Display Products, Inc.

Jerry J Lightfoot

A clip for alternatively draping one of two structures, the first structure having a top surface, an underside surface, and a peripheral edge; the second structure having a rod support member, includes a face portion having front and back surfaces. The back surface contacts the peripheral edge of the first structure. A first leg is perpendicularly disposed to and extends rearwardly from the back surface. The first leg contacts the top surface of the first structure. A slide member is disposed adjacent the back surface and is movable between the first and second ends of the face portion. The slide member includes a linear portion for engaging the underside surface of the first structure of various sized peripheral edges. The slide member includes a plurality of fasteners. The clip includes a second leg having a curvilinear portion that extends rearwardly from the back surface of the face portion for engaging the rod support member. The curvilinear portion has first and second ends. The first end is connected to the back surface of the face portion. The second end of the curvilinear portion is selectively received by one of the plurality of fasteners on the slide member for selectively connecting the second leg to the slide member. A fastener is attached to the face portion for detachably mating with fasteners on the drape.

Drapery clip

A clip for alternatively draping one of three structures, where the first structure includes a top surface, an underside surface and a peripheral edge, the second structure includes a top surface and a peripheral edge having a downwardly extending flange member, and the third structure having a rod support member includes a face portion having front and back surfaces and first and second ends. The back surface of the face portion contacts the peripheral edge of the first structure for the downwardly extending flange member of the second structure. A first leg is perpendicularly disposed to the face portion at the first end and extends rearwardly from the back surface, such that the first leg contacts the top surface of the first and second structures. A curvilinear portion of a second leg extends rearwardly from the face portion at the second end for engaging the rod support member of the third structure. A linear portion of the second leg extends from the curvilinear portion for engaging the underside surface of the first structure or the downwardly extending flange member of the second structure. A fastener is attached to the face portion of the clip for detachably meeting with fasteners on the drapery.

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Frisco, TX, United States of America

Jerry J Lightfoot