Method of making cloth covered panels having edging strips
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Aug 4, 1987
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Aug 13, 1985
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Aug 16, 1984
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A panel for use as a temporary room divider or screen is formed by adhesively securing to one face of a first rectangular sheet of rigid material, along each of two opposing edges, one face of a tongue of an edging strip having a body providing an outwardly open channel, and fitting a second similar rectangular sheet over and in register with the first sheet, so that two opposing edges of the second sheet also lie along the edging strips. The tongues of the edging strips are stuck to the sheets, and the sheets stuck to one another, by double sided adhesive tapes of appropriate thicknesses. After the two sheets have been stuck together and to said edging strips, cloth or the like covering material is stuck to the outer face of each sheet and surplus edge portions of the cloth or the like are tucked between the edging strips and the adjacent edges of the sheets of rigid material.
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