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21:35 Jul 24, 2009 |
English to German translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Furniture / Household Appliances | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Andrea Flaßbeck (X) Germany Local time: 04:36 | ||||||
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3 +1 | sternförmig geschnürt |
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star–lashed sternförmig geschnürt Explanation: Ich denke nicht, dass es einen festen Begriff gibt; in Kims zweitem Link wird "star-lashed" in Anführungszeichen gesetzt – m. E. ist es eine Umschreibung der Schnürung. hour glass spring = Taillenfeder http://www.raumausstattung.de/wohnen/querverweis-begriff-Fed... http://www.foamland.com.au/pdf/upholstery_supplies.pdf Geschnürte Federung Ein geordnetes System von Taillenfedern erhält durch ein System von Schnürungen die gewünschte Höhe, Spannung und Stellung, wodurch das Polster eine individuelle Federwirkung bekommt und den vielfältigen Sitz- und Liegeansprüchen gerecht werden kann. Diese Federungsart gehört zu den elementaren Polstertechniken. Sie ist sehr aufwendig und wird heute eher selten angewendet. http://www.raumausstattung.de/wohnen/querverweis-begriff-Fed... Bilder der Schnürung bei Savoir Beds http://www.bida.org/supplier/savoir-beds/product/product-1/ http://www.savoirbeds.com/sleep/base.aspx Siehe auch: http://books.google.de/books?id=n4f2Cnzg_j8C&pg=PT82&lpg=PT8... |
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Reference: No translation Reference information: Just some descriptions that might help. These springs are then “star-lashed” with eight points of attachment to stop lateral movement, after which a hessian cover is pulled over, hard edges are padded with horsehair and the base is covered with ticking. http://www.savoirbeds.co.uk/PressCuttings/GQ.pdf Soon ABC will begin carrying beds made by Heal's of London, the bespoke tailors of the industry. The ticking is linen or cotton-linen damask. The teased-out hair filler comes from cattle and horses "of the highest quality," as the Heal's brochure soothingly puts it. The wool filler comes from Sussex sheep, and the springs, tucked into cloth pockets (a k a Hessian pockets), are "star-lashed" with eight knots of polished flax cord. http://www.nytimes.com/1992/02/13/garden/unmade-american-bed... |
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