AT9313U1 - LOOP GUIDE FOR A CURTAIN RAIL - Google Patents

Abstract

A loop slider for a curtain rail (10) is described with a carrier (1) having a loop receptacle, which has at least one bearing head (9) which can be hooked into the curtain rail (10). In order to suspend or remove a curtain when hanging in the curtain rail loop slings, it is proposed that the carrier (1) form a bracket (2) and the loop holder a web opening closing the bow opening (5) on a bracket leg (3) hinged and connected to the other bracket leg (4) by an openable closure.

Description

2 AT 009 313U1

The invention relates to a loop slider for a curtain rail with a loop receiving carrier having at least one in the curtain rail-in-suspension bearing head. 5 In the case of loop curtains, the curtain is provided in the region of its upper edge with loops projecting over the edge, usually loops of wider bands, which should not overlap when the curtain is pushed together. For this purpose, it is known (EP 1 153 560 A2), for example, to provide a rod-shaped support which can be hung in a curtain rail with the aid of two bearing heads arranged at the ends of the support and moved along this curtain rail. The loop-forming support forming a loop-shaped support is inserted through the loop, which is prevented by the two lateral bearing heads from slipping off the support. Since the beams can not be pivoted or slid past the curtain rail, these beams force an aligned rear row of curtain loops, regardless of whether the curtain is pulled apart or contracted. The disadvantage, however, is that for hanging or removing the curtain, the loop slides must be threaded out of the curtain rail or posted.

The invention is therefore the object of a loop slider of the beginning geschil-20 derten type so that with relatively simple means the suspension and removal of the loop curtain can be ensured without having to remove the loop slider from the curtain rail.

The invention solves the problem set by the fact that the support a bracket and the clever 25 fenaufnahme form a the bow opening closing web, which is hinged to a hanger arm and connected to the other hanger arm by an openable closure.

Since, according to these measures, the carrier used in the curtain rail does not itself serve as a loop holder, but is formed as a support bracket for a loop receiving web which closes the bracket opening in its position of use, but can be opened for suspending or removing the loop curtain, because he hinged on one side of one of the two legs of the hanger and releasably connected to the other hanger arm via a closure, the loops of the curtain can be pushed onto the bridge or withdrawn from the bridge with open bracket, without having to remove the loop slider from the curtain rail.

In order to create simple construction conditions, the web forming the loop receptacle can be integrally formed on the one bar leg via a film hinge. This 40 film hinge is formed by a thin point in the transition region from the bar leg to the web, so that the web can be pivoted due to this thin point relative to the support bracket about a transverse axis to the ironing plane between a closed position and an open position. In the closed position, the bridge is held on the intended closure on the hanger arm, which is opposite to the film hinge forming stirrup legs. 45 The closure can be designed differently. Advantageous design conditions, however, arise when the closure has a latching in an undercut of a hanger arm locking lug at the end of the loop receiving web forming. In this case, the web is supported with its locking lug from the load-bearing on the undercut of the closure stirrup leg. 50

In the drawing, the subject invention is shown, for example. Show it:

FIG. 1 is a side view of a loop slider according to the invention which is suspended in a curtain rail and receives a curtain loop; FIG. 2 shows the loop slider according to FIG. 1 in a side view with the bridge open;

Claims (3)

3 AT 009 313 U1 FIG. 3 shows an embodiment variant of a loop slider according to the invention in a side view with open web, FIG. 4 shows a representation corresponding to FIG. 3 of a further embodiment variant of a loop slider according to the invention and FIG. 5 shows a section along the line VI-VI of FIG 1 and 2 has a carrier 1 in the form of a substantially U-shaped bracket 2, whose opposing legs are designated 3 and 4. At the end of a hanger arm 3, a loop holder forming io web 5 is articulated, which forms a bolt shoulder 6 at its end facing the stirrup leg 4. This locking lug 6 forms with an undercut 7 of the stirrup leg 4 a closure by means of which the web 5 can be supported load-bearing on the stirrup leg 4. The articulation of the web 5 on the hanger arm 3 is preferably carried out via a film hinge 8, via which the web 5 is integrally connected to the hanger arm 3. The web 5 15 can thus be pivoted about the film hinge 8 from the drawn in Fig. 2 open position in a closed position shown in FIG. In the closed position, the locking lug 6 engages behind the undercut 7 of the stirrup leg 4 and thereby closes the bow opening. The carrier 1 is provided on the side facing away from the web 5 with two bearing heads 9, which can be suspended in a curtain rail 10 to move the loop slider along the curtain rail 10, as indicated in Fig. 1. Since the web 5 closes the bow opening, a provided at the upper edge of a loop curtain 11 loop 12, through which the web 5 is guided, securely held between the bracket legs 3 and 4 25. To remove the loop curtain 11, only the closure between the stirrup leg 4 and the web 5 needs to be opened in order to be able to remove the loop 12 from the web 5 when the web 5 is open. In the reverse order, the loop 12 of a loop curtain 11 can be threaded onto the web 5 and held in the bracket 2 without having to remove the loop slider from the curtain rail 10. The embodiment of the loop slider according to FIG. 3 differs from the loop slider according to FIGS. 1 and 2 only by the formation of the bearing heads 9. These bearing heads 9 are formed as separate components with rollers 13, the snap-on type coupling pin 14 of the bracket 2 attached can be. Since it does not depend on the invention of the formation of the bearing heads, according to FIGS. 4 and 5, only one bearing head 9 can be provided. This bearing head 9 forms lateral longitudinal grooves 15, into which the guide edges 16 delimiting a passage slot 16 of the curtain rail 10 engage, as indicated in phantom in FIG. Due to the longitudinal extension of the bearing head 9, rotation of the loop slider with respect to the curtain rail 10 is effectively prevented. Claims 1. A loop slider for a curtain rail with a carrier having a loop receiver and having at least one bearing head which can be suspended in the curtain rail, characterized in that the carrier (1) comprises a bracket (2) and the loop holder has a web (5) closing the bracket opening ) form, which is hinged to a bracket leg (3) and with the other bracket leg (4) by an openable closure ver prevented. 2. loop slider according to claim 1, characterized in that the loop receiving the forming web (5) on the one hanger arm (3) via a film hinge (8) is integrally formed. 55 5 5 4 AT 009 313 U1 3. loop slider according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the closure has a in an undercut (7) of a stirrup leg (4) latching latch lug (6) at the end of the loop receiving web forming (5). For this purpose 2 sheets of drawings 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55