The partial close direction is an inside edge tilt up operation when facing the blind from inside the room. The relevant, non-patented aspects of this model are that the raise open and lower close cords requiring a slat portion with cord holes are separated from the tilt open and tilt close cords which need a slat portion with-out cord holes for effective operation. 's 5,918,657 and 5,769,140), require expensive use of metal parts instead of possible material, concave-down, shape conforming, cheap plastic clips as in my invention. The raise open/lower close free play cord is threaded down the slat cord hole. Especially important is full tilt opening and tilt closing in both directions of front slat edge up and down when viewing the blind from inside of a room. An advantage of the present invention is that it provides such a clip device (, M). The horizontal bar protrudes beyond the slat edges on either side with the protruding bar edges sliding up and down within vertical grooves placed on either side of the window blind casing. The bottom of C-shape is wide enough to hold a pivot bar. There is also no edge gap protection in certain blind mountings done all inside of the window casing. Many prior art high privacy designs have caused a large increase in reaction time and human effort from frictional waste, cord tangling and misdirection leading to commercial infeasibility due to inconvenience. The raise open/lower close cords were attached to sets of double pulleys hidden in the headrail with the customer pulling the free hanging cords at one end of the headrail. The right side or street side tilt open/tilt close control cord is mostly stationary during a tilt operation with the left side or room side tilt open/tilt close control cord shifting position up and down. For example, the clips (. The raise open operation is done by the user raising the bottom-most slat and piling up adjoining slats while the slats slide up the horizontal steel bar. The device is particularly suited for mini-blinds with aluminum window blind slats, although other types of blinds, such as Venetian blinds and wood blinds, can also be used, in accordance with the present invention, and as determined by the intended end use for the overall device, as will occur to those of skill in the art upon review of the present disclosure. These tilt open/tilt close cords require a cord or cloth ladder to operate, but, do not require a slat cord hole. The center of width cord hole position allowed for raise open and lower close cord clearance in either a full tilt open operation with room-facing or inner slat edge horizontal, a full tilt close operation with room-facing or inner slat edge down, or else a full tilt close operation with room-facing or inner slat edge up. Upon one end of the tilt rod was attached a differential gear which attached to a free hanging customer activated, rotary action, tilt wand. The miniblinds used a raise open/lower close operation performed by a cord which was threaded free play down the center width hole with clearance of the slat and attached to the blind's bottom board. A vertical column of the street facing, back, tilt sleeve is threaded free play with a raise open/lower close blind cord which attaches to the bottom board. In this type of blind mounting, the blind is attached hanging entirely inside off the window casing by attachment on the window casing top edge. These ladders should not be confused with a single, prior art cloth or cord tilt open/tilt close ladder. This edge gap can be freely used by Peeping Toms. However, the room-facing, tilt edge up operation does not fully tilt close the slats. In prior art blinds, the slat center hole was usually oblong in shape to allow for raise open/lower close cord clearance during a tilt open/tilt close operation. The Wilson patent has no edge gap protection for Peeping Toms. This invention provides a device that is easily removable in its entirety for cleaning or dusting of the window frame or the blind. There is also no edge gap protection against Peeping Toms. These raise open/lower close cords also do not require a rope or cloth ladder attached to the head rail. M). A). This objective has not been met by many prior art high privacy blind designs. 1. D). The slats are cord hole free, however, the tension clip use on concave-down, curved slats will cause too large a stack height. The Schaller patent (U.S. Pat. The individual slats are also removable for replacement or repair. This Hauser patent unlike my invention has the problem of excessive light leaks in the fully lower closed and fully tilt closed operation. The pivoting, C-shaped clip will produce light leaks in a fully tilt closed and lowered close blind by interfering with the flush closure of the slat edge with adjoining slats. D). This shaping also minimizes stack height which is the height of a fully tilt open and raised open blind. The slats rest upon the horizontal steps in prior art blinds. This Cohen patent unlike my invention has the problem of excessive light leaks in the fully lower closed and fully tilt closed operation due to the eyelets. This components approach will allow at the store custom slat length cutting of the slats for retrofit upon an adjustable length frame. The Kraus patent is also more suited to exterior of window protective use of large, stiff, slats made of steel or glass. The problems with the Voss patent is that light leaks come in through the edge notches. 