DE202016006733U1 - Roman blind with peacock curtain - Google Patents

Abstract

Venetian blind with peacock curtain with cloth (3) and gauze (2), with an upper part (7), there arranged a spring winding device (8), which at least one outer tube (10), a backstop (11), a roller shaft (9) and a Rotary damper (12) has, and a beam (4), characterized in that the cloth (3) has at least two separate sections, wherein one end of the web-like gauze (2) on the outer contour of the outer tube (10) is attached and the other end of the web-like gauze (2) is fixed to the joist (4) and the outer tube (10) has one end of the uppermost portion of the blanket (3), the end of the web-like gauze (2) and the end of the uppermost part of the cloth Cloth (3) spaced from each other are arranged.

Description

The invention relates to a Roman shade with peacock curtain according to the features of the preamble of claim 1.

Roman blinds are very popular with the consumer and are therefore used in large quantities.

• 1. Raffrollos, welche zur Betätigung mit einem Perlenseil oder einem Seil ausgestattet sind, wobei diese bezüglich der Kindersicherheit ein gewisses Restrisiko aufweisen und
• 2. Raffrollos, welche mit einem Federwickelsystem mit zwei Unterzügen ausgerüstet sind, deren Handhabung nicht problemlos ist.

In particular, two basic types are currently encountered in the existing market:

• 1. Roman blinds, which are equipped for the operation with a bead rope or a rope, which have a certain residual risk with regard to child safety and
• 2. Roman blinds, which are equipped with a spring winding system with two underpants, their handling is not easy.

From the DE 20 2016 004 446 U1 is a rotary damper for roller blinds known which allows a very good damping behavior. This rotary damper can be used for Roman blinds without a bead rope or a rope to operate the roman blind.

From the DE 20 2016 004 446 U1 a backstop is known for roller blinds, which can be used for Roman blinds without a bead rope or a rope for operating the Roman blinds in principle.

The local pull-down force is balanced and the roller blind is not damaged. In addition, this solution allows the spring tension to be selected according to the quality of the fabric.

The backstop is a self-locking device which allows the roller blind to be stopped at any height so that the roller blind is easy to operate. This backstop is positioned outside the roller blind, so it is easy to install and can be used with a roller blind of all specifications.

The object of the invention is to provide a Roman shade, which overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art and is safe and easy to use without rope.

The object of the invention is achieved by a Roman shade with the features of claim 1.

As a rotational damper for the Roman shade according to the invention, for example, such a rotary damper according to the DE 20 2016 004 446 U1 used within the meaning of the invention and is part of this invention.

As a backstop for the Roman shade, for example, such a backstop according to the DE 20 2016 004 445 U1 used within the meaning of the invention and is part of this invention.

Essential to the invention is that the cloth 3 has at least two separate sections, wherein the one end of the web-like gauze 2 on the outer contour of the outer tube 10 is attached and the other end of the web-like gauze 2 at the subway 4 , and on the outer tube 10 one end of the uppermost part of the cloth 3 is attached, the end of the web-like gauze 2 and the end of the uppermost part of the cloth 3 are arranged spaced from each other.

This is secured in a simple manner that this u. By this difference in length between cloth and gauze u. a. makes it possible to achieve the operating states, namely the operating state see-through (in particular view-permeable) and the operating state sun protection (in particular opaque).

A peacock curtain according to the invention has a gauze 2 which has a sheet-like shape, wherein the one free end of the web-like gauze 2 is attached to the outer contour of the outer tube and the other free end of the web-like gauze 2 at the subway.

The cloth 3 consists of at least two web-shaped sections. The top section of the cloth 3 is attached with its upper free end on the outer tube, for example on a web which is fixed to a cloth attachment. The lower free end of the uppermost section of the cloth 3 is not attached. The other sections of the cloth 3 , except the top, are each with their upper free end attached to the web-like gauze 2 attached and not attached with its lower free end. The respective linear fasteners are spaced and arranged parallel to each other.

At the free end of the lowest part of the cloth 3 are at least two threads 17 attached with their respective thread end. The other thread end of the thread 17 is at the top of the cloth 3 , there at the free end, attached.

The one thread each 17 is through all the intervening sections of the cloth 3 threaded and fixed at the free end of the respective section.

