DE7307592U - Lampshade - Google Patents

Description

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Applicant;

Jürgen RöhrIg
4715 Boekum-Hövel
Goorweg 9

Lampshade

The invention relates to a lampshade from
translucent material.

It is known translucent lampshades for lights of all types made of glass, plastic, in particular foils
Manufacture of plastic, paper, in particular parchment, and textiles, these materials optionally also being colored. If such lampshades consist of a plurality of surface elements, they are part of the
Lampshades are usually also connectors and stiffeners. from ^ remnants. Lampshades made of a mesh made of chipboard or the like are also known.

To the

Patent office; Munich

8000 Munich

I report the pending utility model protection to the patent office for lampshades and lights for registration in the utility model roll. . "The attached description with the graphic images illustrates the new design of the uses serving lights, whereby the protective purpose in the special production method with the use of end grain according to the features described in more detail under numbers 1-8 of the system.

47 Hamm, February 26, 1973

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According to the invention, a lampshade is now made of translucent Material proposed which is characterized in that it is made into a self-supporting unit connected, trimmed, external K is composed.

The lampshade according to the invention is characterized by interesting, The pattern caused by the annual rings of the heat is particularly characterized by the fact that each screen has a has individual patterning, an effect that can only be achieved with considerable effort in other ways.

The considerable range of variation in the pattern results from the different training or the different course the annual rings both in one and the same species of Kolz as well as with different types of wood, especially with different types of wood also the different ones Coloring or tinting of the wood is added.

In a further embodiment, two consecutive headwood sections are each folded apart from one another assigned, from which the course of the annual

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- 5 rings result in a particularly interesting pattern.

According to a preferred embodiment, these are the lampshade bildenden Kopfnöiä & usshBiwb «öureh Verleisyng at the abutting edges to form a self-supporting unit while avoiding the oil-draining effect on the overall impression of the lampshade External connectors connected.

Alternatively, connectors made of a translucent material, in particular made of a crystal clear material. The same applies to any edging that may still be provided, Braces and supports of the lampshade.

The innovation can be implemented on any lamp or lampshade shape.

The invention is explained in greater detail in the drawing,

Show it:

FIG. 1 shows a wooden beam with a headwood section separated from it,

FIG. 2 shows a composite from head wood sections Lampshade,

Figure 5 shows a wooden beam with two separated from it, consecutive & opfholzabohnungen, that are unfolded,

each in a diagrammatic view.

The Kolsbalken 11 in Figure 1 has annual rings 111. Headwood sections 11 'are separated from the beam 11, which are put together to form lampshades.

The frustopyramidal lampshade 1 in Figure 2 is of a plurality of head wood sections 11 ', 11 ", 11 assembled, which are glued together at the abutting edges 1111.

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Figure 3 illustrates the emergence of one another following headwood sections 11 "and ll ™ formed Pattern in Figure 2.

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Claims (1)

α ι Applicant: Jürgen Röhrig 4713 Bockum-Hövel Goorweg 9 Expectations Lampshade made of translucent material, characterized in that it is composed of trimmed, translucent head wood sections (ll ¹ , 11 ", ll ^r " ...) connected to form a self-supporting unit. Lampshade according to Claim 1, characterized in that two consecutive headwood sections (H ", ll ^Mt ) are assigned to one another when folded apart. 3 · Lampshade according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the head wood sections (11 *, 11 ", ll ^rtf ...) forming the lampshade (1) are glued together at the abutting edges (1111). k. Lampshade according to Claims 1 and Z _3, characterized in that the headwood sections (ll *, ll ", ll ^tfI ) forming the lampshade (l) are connected to one another at the abutting edges (llll) by translucent external connectors.