Hunter Douglas,inc.

Robert E Fisher, Ii

Richard N Anderson

Donald E Fraser

Kevin M Dann

James M Anthony

Michael Scott Goldberg

Joseph E Kovach

Stephen R Haarer

Wendell B Colson

Daniel M Fogarty

Steven R Haarer

Eugene W Thompson

Clark D Brace

Nickolas C Buccola, Jr

Paul A Brayford

Todd Michael Nelson

Daniel A Huber

Jan Pruegner

Max Oelschlager

Rail for an architectural covering

In one aspect, a mounting assembly for mounting an architectural covering to a support structure may include a bracket configured to be coupled to the support structure and a bracket adapter configured to be coupled to the bracket. In addition, the mounting assembly may include an end mount configured to be coupled to both an adjacent end of the covering and the bracket adapter. In accordance with aspects of the present subject matter, the various components of the mounting assembly may be configured or adapted to provide one or more advantages over known mounting assemblies.

Mounting assembly for an architectural covering

A covering for architectural openings includes a cord drive with a pulley that is supported by a bearing surface which lies in the plane of the cord.

Cord drive for coverings for architectural openings

Example methods and apparatus can be used to reduce noise in motor assemblies, such as those used in architectural coverings. An example apparatus includes a first driver configured to be coupled to and rotated by an output shaft of a motor, a second driver, and a plurality of vibration-absorbers disposed between the first driver and the second driver. The second driver is configured to be coupled to a rotating member to transfer rotational motion from the first driver to the rotating member via the vibration-absorbers.

Methods and apparatus to reduce noise in motor assemblies

A cord wrapping mechanism converts linear motion to circular motion for use in coverings for architectural openings. The cord is guided onto a spool.

Covering for architectural openings

An arrangement for mounting an actuator button to a rail wherein the fastener for securing the button housing to the rail is hidden from view of the user.

Arrangement for mounting an actuator button onto a rail of a window covering

In one aspect, a power assist module for covering for an architectural structure may include a spring and a spring shaft extending through the spring. Additionally, the power assist module may include a threaded shaft member coupled to the spring shaft and a follower member rotationally coupled to the threaded shaft member such that the follower member is moved axially along the threaded shaft member as the follower member is rotated relative to the threaded shaft member.

Power assist module for coverings for architectural structures

A device for aid in feeding a cord through an opening wherein a U-shaped trough wall is provided at the inlet end of the opening to help collect and consolidate any loose ends of the cord.

Spool housing for a window covering

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Thornton, CO, United States of America

Robert E Fisher, Ii