JPS6022865Y2 - Curtain panel parallel type curtain hanging device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial application field The present invention is a hanging device for curtain panels with parallel curtains, more specifically, a group of curtain-like curtain panels hung one from each of a plurality of parallel curtain rails. This invention relates to a hanging device for curtains (including partitions) consisting of:

If the curtains are shaped like this, they will have an elegant texture similar to a noren curtain.

Prior Art However, to date, such a curtain has not yet been implemented.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention This type of curtain is essentially equivalent to a conventional ordinary curtain with a smaller width and a number of them arranged side by side.

Therefore, for ease of operation, it is preferable for the following curtain panels to move when the first curtain panel is moved, thereby expanding and degenerating the group of curtain panels. It is preferable to restrict the overlap of the side edges of the curtain panels.

Therefore, the present invention satisfies these points, and also allows the degree of overlapping of the side edges of adjacent curtain panels to be adjusted according to the width of windows and other late-closing areas or to one's preference.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hanging device for hanging curtains with parallel curtain panels, which can achieve this by using a structure with a small number of parts.

Other objects of the invention will become apparent from the following description.

Means for Solving the Problems The curtain panel parallel type curtain hanging device of the present invention, which is a distant relative of the above object, comprises a plurality of curtain rails installed in parallel, and each of the curtain rails. The bar-shaped curtain runner is suspended from one end of the curtain panel, and includes a bar-shaped curtain runner that suspends the curtain panel by fitting a band plate wrapped around the upper end of the curtain panel into a C-shaped groove along the length direction, The front end of each curtain runner has a hooking step that is hooked below the insert to a protrusion along the length formed on the curtain runner, and has a spring-type hooking claw, which hooks into a fixed position on the curtain runner. The curtain runner is connected to the curtain runner by snapping into the hooking hole formed in the position under the insertion hook of the protrusion and the hooking step, and further extends so that the adjacent curtain runners touch each other in the front and back,
A first projecting piece facing the end of the groove of the curtain runner on the front end surface side of the runner is provided below the connection, and a projecting piece along the length direction of the curtain runner is provided near the rear end of each curtain runner. It has a hooking step that is hooked below the insert, and has a spring-type hooking claw, and the hook is inserted into any of a plurality of hooking holes arranged in front and back formed on the curtain runner using the protrusion and the hooking step. Under the engagement, a second protrusion that is snapped in and coupled to the curtain runner and extends so as to come into contact with the first protrusion of the adjacent curtain runner in the front and rear, is placed below the coupling and in the front and rear. It is characterized by being able to change its position.

Example Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is the curtain rail, 2 is the curtain panel,
3 indicates a curtain runner, a plurality of curtain rails 1 are arranged in parallel and installed at required locations such as windows, the curtain panel 2 is shaped like a drapery, and the curtain runner 3 is bar-shaped, and its length is It has a C-shaped groove along the width direction, and the curtain panel upper end wrapping strip 7 is fitted into the groove to suspend the curtain panel 2, and each of the curtain panels... One will be hung from the rack.

The curtain runner 3 is provided with protrusions 9, 10 and engagement holes 20 at required locations along its length, and the front end of the curtain runner 3 is provided with the A hooking step portion 17 hooked to the protrusions 9 and 10 below the insertion,
18, and a spring-type engaging pawl 19 that snaps into the engaging hole 20 below.
, 10 and the engagement steps 17.18, and the snap-in engagement of the spring-type engagement pawl 19 into the engagement hole 20.

The first projecting piece 4 located below this installation is formed into an overhanging shape so that adjacent pieces on the curtain runner 3 come into contact with each other in the front and back, and the runner 3 in the groove 6 Make sure to face the front edge.

16 is a spring portion of the claw 19. Curtain runner 3...
...Multiple engagement holes 1 lined up in the front and back near the rear end
1..., and a hooking stepped portion 14.15 that is inserted and hooked to the rear end side portion of the protrusions 9, 10 of the curtain runner 3 on the rear end side portion thereof, and the hooking step portion 14. Hole 11・
. . . The second projecting piece 5 having the spring-type engaging claw 12 that is engaged under the snap-in is attached to the projecting ridges 9, 10.
It is attached so that its position can be changed back and forth under the insertion engagement by the engagement steps 14 and 15 and the snap-in engagement of the spring-type engagement claw 12 into the engagement hole 11.

