Springs Window Fashions Division, Inc.

John W LeClaire

Angelo M Marasco

James A Raisbeck

An adjustable curtain rod mounting bracket comprising: a wall bracket member and a rod bracket member which are frangibly interconnected to facilitate packaging and assembly. The wall bracket member has wall attachment flange at the rear end on a panel portion and the rod bracket member has a rod support flange at the forward end of a panel portion, and the panel portions of the bracket members are disposed in end-to-end relation with the forward end of the panel portion of the wall bracket member integrally joined along a break-away line of weakness to the rear end of the panel portion of the rod bracket member. The panel portions are separable by hand bending the panels relative to each other in a direction crosswise of the break-away line and upper and lower guide flanges are provided at one side of one of the panel portions for guidably supporting the other of the panel portions after the panel portions have been separated along the break-away line to adjust the spacing between the wall attachment flange and the rod support flange and a latch and detent arrangement is provided for releasably retaining the bracket members in different adjusted positions.

Adjustable curtain rod

A swag holder including a unitary body having a generally C-shaped front portion and an upper rear portion extending downwardly at a rear side of the front portion and a lower rear portion extending upwardly at a rear side of the front portion and a head on the upper rear portion for mounting the body on a curtain rod. The holder is supported on a wall mounting bracket including a generally horizontal bracket member and an upwardly opening U-shaped saddle on a forward end of the bracket member for receiving the head on the upper rear portion of the body. The saddle supports the swag holder body with the bracket member at a level above the lower end of the upper rear portion and with the upper end of the lower rear portion spaced below the saddle.

Swag support

A swag support comprising an elongated tubular rod and a longitudinal slot at the rear side of the rod. Each swag holder includes a head portion mounted in the slot in the rod; an arm portion extending upwardly from the head and a C-shaped front portion that extends from the arm portion over the top of the rod and in spaced relation to the front and bottom of the rod and terminates in the distal end spaced from the bottom of the rod to allow a fabric swag scarf to be introduced into the swag holders from below the rod. Each swag holder has a fabric clip for holding an upper portion of the fabric swag scarf at a rear side of the rod and each swag holder also has a plurality of fingers on an inner side of the C-shaped front portion which define a plurality of fabric fold receiving slots at spaced locations along the C-shaped front portion.

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Middleton, WI, United States of America

John W LeClaire