Abstract: An upright (1) comprising two sidewalls (2, 3) between which a profiled element (100) for a shading system can be inserted, and an end wall (6) between the two sidewalls (2, 3). The upright is characterized in that one of the sidewalls is removable, and elastic means (200) are arranged between the removable sidewall (2) and the non-removable sidewall (3), in order to retain the removable sidewall (2) between the end wall (6) and the non-removable sidewall (3).

Abstract: The invention describes a cushion for shading system of the type comprising a piece of cloth slidingly fastened to a section bar of an upright. A raceway with a substantially C-shaped cross section serves to fasten the cushion to a section bar edge, and a flexible tongue, having an end on the raceway and an opposed end spaced therefrom in order to contact the upright, serves as a spring between the section bar and the upright, allowing the section bar to come nearer to the upright in a compression phase or to be spaced in a predetermined way in the absence of compression.

Abstract: An upright (1) comprising two sidewalls (2, 3) between which a profiled element (100) for a shading system can be inserted, and an end wall (6) between the two sidewalls (2, 3), is described. The upright is characterized in that one of the sidewalls is removable, and elastic means (200) are arranged between the removable sidewall (2) and the non-removable sidewall (3), in order to retain the removable sidewall (2) between the end wall (6) and the non-removable sidewall (3).

Abstract: An upright including two flanks between which a profiled element for a shading system can be inserted is described. At least one of the flanks is associated with a removable flange, and a damping device is arranged between the removable flange and a base of the upright so as to retain the flange between the base and the flank. Furthermore, the removable flange of the upright and the damping device for fixing the flange to the upright are described. The damping device includes a channel with a substantially C-shaped cross-section which is mounted on an edge of the removable flange, and a flexible plastic tongue having one end on the channel and an opposite end at a distance therefrom and making contact with the base of the upright.

Abstract: A rubber pad is configured to be arranged between a sleeper of a track and a rail of the track. The pad has a flat portion with a width substantially the same as a width of the sleeper; the flat portion comprises a plurality of holes.

Abstract: A cushion for a profile of a shade for a door or window is described, said cushion comprising a channel which can be mounted on the profile and having a substantially C-shaped cross-section, and at least one flexible tongue on the channel, which acts as a cushion between the profile and a frame for assembly of the profile. The cushion comprising at least one flexible tongue which extends in the longitudinal direction of the channel projecting outside thereof from at least one side.

Abstract: The invention describes a cushion for shading system of the type comprising a piece of cloth slidingly fastened to a section bar of an upright. A raceway with a substantially C-shaped cross section serves to fasten the cushion to a section bar edge, and a flexible tongue, having an end on the raceway and an opposed end spaced therefrom in order to contact the upright, serves as a spring between the section bar and the upright, allowing the section bar to come nearer to the upright in a compression phase or to be spaced in a predetermined way in the absence of compression.

Abstract: An upright (1) comprising two flanks (2, 3) between which a profiled element (100) for a shading system can be inserted is described. At least one of the flanks (3) is associated with a removable flange (4), and elastic means (200) are arranged between the removable flange (4) and a base (6) of the upright so as to retain the flange (4) between the base (6) and the flank (3). Furthermore the removable flange of the upright and the elastic means for fixing the flange to the upright are described.

Abstract: A cushion for a profile of a shade of a door or window, includes at least one flexible tongue which acts as a cushion between the profile and a frame for assembly of the profile. A base portion of the flexible tongue is adapted to be directly faced towards the profile, in use, and at least an end portion of the flexible tongue is adapted to be directly faced towards the frame.

Abstract: A rubber pad intended to be arranged between a sleeper of a track and a rail of the track is described. The pad has a flat portion with a width substantially the same as a width of the sleeper; the flat portion comprises a plurality of holes.

Abstract: The invention describes a cushion for shading system of the type comprising a piece of cloth slidingly fastened to a section bar of an upright. A raceway with a substantially C-shaped cross section serves to fasten the cushion to a section bar edge, and a flexible plastic tongue, having an end on the raceway and an opposed end spaced therefrom in order to contact the upright, serves as a spring between the section bar and the upright, allowing the section bar to come nearer to the upright in a compression phase or to be spaced in a predetermined way in the absence of compression.

Abstract: The invention describes a cushion for shading system of the type comprising a piece of cloth slidingly fastened to a section bar of an upright. A raceway with a substantially C-shaped cross section serves to fasten the cushion to a section bar edge, and a flexible plastic tongue, having an end on the raceway and an opposed end spaced therefrom in order to contact the upright, serves as a spring between the section bar and the upright, allowing the section bar to come nearer to the upright in a compression phase or to be spaced in a predetermined way in the absence of compression.

Abstract: The invention describes a cushion for shading system of the type comprising a piece of cloth slidingly fastened to a section bar of an upright. A raceway with a substantially C-shaped cross section serves to fasten the cushion to a section bar edge, and a flexible plastic tongue, having an end on the raceway and an opposed end spaced therefrom in order to contact the upright, serves as a spring between the section bar and the upright, allowing the section bar to come nearer to the upright in a compression phase or to be spaced in a predetermined way in the absence of compression.