13 is a spring portion of the claw 12. Reference numeral 21 denotes a runner roller, and 22 a runner end piece having a structure similar to that of the second projecting piece 5 of the illustrated type, which serves to prevent the rear end of the strip plate 7 from slipping out.

23 is a spring portion of the pawl 24 of the runner end piece 22;
Reference numeral 5.26 indicates a hooking step, and 27 indicates a hooking hole into which the claw 24 is snapped into.

The operation of the device of the present invention in the upper configuration is as follows.

When the curtain runner 3... is in the state shown in Figure 2, that is, the curtain panel 2... is in a degenerate state, and the leading curtain runner 3a is placed in the curtain runner of a normal curtain. When the leading curtain runner 3a is moved to the left, that is, to the front in FIG. When it hits the first protruding piece 4 of the curtain runner 3, press it and move it to the second curtain runner 3.
follows the leading curtain runner, and then moves the next curtain runner 3 one after another in the same manner, until the curtain panel 2... is in an unfolded state, and from this unfolded state, the leading curtain runner 3a is moved. When moving in the opposite direction, the first protruding piece 4 of the leading curtain runner 3a comes into contact with the first protruding piece 4 of the next curtain runner 3, and the following runner follows the leading curtain runner 3a. Similarly, the next curtain runners 3 move one after another, and the curtain panels 2... become degenerate.

Effects of the Invention Since the present invention has the above-mentioned functions, the unfolding and folding of a group of curtain panels can be performed with the same ease of operation as opening and closing a single curtain.

Further, in the present invention, the degree of mutual extension of the adjacent curtain runners 3, 3 is regulated by the front and rear abutment between the first projecting piece 4 and the second projecting piece 5, and the curtain runner 3 is shaped like a par. If the curtain panel 2 is suspended from this, its width can be maintained unchanged, so the curtain panel 2...
...It is possible to restrict the overlap of the side edges of the adjacent curtain panels 2, 2 when unfolded, and no unnecessary gaps will be created between the curtain panels.

Furthermore, in the present invention, the second projecting piece 5 is located at the front and rear (second and third
Since the position can be changed (left and right in the figure), by changing the position, the degree of mutual extension of the adjacent curtain runners 3, 3 can be changed according to the width of the shielding area such as a window or the preference, and therefore the position of the adjacent curtain panel 2.2 can be changed. The degree of overlap can be adjusted, and even if the curtain is of a panel-side-by-side type with a constant width, it can be used in a wide range of different size widths without any problems.

Moreover, in the present invention, in order to provide the second protruding piece 5 on the curtain runner 3 so that its position can be changed back and forth, the protrusions 9, 10 formed on the curtain runner 3 along the length direction and the second
The lower engagement by the engagement steps 14 and 15 provided on the protruding piece 5, and the plurality of engagement holes 11 formed in the curtain runner 3 arranged in front and back. Since the configuration is such that the spring-type engaging claw 12 provided on the second protruding piece 5 is engaged with the snap-in connection, the degree of overlapping of the adjacent curtain panels 2, 2 can be adjusted by using the second protruding piece 5. This can be achieved with a structure that has a small number of parts, consisting of a part of the curtain runner 5 and a part of the curtain runner 3.

Further, in the present invention, although the curtain runner 3 is provided with the first protruding piece 4, the protrusions 9 and 10 formed on the curtain runner 3 along the length direction and the engaging stepped portion 17 provided on the first protruding piece 4
, 18, and the snap-in engagement of the spring-type engaging claw 19 on the first projecting piece 4 to the engaging hole 20 formed in the fixed position of the curtain runner 3. Therefore, the first protruding piece 4 can be attached with a structure consisting of the first protruding piece 4 and a part of the curtain runner 3, which has a small number of parts, and can be easily done with one touch. can.

