A one-piece clamp assembly for a window covering is disclosed. The window covering consists of a left side portion and right side portion connected to a moveable hinge portion. The left side portion comprises a plurality of rounded extrusions and at least one vertical rounded extrusion that securely mates into a hole or slot on the right side portion. The left side portion further comprises extruded walls that mate with single and double spikes found on the right side portion. The extruded portions and mating spikes provide for a secure connection of the clamp assembly to the window covering. A connecting slot is placed on either the left or ride side portion, enabling the clamp assembly to fasten to a head rail fastener of a window covering.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an apparatus for simultaneously securing a shower curtain and an article. The apparatus includes a clip member including a first part and a second part. A connecting member is fastened to a protuberance of each of the first part and the second part at a central portion thereof. Further, the apparatus includes a support member. The support member includes a first segment, a second segment and a third segment. The apparatus includes a hook member. The hook member includes a shank member mounted to the third segment and an engagement portion extending from the shank member. The engagement portion is adapted to be positioned on a curtain rod, thereby securing the apparatus on the curtain rod. The apparatus secured onto the curtain rod enables a user to simultaneously secure the shower curtain through the hook member and the article to the clip member.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an apparatus for simultaneously securing a shower curtain and an article. The apparatus includes a clip member including a first part and a second part. A connecting member is fastened to a protuberance of each of the first part and the second part at a central portion thereof. Further, the apparatus includes a support member. The support member includes a first segment, a second segment and a third segment. The apparatus includes a hook member. The hook member includes a shank member mounted to the third segment and an engagement portion extending from the shank member. The engagement portion is adapted to be positioned on a curtain rod, thereby securing the apparatus on the curtain rod. The apparatus secured onto the curtain rod enables a user to simultaneously secure the shower curtain through the hook member and the article to the clip member.

A track hanger (100) includes a hook (103) and an extension (104), a base member (102), and a key (403). The key is detachable from the hook, and the base member is detachable from the extension. The key can include a first major surface (401) and a second major surface (402). The first major surface can define one or more barbs (404) that facilitate one-way insertion of the key into a track (106).

A track hanger (100) includes a hook (103) and an extension (104), a base member (102), and a key (403). The key is detachable from the hook, and the base member is detachable from the extension. The key can include a first major surface (401) and a second major surface (402). The first major surface can define one or more barbs (404) that facilitate one-way insertion of the key into a track (106).

A curtain holder apparatus including an integrated clip and ring that creates a pinch pleating effect, without having to sew the curtains or drapes.

A curtain holder apparatus including an integrated clip and ring that creates a pinch pleating effect, without having to sew the curtains or drapes.

A track hanger (100) includes a hook (103) and an extension (104), a base member (102), and a key (403). The key is detachable from the hook, and the base member is detachable from the extension. The key can include a first major surface (401) and a second major surface (402). The first major surface can define one or more barbs (404) that facilitate one-way insertion of the key into a track (106).

A track hanger (100) includes a hook (103) and an extension (104), a base member (102), and a key (403). The key is detachable from the hook, and the base member is detachable from the extension. The key can include a first major surface (401) and a second major surface (402). The first major surface can define one or more barbs (404) that facilitate one-way insertion of the key into a track (106).

An adjustable privacy screen has a length-adjustable support member that can be wedged between adjacent walls. The support member may include locking telescoping tubes, and optionally, semi-rigid brace members that may be bent to wedge the device between adjacent walls. An opaque privacy drape is releasably attachable, e.g., by adhesive or mechanical fasteners, to the support member. A sensor mounted on the support member is operable to cause a signaling device on the support member to provide an alert signal to a caregiver upon detection of a predetermined condition by the sensor. The sensor may also be operable to cause a mechanism to operate to release the privacy screen from its position wedged between adjacent walls. One or more legs may be releasably attachable to the support member.