5,386,867) only fixes this problem in some blind installations as mentioned in A). Edge notches for cords can even be used for Peeping Tom activity. The tilt open and tilt close operation is still initiated by a single, user operated tilt wand and internal to the headrail, tilt rod mechanism composed of a tilt rod which is attached to the tilt open/tilt close control cords through winches. An object and advantage of the present invention is to provide an edge device that prevents Peeping Toms (. K). A device for a horizontal window blind of the type installed over the interior of common household windows which invention comprises the following elements: 1) a raising open and lowering close control cord. d) a window blind raising and lowering mechanism. This object has not been met by prior art high privacy blind designs. This Continuation in Part Tuzmen patent unlike my invention has the problem of excessive light leaks in the fully lower closed and fully tilt closed operation. The horizontal bar also allows a pivoting action for each individual slat. This prior device is unlike the current patent, which concerns a design-in approach done at the factory. The entire assembly forms a metal ladder mechanism when viewed from the edges of the blind. Tilt closure in the street edge up position only occurs partially. Edge gap protection when the blind is mounted inside of the window casing is also not covered by this patent. The cord hole slots and cord holes on the slat produce extra light leak areas. 5,918,657 (see above) which more fully explains the details mentioned in this first patent. The Voss patent seems to be preceded by the very similar design of the Judkins patent (see below). Free hanging with the blind assembly on both the right and left sides of the slats, is a special edge of slat, metal groove, slat guide used to keep sideways alignment of the slats. This Wolfe patent unlike my invention has the problem of excessive light leaks in the fully lower closed and fully tilt closed operation. Stack height is the height of the window blind when fully tilt opened and fully raise opened. An advantage of the present invention is that it provides such clip devices (. An object and advantage of the present invention is to provide such a clip device that detachably fastens about the cord hole free, window blind slats in such a manner that a bent or damaged cord hole free window blind slat can be removed or replaced. This invention allows a device which provides a design-in approach to high privacy and anti-Peeping Tom technology available upon newly factory built horizontal window blinds, which can be installed at the dwelling without the use of special tools or expertise. The use of the vertical lever knob with marked or ruled positions on the lever casing allows easy knob aided return to full tilt open and full tilt close or restoration of a particularly desired tilt setting. The object is to avoid the current need for a two week turn-around time on factory ordered, custom manufactured horizontal window blinds. make single damaged slat changes easier. Appears to be used in the Hunter Douglas, high privacy, Peeping Tom design (see above), but, US Patent markings as to this does not occur. This is described in DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT, FIG. The tension clip is shaped like two interlocking U shapes. The Roberts patent has no slat cord holes in the slats. 2). Product markings for this patent do not occur. This Walker patent concerns a horizontal window blind having slats with no cord holes and no notches. J). I). The objective of low light leaks is obvious for the benefit of sleeping persons and people wishing high privacy in bedrooms and bathrooms. J). C). An object and advantage of the present invention is to provide duplicated sets of such clip devices which can be used with similar operation for each of the multiple vertical control cord columns across a blind. Additional objects of the present invention will appear as the description proceeds. As mentioned just above, the room-facing, tilt edge down operation fully tilt closes the slats. KAWABOINGO (R) CORP., CALIFORNIA, Free format text: The problems with the Judkins patent is that light leaks come in through the edge notches. The minimum stack height or the height of the piled up slats of a fully tilt open and raised open horizontal window blind is also greatly increased. The tilt open/tilt close operation was done with a wood dowel in the headrail upon one end of the headrail was attached customer pull cords and upon which were stapled the, opposed, vertical, cloth strips. This results from use of the Left Edge Cover Strip (, This results from the Peeping Tom Deterrent Design for Horizontal Window Blinds of the Present Invention (. The objective is to lower light leaks. Without further analysis, the foregoing description will so fully reveal the mechanism of the present invention that others of average skill in the prior art and knowledge of all prior art can adapt it for different applications meeting the claims of said invention. L). The full-length, slat carrier tray can also cause greater stack height which is the height of the stacked slats when the blind is fully tilt open and raise opened. The alternative embodiment has no slat cord holes, but, has two opposing side, notched slats to act as guides for the free play raise open/lower close cord. This application claims the benefit of Ser. A metal chain link extends down the two outer edges of the blind to do the raise open/lower close operation. An object and advantage of the present invention is to provide such a device that is easily removable in its entirety for cleaning or dusting of the window frame or the blind. The extendible slats in this Cohen patent will also slip out of position causing uneven slats and a messy appearance. Certain highly relevant patents have been selected out of all know prior art relevant patents for detailed discussion. The lower close operation is done by the user lowering the bottom-most slat and pulling the other slats down via the foldable cloth tapes while the