Furthermore, since the first projecting piece 4 faces the end of the groove 6 on the front end side of the runner for fitting the band plate 7 wrapped around the upper end of the curtain panel of the curtain runner 3, it prevents the band plate 7 from slipping out on the front end side. Also serves as a runner end piece.

In the present invention, the curtain panel 2 is suspended from the curtain runner 3 by fitting the band plate 7 wrapped around the upper end of the curtain panel into the [-shaped groove 6 along the length direction of the curtain runner 3. Therefore, the front side of the groove 6 (right side in Figure 4)
By setting the opening of the curtain panel 2 to an appropriate size, insert the band plate 7 wrapped around the upper end of the curtain panel 2 into the groove 6 diagonally upward from below on the front opening side, and then insert the band plate 7 into the curtain runner 3. The curtain panel 2 can be inserted and installed by pulling the curtain panel 2 downward in parallel to the web part.In other words, the curtain panel 2 can be hung while the par-shaped curtain runner 3, which is a support for hanging the curtain panel 2, is mounted on the curtain rail 1. However, it is possible to attach the curtain panel upper end wrapping strip 7 to the runner in the manner described above.

This has the following significance.

When installing a general curtain rail, the space on the side of the curtain rail is usually narrow because it is located on the wall or pillar of the building, so it is necessary to install a par-shaped curtain rail with a length that is suitable for hanging a curtain panel of the required width. If it is a curtain runner, it is necessary to assemble it into the curtain rail in advance and install the curtain rail at the point where the curtain rail is attached. If it is necessary to install the curtain rail through the end face opening of the groove 6 of the runner, this must also be done before installing the curtain rail.Therefore, the curtain rail must be installed at a location such as above the window with the curtain panel parallel body attached. The handling operations for this are extremely difficult due to the presence of the parallel curtain panels.

In contrast, the present invention does not have the above-mentioned drawbacks because it can be carried out through the front opening in the groove 6 of the bar-shaped curtain runner 3 rather than through the end opening.

The front fitting of the curtain panel upper end winding strip 7 into the groove 6 can be easily carried out if the inner surface of the lower end of the hanging portion 8 on the front side of the groove 6 is slightly inclined or curved outward.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of the entire structure, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the curtain runner in a degenerate state in the same embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a diagram of the curtain runner in a degenerate state. The detailed perspective view and FIG. 4 are cross-sectional views illustrating the suspended state of the curtain runner. 1 is a curtain rail, 2 is a curtain panel, 3 is a curtain runner, 4 is a first protrusion, 5 is a second protrusion, 6 is a groove, 7 is a band plate, 9 and 10 are protrusions, 11.20 is a hook hole, 1
2.19 is a spring type engaging pawl, 13.16 is a spring part, 14,
15, 17, and 18 are the interlocking steps.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Multiple curtain rails installed in parallel,
One curtain is hung on each of the curtain rails, and a strip is wrapped around the upper end of the curtain panel along its length.
A bar-shaped curtain runner that fits into a shaped groove to suspend a curtain panel is included as a component, and at the front end of each curtain runner, a bar-shaped curtain runner is inserted into a protrusion along the length direction formed on the curtain runner. The curtain runner has a hooking step that is hooked to the curtain runner, and has a spring-type hooking claw that snaps into a hooking hole formed at a fixed position on the curtain runner under the insertion engagement by the protrusion and the hooking step, Adjacent parts connected to the curtain runner are extended so as to come into contact with each other back and forth, and the first projecting piece facing the end of the groove of the curtain runner on the front end side of the runner is placed below the connection. Each curtain runner has a hooking step portion near the rear end of the curtain runner that is hooked to the bottom of the protrusion along the length of the curtain runner. The first curtain runner is connected to the curtain runner by snap-in under the insertion engagement by the protrusion and the engagement step into any one of the plurality of engagement holes arranged in front and back formed in the curtain runner. A hanging device for a curtain panel parallel type curtain, in which a second projecting piece is provided below the connection and is movable in the front and back directions, and the second protruding piece extends so as to come into contact with the projecting piece in the front and back directions.