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`Partitions are frequently used to subdivide spaces: or create more intimate spaces.
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`In domestic, working, and public environments it is frequently desirable to be able to
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`It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a partiiion in which the ·
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`According therefore to one aspect of the present invention there is provided a
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`partition having a plurality of laminar panels fanned from a flexible flaccid material. Each panel
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`to provide a lattice structure upon movement of the faces away from each o~er. Each one ofa
`pair of supports is provided at opposite ends of the partition co~ected to respective ones of the
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`directed major faces19, 20, and are formed from.a flexible flaccid material. in the prefened
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`embodiment, the material forming the panels 18 is standard white, flame ret~dant tissue paper;
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`having a weight of approximately 13.Slbs (500 sheets @24"x 36"""' 13.Slbs). Each panel has~ ,.
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`parallel strips 28 on the face 19 of panel 18c which are offset from the strips; 24. Each of the
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`panels 18 are connected so as to form vertical pleats on the exterior faces of:the core 12.
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`collapse of the core 12. In a typical application, the felt is a l .95 nominal poW1ds per square y~•
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`and 16 are moved away from one another as shown in Figure 4c to expand tiie core so that the !
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`joined end-to-end as shown in Figure 6. As may be seen from Figure 6a, a pair of partitions l d: is
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`adjacent supports are then brought into contact with one another as shown in Figure 7 so that t~e
`partitions 10 are joined in seriatim. The additional thickness provided by the double support a~:
`the intersection enhances rigidity, with the supports 14 at the free ends ofth~partition being
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`A partition according to claim 3 wherein said fasteners are loop and 400k fasteners.
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`A partition according to claim 1 wherein said lattice structure defines a plurality of
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`A partition according to claim 7 wherein said non-woven material is a plastic.
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