With the delay system or the rotary damper 12 The rate of climb of the curtain can be controlled. By slowing down or "damping" the rate of climb of the Curtain will prevent damage to the curtain and its accessories.

The positioning system allows the curtain to rise or fall to any position to achieve the shading and lighting status at any position.

The height positioning system may control the respective overall height of the curtain and will not result in damage to accessories of the curtain when pulled down by pulling too long on the curtain, and may also cause the curtain to return to the positioning location during ascent.

The subclaims 2 to 5 indicate further features of the invention, without finally naming them.

In the following, the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to drawings, without limiting this.

Show it:

1 a first schematic partial view of a Roman blind 1 with peacock curtain and a detail view of an outer tube 10 of the top 7 .

2 a second schematic partial view of a Roman blind 1 and a detailed view of a beam 4 .

3 a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 .

4 a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in the operating state sunscreen,

5 a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in the operating condition see-through,

6 each a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in operation, ascending, 6a in operation sunscreen and 6b in the operating condition see-through,

7 a schematic exploded view of the parts of the Roman blind 1 and

8th an alternative schematic exploded view of the parts of Roman blind 1 ,

1 shows a first schematic partial view of a Roman blind 1 with peacock curtain and a detail view of an outer tube 10 of the top 7 , The Roman blinds 1 owns a top 7 with a hollow outer tube 10 , The cloth 3 is attached to a cloth attachment 13 and the gauze 2 outside on the outer tube 10 , For example, an aluminum tube attached. As a cloth attachment 13 serves in this embodiment one over the entire length of the outer tube 10 arranged double groove 15 into which a footbridge 16 , which has an adhesive layer, laterally insertable and thus in the double groove 15 can be fastened in a form-fitting manner.

The assembly can be done as follows:
The cloth 3 of the Roman blind 1 gets on the jetty 16 , which has an adhesive layer, glued and subsequently in the double groove 15 threaded laterally of the aluminum tube.

Now the end of the gauze 2 of the Roman blind 1 attached to the surface of the aluminum tube, for example, glued.

The gauze 2 can, so on the beam 4 is pulled, roll on the surface of the aluminum tube, then at the same time attached to the outer tube cloth 3 roll up. This results in an opposite direction of movement of the gauze 2 namely, down, and the cloth 3 upwards.

2 shows a second schematic partial view of a Roman blind 1 and a detailed view of a beam 4 , The beam 4 consists of a hollow profile, in which a web 16 , which has an adhesive layer, is inserted laterally. At the adhesive layer is the lower end of the gauze 2 attached. The two open ends of the beam 4 can each by an end cap 5 be closed.

The assembly can be done as follows:
The connecting rope of the peacock curtain is from the lower head of the Roman blind 1 separated, thereby the gauze 2 and the cloth 3 separated from each other. The lower end of the gauze 2 will be with the jetty 16 glued and this laterally in the cavity of the beam 4 inserted. The perfect end of the cloth 3 is not stuck.

Below are the two the end caps of the beam 5 appropriate.

3 shows a schematic perspective view of the Roman blind 1 in the assembled state. At the top 7 each side is a holder 6 arranged.

4 shows a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in sun protection mode.

In sun protection mode: as in 4 is shown, every visible area of the gauze 2 through the cloth 3 or sections of the cloth 3 covered, so that a sunscreen is possible.

In this operating state sunscreen, the beam can 4 , be held in any height position, according to the user's request.

By pulling the beam 4 of the Roman blind 1 downwards, with a difference of more than 1-2 cm, any height position is fixable, wherein subsequently the beam 4 is released.

5 shows a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in the operating condition see-through.

In the operating condition see-through: as in 5 not every area of the gauze is shown 2 through the cloth 3 covered so that in the uncovered area of the transparent gauze 2 , a look through is possible. Here is the cloth 3 shifted in sections and gives the corresponding area of the gauze 2 free, so that there is a look through is possible.

This operating condition see-through is achievable by pulling the beam 4 of the Roman blind 1 (without rope) down to the end, causing the outer tube 10 , in 4 not shown, continues to rotate. After releasing the beam 4 , the operating status see-through is achieved.

