Abstract: The cover mounts over the end of a tension rod of the type which is used to mount window curtains or the like between opposing surfaces of a window recess. The cover is provided in mating parts which are assembled and joined together. The edges of the parts are provided with aligned pairs of protrusions and recesses adapted to frictionally engage to join the parts. Some of the protrusions are bifurcated with a circumferential flange for more positive engagement. To make the cover compatible with a smaller diameter rod, a split ring adapter collar can be situated between the rod and the neck of the cover.

Abstract: The cover mounts over the end of a tension rod of the type which is used to mount window curtains or the like between opposing surfaces of a window recess. The cover is provided in mating parts which are assembled and joined together. The edges of the parts are provided with aligned pairs of protrusions and recesses adapted to frictionally engage to join the parts. Some of the protrusions are bifurcated with a circumferential flange for more positive engagement. To make the cover compatible with a smaller diameter rod, a split ring adapter collar can be situated between the rod and the neck of the cover.

Abstract: A solid compressible foam body is enclosed within a cover of flexible material. A plurality of recessed areas are formed along the surface of the cushion by compressing the foam body in each area and applying closed stitch patterns defining a circular section. The stitches in each pattern pass through the foam body and the cover material situated adjacent opposite surfaces thereof. The stitches maintain the foam body within the stitched areas in a permanently compressed state. The recessed areas are uniformly spaced to create a simulated button tufting effect.