DE20120832U1 - Room or window decorations in multi-level design - Google Patents

Description

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Registrant: Ms Gitta Hantzsch-Heider

Hauptstrasse 120 b 01833 Stolpen/OT Langenwolmsdorf

Inventor: Woman

Gitta Hantzsch-Heider

Main Street 120 b

01833 Stolpen/OT Langenwolmsdorf 15

Representative: Ilberg & Weißfloh

Patent Attorneys - European Patent Attorneys Prellerstr. 01309 Dresden

Title: Room or window decoration in multi-level design

Dresden, 19 December 2001

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-A- Room or window decoration in multi-level design

Room or window decorations, in particular window pictures or candle arches in a multi-level design, preferably made of wood, with two or more individual levels arranged one behind the other, the so-called plates, with different pictorial designs and lighting optionally arranged on the upper circumference of the room or window decoration or between the individual levels and/or figures or groups of figures arranged in the open spaces.

In addition to the already known double candle arches or window pictures with the same motifs on the front and back plates, different motifs on the plates of a candle arch or window picture are also known. For example, DE 295 11 Ul states that both plates of a double candle arch have different motifs. However, these plates fill the entire picture area of the room or window decoration. Pictorial designs of objects are also known, such as fir trees, which are attached directly to the plates, for example by gluing them on.

The invention is based on the problem of increasing the spatial representation of landscapes or other pictorial representations by means of a height- and/or side-offset and/or different size representation of the same motifs on the successive boards.

This problem is solved by the measures of claims 1 and/or 3.

The invention achieves that the spatial effect is enhanced when depicting landscapes. Groups of animals or trees can be depicted more realistically.

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are specified in claims 2 and 4 to 6. The development according to claim 2 describes a gradation of the height or width of the boards continuously from the lowest to the highest or from the narrowest to the widest across the individual levels. According to claim 4, at least parts of the motifs on the boards forming the background are different from the motifs on the front boards.

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smaller in size. According to claims 5 and 6, icicle-like image elements protrude into the image from the upper edge.

An embodiment of the invention is explained in more detail with reference to the drawing.

Fig. 1 the front view of a multiple candle arch with four individual levels with different heights and

Fig. 2 shows a section through this multiple candle arch at the interface AA.

The boards 2 or individual levels 2 are arranged parallel to one another on a baseboard 1 and are additionally attached to one another at different points, matching the respective motifs, using spacers 3. These boards 2 have different heights. In the example at the interface AA, the black areas 4 represent the cut boards 2. In the upper area you can see the narrow sides of the boards 2.

The example shown here shows a mountain landscape with different heights. On the intersection line AA, the frontmost plate 2 is the lowest and the backmost plate 2 is the highest. The backmost plate 2 does not always have to be the highest. The individual plates 2 can also be the same height or width of individual details. Individual parts of the motifs (6), e.g. groups of animals, on the individual levels (2) forming the background are smaller in size than the motifs (6) on the front individual levels (2). In the first individual level (2), icicle-like picture elements (5) are arranged at the upper edge of the candle arch. These protrude downwards into the candle arch and, to enhance their appearance, are provided with a curl that imitates hoar frost or ice.

Claims (6)

1. Room or window decoration, in particular window pictures or candle arches in a multi-level design, preferably made of wood, with two or more individual levels arranged one behind the other with different pictorial design and lighting optionally arranged on the upper circumference of the room or window decoration or between the individual levels and/or figures or groups of figures arranged in the free spaces, characterized in that the individual levels ( 2 ) end at different heights to the top and/or bottom of the picture or at different image widths to the sides of the picture. 2. Room or window decoration according to claim 2, characterized in that a gradation of the height or the width of the individual levels ( 2 ) is carried out continuously from the lowest to the highest or from the narrowest to the widest across the individual levels. 3. Room or window decoration, in particular window pictures or candle arches in a multi-level design, preferably made of wood, with two or more individual levels arranged one behind the other with the same or different pictorial design and lighting optionally arranged on the upper circumference of the room or window decoration or between the individual levels and/or figures or groups of figures arranged in the open spaces, characterized in that at least parts of the motifs ( 6 ) on the first individual level ( 2 ) are repeated on the further individual levels ( 2 ), but these are offset in height and/or sideways from the previous individual level ( 2 ). 4. Room or window decoration according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least parts of the motifs ( 6 ) on the individual planes ( 2 ) forming the background are smaller in size than the motifs ( 6 ) on the front individual planes ( 2 ). 5. Room or window decoration according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that icicle-like picture elements ( 5 ) protrude into the picture from the upper edge of the picture. 6. Room or window image according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the icicle-like image elements ( 5 ) are arranged only in the first individual plane ( 2 ).