slats slide down upon the horizontal metal bar. This invention allows a device which prevents a Peeping Tom (. A rope ladder is used to hold the cord hole free slats by their notches. The C-shaped wire clip can also cause greater stack height which is the height of the stacked, often concave-down, curved slats when the blind is fully tilt open and raise opened. The tilt open/tilt close cords on either side of the slat are sewn attached to the cloth sleeve to form a ladder mechanism for tilt open and tilt close. On the street facing back of the clip or back-side of the C-shape is loop attached a single metal ring which is threaded through a vertical, cloth, back, tilt sleeve. The lack of a raise open and lower close operation is a big disadvantage. This type of rectangular frame also works mostly for newly installed horizontal mini-blinds. This is for child safety purposes to prevent accidental infant and pet strangulation. non-liftable liftable, ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:KAWAKITA, KEVIN;REEL/FRAME:019161/0572, PATENT EXPIRED DUE TO NONPAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE FEES UNDER 37 CFR 1.362, Restriction device for restricting wires from being pulled out from shade. There was no edge gap protection in certain inside the window blind mountings allowing Peeping Tom access. No. Unlike Hunter-Douglas, it also provides for an edge covering strip to cover edge gaps made with the window casing. There are various devices designed enhancing the general performance of window blinds having slats, such as venetian blinds which have existed since the 1800's. No cords are used and no ladder tilt assembly made of cords or cloth is used. Unlike this Levolor model, my invention also provides for an edge covering strip to cover edge gaps made with the window casing. The object is to minimize stack height or the vertical height of the stacked slats after a full raise open operation. The slat is passed through the open part of the clip. The Wolfe patent also still has Peeping Tom access through the slat cord holes, slat slots, and edge gaps made with the window casing. Especially important is no or very little increase in the reaction time and effort for raise open/lower close operation and tilt open/tilt close operation in either tilt direction. One or more vertical columns of these clips is used to hold all the horizontal slats on the window blind. Also in the tilt close directions, the slat overlaps the adjoining top or bottom slat's hole thus completely blocking through the cord hole Peeping Tom activity. Turning now descriptively to the drawings, in which similar reference characters denote similar elements throughout the several views, the FIGURES illustrate the Peeping Tom deterrent device (. The disadvantages of the Kraus patent are that no headrail mechanism for remote or motorized operation exists. In viewing the cord mechanism from the side which looks like a rope ladder, the slat tilt axis is located closer to the right side or street side tilt open/tilt close control cord and not on the center width of the slat. Older prior art horizontal, Venetian blinds required unscrewing of the headrail for removal, washing with light soap, spraying, and sun drying. O). The notched slats without cord holes stop Peeping Tom action, but, allow light leaks. The advent of the miniblinds pioneered by Levolor (R) occurred in the 1970's using very thin and concave, open face pointed down, aluminum slats. The full-length, slat carrier tray with eyelets on the sides prevents full tilt closure causing light leaks. The special hardened, edge has an off center axis, small, slat cord hole which is on the street-facing, edge of the slat. N). Many prior art high privacy designs introduce too many light leaks, thus, making them impractical and not commercially viable. The object of these improvements were to: These are described in detail below in relation to my invention. It consists of a specially designed slat with a T-shaped slot with the base of the T open to the edge of the slat only on one edge and the bar of the T positioned in the center width of the slat. High privacy horizontal window blind having slats with no cord holes and a special clip. The edge gap problem still occurs for certain blind mountings done entirely inside of the window casing. No. The Walker patent was an early attempt at a cord hole free, notch free slat which could be easily removed, cleaned, and replaced if broken. This invention allows a design in approach to high privacy horizontal window blinds which does not compromise in any way the operation of the device. The tilt cords were attached to cord winches strategically placed upon a plastic, horizontal, tilt rod in the headrail which acted like the old Venetian blind's wood, tilt dowel. 1) a single slat having absolutely no control cord holes. An object and advantage of the present invention is to be a design in approach to high privacy horizontal window blinds which does not compromise in any way the operation of the device. The present invention overcomes the shortcomings of the prior art by providing an economical, easily installable, easily removable, newly factory built blind device which eliminates the need for slat control cord holes through which Peeping Toms (, Many different alternative embodiments can be thought of by a skilled craftsman having all knowledge of the prior art and knowledge of the defined embodiments in this patent. 5,769,140 (see below). An advantage of the present invention is to provide such a device that does not interfere in any way with the tilt closing (minimal light leaks), tilt opening and raising open (minimal stack height) or lowering close of the fully tilt opened blinds.
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