In 5 the basic structure of the peacock curtain can be seen. The peacock curtain has a gauze 2 which has a sheet-like shape, wherein the one free end of the web-like gauze 2 on the outer contour of the outer tube 10 is attached, in 5 not shown, and the other free end of the web-like gauze 2 at the subway 4 ,

The cloth 3 consists of several web-shaped sections. The top section of the cloth 3 is with its upper free end on the outer tube 10 for example, on a dock 16 which is attached to a cloth attachment 13 is fixed in 5 not shown, attached.

The lower free end of the uppermost section of the cloth 3 is not attached. The other sections of the cloth 3 , except the top, are each with their upper end attached to the web-like gauze 2 attached and not attached with its lower free end. The respective linear fixings 18 are spaced and arranged parallel to each other.

At the free end of the lowest part of the cloth 3 are three threads 17 attached with their respective thread end. The other thread end of the thread 17 is at the top of the cloth 3 , there at the free end, in 5 not shown, attached. The one thread each 17 is through all the intervening sections of the cloth 3 threaded and each at the free end of each section of the cloth 3 attached.

6 each shows a schematic view of the Roman blind 1 in operation upgrade; in 6a in the operating state see-through and in 6b alternatively shown in the operating state sun protection.

The operating state ascending can in the sense of the invention with the operating state review ( 6a ) or with the sun protection ( 6b ) combined.

In the operating state ascending is at the beginning of the beam 4 of the Roman blind 1 (without rope) pulled down by 1-2 cm, then the beam 4 let go and the peacock curtain with cloth 3 and gauze 2 will be in the direction of the upper part as desired 7 rising up.

With the outer tube 10 , in 6 not shown, with the spring winding device 8th which at least one roller blind shaft 9 , a backstop 11 and a rotary damper 12 Thus, the peacock's curtain is clothed 3 and gauze 2 can be pulled up and down as desired.

7 shows a schematic exploded view of the parts of the Roman blind 1 ,

The roller blind shaft 9 usually has the rotary damper at one end 12 as well as the backstop 11 , The backstop 11 allows the user to position the roman blind 1 in the desired height.

8th shows an alternative schematic exploded view of the parts of the Roman blind 1 ,

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

Roman blind

2

gauze

3

cloth

4

Beam

5

endcap

6

bracket

7

top

8th

Spring winding device

9

blind shaft

10

outer tube

11

Backstop

12

rotary damper

13

cloth fixing

14

Gazebefestigung

15

double groove

16

web

17

thread

18

attachment

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

This list of the documents listed by the applicant has been generated automatically and is included solely for the better information of the reader. The list is not part of the German patent or utility model application. The DPMA assumes no liability for any errors or omissions.

Cited patent literature

• DE 202016004446 U1 [0004, 0005, 0010]
• DE 202016004445 U1 [0011]

Claims (5)

Roman shade with peacock curtain with cloth ( 3 ) and gauze ( 2 ), with a top ( 7 ), there arranged a spring winding device ( 8th ), which at least one outer tube ( 10 ), a backstop ( 11 ), a roller blind shaft ( 9 ) and a rotary damper ( 12 ), and a beam ( 4 ), characterized in that the cloth ( 3 ) has at least two separate sections, said one end of the web-like gauze ( 2 ) on the outer contour of the outer tube ( 10 ) and the other end of the web-shaped gauze ( 2 ) on the substructure ( 4 ), and on the outer tube ( 10 ) one end of the uppermost portion of the cloth ( 3 ), wherein the end of the web-shaped gauze ( 2 ) and the end of the uppermost part of the cloth ( 3 ) are spaced from each other. Roman shade according to claim 1, characterized in that on the outer tube ( 10 ) a cloth attachment ( 13 ) is arranged. Venetian blind according to claim 1, characterized in that on the beam ( 4 ) a gauze attachment ( 14 ) is arranged. Roman shade according to claim 1, characterized in that the cloth ( 3 ) and the gauze ( 2 ) at least partially on the outer jacket of the outer tube ( 10 ) and opposite on the outer shell of the outer tube ( 10 ) are arranged unrollable. Venetian blind according to claim 1, characterized in that Roman shade ( 1 ) at least two threads ( 17 ) owns.

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