the landing riser, a slot-defining structure riser attached to the mounting base and a slot-defining structure attached to the slot-defining structure riser. A first landing surface of the landing is parallel to at least a portion of a first mounting base surface of the mounting base. A slot is defined between first and second slot-defining surfaces of the slot-defining structure. The first slot-defining surface is parallel to the first landing surface. A method of making a bracket, comprises forming a unitary element and bending the unitary element to produce a bracket. A method of mounting a rooftop element on a rooftop structure comprises attaching at least two brackets to the rooftop structure, and positioning a rooftop element on the brackets. A rooftop array comprises a rooftop structure, a plurality of brackets attached to the rooftop structure and a plurality of rooftop elements.

Abstract: An extendable bracket assembly for supporting hardware components has a mounting base with a base plate. The base plate has an attachment side for mounting the base plate to a surface and has a support side opposite the attachment side. A base support element extends from the support side of the base plate. A first extension part has a first body with a proximal end adjacent the mounting base and a first extension support element that extends from an opposite distal end of the first body. The first extension part can be removed from and reattached to the base support element to adjust the bracket length as needed. The base support element is exposed when the first extension part is removed. The extendable bracket assembly can include a plurality of like extension parts to further increase the bracket length.

Abstract: An assembly for mounting a curtain rod to a window frame that includes an adjustable length compression rod having first and second opposed ends each having a gripping pad secured thereto, the adjustable length rod having a force mechanism for forcing the first and second opposed ends away from each other in a manner such that the gripping pads contact and exert a force between two opposed window jam surfaces to support the adjustable length compression rod therebetween and prevent rotation of the adjustable length compression rod while thus supported; a curtain rod having an elongated curtain support portion terminating at a first curtain rod end thereof in connection with a first wall contact portion and terminating at a second curtain rod end thereof in connection with a second wall contact portion; and a rigid connecting rod rigidly affixable to the adjustable length compression rod at a first connecting rod end thereof and rigidly affixable to the curtain support portion of the curtain rod at a second co

Abstract: A curtain support system having a wall mounted bracket which has an outwardly extending bracket arm, and a mating curtain rod arm connected to or integral with a curtain rod. The rod arm and bracket arm are capable of being adjusted so that the curtain rod can assume positions which vary in distance from the supporting wall or window to which the bracket arm is attached. The bracket arm has a rack comprised of a series of slots formed on the upper edge thereof, and the rod arm has a bar which fits into each of the slots in the bracket arm. The bar, which is located along the top edge of the rod arm, cooperates with a stop on the lower edge of the rod arm to allow upward rotation of the rod arm, while limiting downward rotation. The bracket arm and rod arm have complementary interfitting C-shaped cross-sections which provide lateral stability to the system.

Abstract: An adjustable curtain rod support includes a horizontal slide plate and two attachment leaves integral with the slide plate for attaching the adjustable curtain rod support to a window frame. One attachment leaf is bent behind and parallel to the slide plate. The other attachment leaf is bent behind the slide plate and is either parallel or perpendicular to the slide plate. A slide assembly is adjustably attached to the slide plate and includes a back plate and a front plate. The back plate and the front plate are disposed on opposite sides of the slide plate. A curtain rod or shade support element is attached to the front plate. A second slide assembly is also adjustably attached to the slide plate for supporting a second curtain rod.

Abstract: A pair of metal plates, for being mounted either on a wall or opposite sides of a window frame, each metal plate including a tongue struck out from a center thereof, and bent at right angle, so as to support a window shade therebetween, in order to extend across a window, each metal plate being sidewardly adjustable by having longitudinal slots through which mounting screws are fitted, and each metal plate also including a "U"-shaped bent portion that is forwardly raised, and includes mounting holes for supporting either a double curtain rod bracket, a single curtain rod bracket, a large cafe rod bracket or for a traverse rod bracket.